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flbvodou0124a Erol Josue, Vodou priest, spreads incense before a ceremony. Vodou practitioners and vodou priests gather at a North Miami home for a New Year's the cleansing ceremony to renew self protection and give the strength and good luck to start a new year on Saturday, January 24, 2009. There is a resurgence of interest in vodou among younger Haitians. Although many distanced themselves from the stigmatized religion in Haiti, they said their renewed interest in Vodou stems from a need to get more in touch with their African roots. photo / Carey Wagner Sun Sentinel

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