James Duvalier

On a chilly night, amidst the verdant countryside of northwestern Spain, a local who has stayed late into the evening visiting a friend or perhaps a tourist who has wandered off the beaten path, meanders happily down a rural road to his home or place of lodging.  The night is pitch black and an unseasonable cold permeates the air as thick mists roll in from all directions.  The traveler notices in the distance a long line of…
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Saint Cyprian is definitely invoked in Voodoo and in Southern Hoodoo  in the United States, but he is found to a much greater extent in Latin-American folk magic.  He is the patron saint of good witches who use their power for health, love and protection and he offers protection to his devotees against curses and evil forms of witchcraft.  In Galicia, in north western Spain, there is rumored to exist a secret grimoire attributed to this saint…
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