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Human Skulls Dressed and Blessed for Pagan Holiday
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November 9, 2017
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0:43Now PlayingWorshippers in Bolivia's capital city of La Paz put out human skulls as part of an indigenous holiday. The Day of Skulls comes every Nov. 8, a week after the Catholic holiday All Saints Day. The skulls are decked out in festive headwear and other accessories. They are then brought to a church to be blessed. And while the Catholic church does not officially recognize the holiday, which it considers pagan, a priest celebrated mass for the faithful all the same. #InsideEdition
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