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Would statues or life like effigies of Joan of Arc have any application in either Voodoo or Santeria?
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The image or statue of Joan of Arc is used in the Haitian Voodoo to represent a Loa or voodoo spirit called Marinette Bras sèche (Marinette small hands) according to the legend she is believed to be a dangerous werewolve.
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With voodoo Dolls
What religion would be associated with a headless chicken and coconut pieces?
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What group are called the shouting worshippers?
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What is the religious group for the 'shouting ' worshippers?
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What religion is based on the supernatural?
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