Were someone to come to Sangre struggling with such an issue inevitably that person would leave with the issue unresolved. While at Sangre that person would not only experience personal discomfort but would also cause pain and disruption for the other members of the group. In such case, the person may be asked to leave and to seek professional psychological or psychiatric assistance. The presenters are highly qualified Christians noted for their religious awareness, intelligence, overall comprehension of the movement of culture, and the ability to communicate. Presentations are usually given in both a morning interval of two hours and an evening interval of an hour and a half, although not all program segments have both morning and evening presentations.
Presenters invite questions and provide opportunities for discussions.
Since Sangre presenters reside at the Center during the time of their presentations, personal consultation and informal interchange is readily available. In order to gain the most from the presentations of the visiting staff, as well as to benefit generally from the Sangre experience, a collateral reading program is strongly recommended for each participant. A few special mornings with no formal presentations are set aside for quiet reflective reading. Although no set time is scheduled for personal prayer, the large amount of open time throughout the program provides opportunities for individuals to schedule their own personal prayer time. The creativity of the participants in arranging readings, hymns, symbols, and action gives to the community prayer and liturgies a special quality and also helps to affirm the unique role of worship in the life of the Christian community.