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| Cigar smoke and prayers cleanse the spirit of 13-year-old Nayade Garcia as her mother performs a ritual of spiritism in their Havana apartment. The family--and millions of other Cubans--also practice Santeria, a belief system that blends Roman Catholic traditions with African religious roots. Despite their wildly enthusiastic reception for Pope John Paul II, more Cubans are thought to practice Santeria than Roman Catholicism. |
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