 It was abandoned a year later when Jesuits were evicted from the area for failure to cooperate with Portuguese slave raiders.In 1685, it was reestablished by Mercedarian Theodozio da Viega at the same site and known by the name of "aldea" de Saracá (named for the lake).Two more villages were founded by Mercedarian missionaries on Rio Urubu and had the names of São Pedro Nolasco and São Raimundo.