The Feast of the Body and Blood of the Lord, popularly known as the Body of God, is a holiday that emphasizes the real presence of Jesus Christ as both God and man. The celebration of this holiday is usually accompanied by a procession, during which a liturgical procession leaves the church in the specified order of participants, in which the parish priest carries the Holy Sacrament of the Altar, above it are carried "heavens" raised on four poles. The procession stops at four altars and brief devotions are held. The whole celebration begins with a holy mass in the church.