Tuesday prayer on the ruins of the colonial habitation 'Duplaa'.

<FONT size=2 face=ArialMT><FONT size=2 face=ArialMT> <P align=left>In the water basin, a spirit named Lovana appears in the guise of a fish. The faithful come to pray around the basin, on Tuesdays and Fridays. A big party takes place there on September 5, the eve of the pilgrimage in Bord-de-Mer de Lemonade, to honour the Voodoo deity St. Philomena, also called “Lasyrenn” (the Mermaid). Today in Haiti, most of the Voodoo sacred places are located in the countryside, especially on the ruins of ancient colonial estates, which are thus affected by these community identity practices.</P></FONT></FONT>

Tuesday prayer on the ruins of the colonial habitation 'Duplaa'.

<FONT size=2 face=ArialMT><FONT size=2 face=ArialMT> <P align=left>In the water basin, a spirit named Lovana appears in the guise of a fish. The faithful come to pray around the basin, on Tuesdays and Fridays. A big party takes place there on September 5, the eve of the pilgrimage in Bord-de-Mer de Lemonade, to honour the Voodoo deity St. Philomena, also called “Lasyrenn” (the Mermaid). Today in Haiti, most of the Voodoo sacred places are located in the countryside, especially on the ruins of ancient colonial estates, which are thus affected by these community identity practices.</P></FONT></FONT>