Following the initiation, the new initiate may be presented to the rest of the community through a public "coming-out" ceremony, the "saida". Along with their white clothes, their body will be covered in white spots. During this, they may be expected to give the name of the "marca" of their tutelary orixá, which they are supposed to have discovered via a dream. In the "panán", the initiate is symbolically re-taught mundane tasks, a ritual sometimes followed by an auction in which the initiate is symbolically sold to their spouse or a member of their family, a reference to the era of slavery. On the following Friday, they are expected to attend mass in a Roman Catholic church, known as the "romaria". Finally, a senior member of the terreiro will lead the initiate, still wearing white, back to their home.