History of Voodoo Contrary to popular belief, the Africans enslaved to build the economic foundation of America were not Christians. They were pracitioners of "Voodoo", Ifa, Orisha, Palo and other African religious traditions.
		Orisha Net This is a large webpage for the religion of Santeria. It offers background on the religion, as well as links to personal sites and churches of Santeria.
		Ptahra African Traditional Religion: Taking Back Our Gods And Holy Temples Mini Workshop Presented at Association of Black Psychologist Annual Convention, Washington, DC
		Religion in Latin America Religion in Latin America, an educational resource for religion, society, and politics. This site includes statistics, documents in English and Spanish, information about radical choice, liberation theology, protestantism, indigenous theology.
		SANTERĶA Santerķa is an old world religion rich in symbolism that is practiced in much of the Caribbean including Puerto Rico. It originates with the Yoruba people in Africa, in what is known today at Nigeria. "Santerķa" is Spanish for "worship of Saints".
		Santeria, La Regla Lucumi, Lukumi, etc. The Religious Tolerance Page for Santeria. It gives a brief background of the religion as well as a thorough description of their beliefs on animal sacrifice, links to the Supreme Court case on the issue, and a description of the Matamoros Incident.
		The Church of the Lukumi Babalu Aye The homepage of the Church of the Lukumi Babalu Aye, a Santerian Church in Southern Florida. It provides information about the Church and its practices.
		The VODOU Page Informative page of Bon Mambo Racine Sans Bout
		Vodoun Culture In this website, we have tried to showcase years of research of the Vodoun culture.

Native American holiday calendar 2003 Native American -Meso American - Hispanic Holidays.

Vodun Vodun (and similar religions: Candomble, Lucumi, Macumba, and Yoruba)

Santeria, A Practical Guide to Afro- Caribbean Magic This web-based excerpt of a book by Luis M. Nunez is a comprehensive summary of the religion of Santeria. It goes into depth about the traditions, orishas, and ceremonial practices of Santeria.