Brazil has endured a history of political instability
and poverty. The belief in divine intervention, common to both Catholicism
and the Candomblé, often provide spiritual sustenance to fragile
lives. In a sense, the religious history of Europe and Africa came together
and formed a third religion in the New World. By Kathleen de Azevedo
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