This sepia-toned albumen print mounted on a brown board depicts a Communion procession set in an outdoor village.  The white outfits of the girls in this procession are seen in stark contrast to the muted sepia tones of the rest of the print.  In the foreground is a young girl dressed in a long white dress and lace veil.  She carries a long thin candle in her right hand and holds a book to her chest with her left hand.  She is receiving a kiss on her left cheek from an older medium skinned woman who wears a long dark dress with a scarf tied over her head, holds a cane in her left hand and wears clogs on her feet.  To our right is a seated older man with medium skin who wears a dark suit, a knit cap and clogs on his feet.  His right hand is outstretched toward the girl and his left hand is on his knee.  A woman and child who are dressed in dark clothing are in the center of the scene.  The woman wears a long dark dress and cloak with a hood over her head.  She appears to be medium-dark skinned and is looking at the young girl.  She holds hands with a young boy who has lighthair who is walking away from us.  Behind them is a procession of young girls in garb similar to the young girl; long white dresses and lace veils.  They walk away from the viewer to our right in tightly organized lines.  There are two boys at the end of this line dressed in dark suits.  The young boys and girls carry tall, thin candles that extend above their heads.  To our right is an open gate attached to a sunlight stucco building surrounded by trees.  The sun appears to be to our left, as indicated by the shadows cast by the people and trees.  To our left of the procession are two dark rustic buildings with sloped roofs.  Trees and a chapel steeple are visible in the distance.