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Voodoo
A New Look at Juju

http://www.ulcoa.com/~mcivr/juju.html

Site contains an article by N. Adu Kwabena-Essem discussing the Catholic Church’s recent recognition of the religions of Africa and its apology for years of scorn. Site also details the inner workings of the voodoo religion and relations to daily life.

African Religion Syncretism

http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/freenet/rootdir/menus/sigs/religion/pagan/faqs/voodoo

Informative text-only page provides a lengthy discussion about the origins of voodoo and attempts to clear up some misconceptions about the religion. Article also addresses differences in Haitian, Creole, and African voodoo.

The Electric Gallery Voodoo Flags

http://www.egallery.com/flags.html

Site provides an online gallery of Voodoo flags, which can be viewed and purchased from this site. Features several flags depicting the hybridization of traditional religions.

Voodoo and Cemeteries

http://www.neworleans.com/voodoo.html

This site gives a handy overview of voodoo and a nice history. Also contains a useful voodoo term glossary and information about a haunted history tour of New Orleans.

Voodoo Information Pages

http://www.vmedia.com/shannon/voodoo/voodoo.html

Page is one of the most comprehensive voodoo pages on the WWW, although there are few, if any, pictures. Start here if you are a neophyte to the religion of voodoo or just want a lot of information.

Voodoo Museum

http://www.neosoft.com/%7Enodust/mus.html

Site is the home page for the New Orleans Voodoo Museum. Site provides a brief description of the exhibits and the people involved in making them happen.

Voodoo Products and Information

http://www.tiac.net/users/bpantry/voodoo

This site provides voodoo products to the online shopper. Site contains price lists and images of the products. Also present are other interesting religious African links.

The Voodoo Queen

http://mardi.gras.com/voodoo.html

Superb graphics make this voodoo page worth visiting. Contains several voodoo cards and meanings. Links also can be found to Mardi Gras pages.

Voodoo: From Medicine to Zombies

http://www.nando.net/prof/caribe/voodoo.html

This page contains links to African voodoo information. Links include: the origins of voodoo, gods and goddesses, Afro-Caribbean deities, and other Africa links.

Voodoo Angelique Kidjo

http://www.imaginet.fr/~kidjo/cult1.html

Home page of Angelique Kidjo gives a modern-day look at the role of voodoo practices in daily life of the residents of Benin. Site also has a few photos of West African voodoo ceremonies.