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Teampall Chaoimain, Inisheer, Aran Islands, Ireland
Teampall Chaoimain, Inisheer, Aran Islands, Ireland
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Description: Priests often have multiple robes, each in a different color and denoting a different saint. Which robe to use on which occasion will often depend on the ailment presented. Here, Vitalis Ochieng wears green robes in order to signify his gift for being able to heal pregnant women and those with stomach problems.
Keywords: Africa, Kenya, Nairobi, Kibera, Religion, Healing, Alternative, Medicine, Christian, Christianity, Church, Praying, Demon, Curse, Slum, Religious, Poverty
Date: 13.06.2011 08:21
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Caption: Priests often have multiple robes, each in a different color and denoting a different saint. Which robe to use on which occasion will often depend on the ailment presented. Here, Vitalis Ochieng wears green robes in order to signify his gift for being able to heal pregnant women and those with stomach problems.
Date created: 07.11.2010

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