Sust. FEM. 1. Attendance of a portion of the consecrated host and the wine in the chalice. The priest first splits the host ( symbol of the body of Christ ) into two parts, then take one of these and make another partition. Then drops the last part in the chalice, where is the blood of Christ: the wine. At the same time, in secret, says: «the body and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ, United in this chalice, are for us food of eternal life». 2. Part of the mass in which passes this celebration. Since the 7th century, the partition of the bread and the subsequent inmixtión often accompany the singing of the 'Agnus Dei': Lamb of God. 3. In a society limited, "ban inmixtión" consists in denial to comanditario partner to interfere in the administration. Such interference, in functions which do not correspond, constitutes a grave breach of social obligations. The concept of Latin strain comes from the preposition 'in': in a shortened portion of the noun «mixtura»: mix, fusion, and the "ion" ending: denoting action. Synonyms: conglomeration, mixture. (Sources: es.catholic.net and todoelderecho.com )
