Men who lost relatives in the country's January 2010 earthquake visit the mass grave site in Titanyen on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince March 21, 2011.
Two years after a devastating earthquake killed an estimated 300,000 people in Haiti, Christianity is fast replacing Voodoo in the lives and practices of the people, a missionary has revealed.
According to the Central Intelligence Agency World Factbook, there is a fusion of beliefs in Haiti - 80 percent of people profess to be Catholic, and another 16 percent are Protestant yet roughly half of the population still practices Voodoo.
The leader of an American group detained while trying to take 33
children out of Haiti after the January earthquake defended her actions
upon her release, saying she was "wrongly accused and held without just
cause."
The first predominantly African-American congregation from Florida to minister in Haiti since the Jan. 12 earthquake returned to Tampa consumed by a kinship of hearts and spirit.
Pilgrims, partiers and profit-seekers flocked to a sacred Haitian waterfall Friday where Voodoo and Christian faithful prayed for a better life after six grueling months of post-earthquake trouble.
