What is Santeria?
Santeria - a religious practice which is found throughout the Caribbean; blends Roman Catholic beliefs with traditional African.
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Santeria is a religion originally from Cuba & Brazil that is a combination of the Yoruba West African faith & Roman Catholicism.
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Santeria is an African-based religion similar to voodoo, originating in Cuba and Brazil, which combines the worship of MORE?
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Santeria is a religion practiced originally in Cuba in which Yoruba deities are identified with Roman Catholic saints. ChaCha!
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Santeria is a syncretistic religion of Caribbean origin combining elements of Roman Catholicism with beliefs from the Ifa religion
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It is an Afro-Cuban religious tradition derived from traditional beliefs of the Yoruba people of what is now known as Nigeria.
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Santeria, is an African-derived faith that is practiced in Cuba. Thanks for using ChaCha!
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Santeria Defined: A combination of religious traditions or beliefs that combines a similar African traditional religion. MORE?
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Santeria, an African-derived faith, is also practiced, and there are a growing number of Protestant evangelical churches.ChaCha!
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About Roman Catholic
The Roman Catholic Church is the original founding branch of Christianity that is led by the Pope. The Christian Church is now fractured into a large number of denominations with varying beliefs.
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