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Vodou, Hoodoo & African Diasporic Religions

The Sanctified Church

by Zora Neale Hurston

A posthumous collection of Hurston's essays on African American folklore and religion, including her portrait of the New Orleans healer Mother Catherine and her writing on the Sanctified churches.

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