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• The Candomble presence, and the African foodways, have endured.
• Politicians, artists and Candomble priests and followers accompanied his funeral.
• For the Roman Catholic Church, candomble smacked of devil worship.
• "Candomble keeps growing because people are always looking for spiritual support.
• Still today all Candomble sessions are conducted in Yoruba, not Portuguese.
• I could reflect and see candomble as a whole.
• Some believe the Pentecostals'attacks have strengthened Candomble.
• They portray the images of Catholic saints and Candomble deities on their pieces.
• The church of Bonfim is the apotheosis of the marriage of Candomble and Catholicism.
• Brazilian dance is very integrated into religious ceremonies, such as the candomble of Bahia.
• Within Candomble, there are also disagreements about the proper relationship with the Catholic Church.
• In candomble doctrine, everyone has a chief orixa that defines personality and protects affairs.
• But some worry that Candomble's growing popularity is distancing it from its roots.
• Mother Cleusa of Gantois said of Catholicism and Candomble in an interview a few years ago.
• The mix grew into a uniquely Brazilian religion called umbanda, although pure candomble also survived.
• Candomble is the Brazilian relative of voodoo in Haiti and santeria in the Spanish-speaking Caribbean.
• Verger pursued his studies in Africa, and in 1953 he was initiated by a Candomble priest.
• "With the lawsuits, Candomble followers began to discover they have rights guaranteed under the constitution.
• Superficially Pentecostals can cluster very close with more Africanized religions such as Vodou, Candomble, Santeria.
• Some Catholic worshipers have been drawn to cults or to Afro-Brazilian religions like Umbanda and Candomble.