Priests are called babalochas and lyalochas and are imbued with ache
Priests are called babalochas and lyalochas and are imbued with ache [AH- shay], the spirit of the gods. Called [i] Candomble [kan-DOM-blay] in Brazil, and also called Macumba, its supreme deity is Oshú or Olodumare [oh-lo-doo- MAH-ray]; lesser deities are called orishas.  For 10  points—name this combination of Yoruba and Roman Catholic beliefs practiced in the Caribbean.
Priests are called babalochas and lyalochas and are imbued with ache
Santería