Book of Common Prayer (page 554)

Son, give your Holy Spirit to N; fill him with grace and power, and
make him a priest in your Church." When they have laid their hands
upon all the ordinands, the bishop continues "May the exalt you, O Lord,
in the midst..."*

A Bible is to be given to each new priest, and the words "Receive this
Bible..." are to be said to each one.

All the newly ordained take part in the exchange of the Peace, and join
the bishop and other priests at the Altar for the Great Thanksgiving.
Similarly, all the new priests break the consecrated Bread and receive
Holy Communion.

At the Ordination of a Deacon

The stole worn over the left shoulder, or other insignia of the office
of deacon, is placed upon the deacon after the entire Prayer of
Consecration is completed, and immediately before the Bible is given.

If two or more are ordained together, each is to have his own
presenters. The ordinands may be presented together, or in succession,
as the bishop may direct. Thereafter, references to the ordinand in the
singular are changed to the plural where necessary.

The ordinands are examined together.

During the Prayer of Consecration, the bishop is to lay hands upon the
head of each ordinand, and say over each "Father, through Jesus Christ
your Son, give your Holy Spirit to N; fill him with grace and power,
and make him a deacon in your Church." When they have laid their
hands upon all the ordinands, the bishop continues "Make them, O Lord,
modest and humble..."

A Bible is to be given to each new deacon, and the words "Receive this
Bible..." are also to be said to each one.

After participating in the Peace, the deacons go to the Altar for the
Offertory. If there are many deacons, some assist in the Offertory and
others administer Holy Communion. One, appointed by the bishop, is to
say the dismissal.

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