Laying on of hands

=== Anglicanism ===
Laying on of hands is part of Anglican confirmation,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://stmarks.byethost9.com/|title=for example: Book of Alternative Services – Anglican Church of Canada, p. 628}}</ref> [[anointing of the sick]],<ref>http://stmarks.byethost9.com/ for example: Book of Alternative Services – Anglican Church of Canada, p. 555</ref> and other parts of liturgy and pastoral offices.
The rubric in the confirmation service requires the bishop to lay only one hand, symbolising that he has less spiritual authority than an apostle who laid both hands.
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