One post-Communion blessing, after all have been served, best expresses this unity.

Read the post-Communion prayer and lead the final responses in the Service, i.e.

The chapel, which opens off the nave, is used for special services and for post-communion healing prayer.

In many Anglican Churches since the 1980s, the following has been a common post-communion prayer:

There is a post-Communion prayer.

The proanaphoral and post-communion portions are supplied by the older liturgy "of the Apostles" (so called), the anaphora only being peculiar.

The post-communion prayer of the 1662 Anglican Book of Common Prayer describes the meal as "spiritual food".

In all Orthodox Churches, special pre- and post-Communion prayers are recited by the faithful before and after the Eucharist.

In the Anglican Communion and in the Anglican Use, the following post-communion prayer, or a variant of it, is said:

Communion from the website of Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in San Jose, California; includes the text of pre- and post-Communion prayers.

The post-Communion prayers are often read aloud by a single member of the congregation (often a reader) after the end of the Liturgy and during the Veneration of the Cross.