Kimberly Thorpe A suburban Dallas Santeria feast ceremony ? Santeria is a religion practiced by one to five million people in the United States; still, because of its clandestine nature, estimates of practitioners of the Afro-Cuban religion vary widely. Some Euless... read the full story

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Court Of Appeals [...] case was ultimately heard by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and decided in Merced's favor. But all is not [...]

Euless [...] of the Afro-Cuban religion vary widely. Some Euless residents were shocked to learn that the [...] legal battle between Jose Merced and the city of Euless ensued, which helped lead to this week's cover [...]

United States [...] practiced by one to five million people in the United States ; still, because of its clandestine nature, [...]

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