CASA PAI ROGERIOCarapicuíba/SPCandomblé Jeje
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.
Voduns and memory
Jeje traditions relate to West African roots, especially ewe-fon-speaking peoples. Voduns are central to these traditions; they must not be reduced to translations of orixás.
Lineages and transmission
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.