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Vodou , along with a number of other African American religious traditions, combines Catholic saints with deities from the Yoruba-Fon ethnicities. The article proposes first that the source of the Catholic saint is primarily the Catholic Kingdom of Kongo, and second that the Yoruba-Fon group join the saint because, unlike most Atlantic African religions, it possesses deities who are mobile and have potentially universal jurisdiction.

African Traditional Religion and Christianity in the Formation of Vodun