This is a mass scene, just before communion: while the bell rings, the priest shows the parishioners the bread and wine, which have just been consecrated. There are several similar versions of this scene in Spanish and foreign museums, most of them titled The Communion, whose authorship has often been associated with Francisco de Goya, although none of them has yet been studied in depth. After carrying out a comparative study, the CAEM researchers have identified in this version technical features typical of the Aragonese master Francisco de Goya y Lucientes, such as the way the forms are constructed, the type of brushwork, and the use of walnut oil in the whites.