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What do We Pray For?

by margaritamooney | Oct 20, 2011 | Haiti, Haitian Diaspora Religion, Haitian Religion, Virtues

This post originally appeared on the Black, White, & Gray blog. Recently I was talking with a colleague about how to interpret a survey item on a major sociology study which asks respondents “How often do you pray?”  He said that, as a person who doesn’t hold...

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