CASA PAI ROGERIOCarapicuíba/SPCandomblé Ketu
Ketu, Jeje and Angola are important references of Candomblé diversity. Orixás, voduns and inquices belong to their own histories and liturgies: they are not just different names for a single catalog.
Yoruba roots
Ketu is a Candomblé tradition of Yoruba reference, also situated in the nagô field. The worship of orixás, the liturgical language and transmission between generations are part of that history.
Diversity within the tradition
Practices and names vary by nation, lineage and house. This text does not establish a universal foundation nor identify the specific tradition of CASA PAI ROGERIO.
Religious learning happens in living together, in orality and in the guidance of people recognized by the community. A page on the internet does not replace initiation nor authorize reproducing restricted practices.