Who We Are
Our Society
The Sacred Society of St. Isidore is a 501(c)3 registered religious organization that stands on the pillar and mysticism of Haitian Vodou and Indigenous practices. Our headquarters is in Newark, NJ. We also have two Temples in Haiti. One in Leogane, Haiti and the other in St Marc, Haiti. We serve as a beacon of light to many as we fulfil our spiritual and humanitarian goals within our communities. We support communities in several cities in the US and two in Haiti with food, clothing, housing, etc. As we stand strong, we strive to erase the misconceptions of Haitian vodou and its beliefs, bringing everyone together in love and unity.
Ayibobo!
Our members
Janbe Male, President
Janbe Male is a Native of Saint Marc, Haiti and was raised in the Heart of Brooklyn, NY. While growing up Janbe was exposed to various teachings and religions, but was always attracted to mysticism and its beliefs. Janbe attended trade school in Calicoon, NY followed by Theology at Davis College in Johnson City, NY. Whilst studying Janbe served as a Minister of an Independent Church. During this course Janbe Began to have many dreams and encounters that would draw him back to his homeland. One day his aunt which was 92 years old was mounted by Brave Gede and clearly stated that "you are called back home to serve the Lakou. You will fix all that has been misplaced and put our Dahomey lineage back in order." From then Janbe learned the divine order, songs, works and lwas of the Lakou. Through the years Janbe has taught many and initiated more than 200 spiritual children through Kanzo. With the support of his Wife (Pile Yo Bon Manbo) The Sared Society of St. Isidore was founded (2016). The Perestyle/ Temple was built in 2019 in Leogane Haiti. This society has blessed many through teachings, financial support, and humanitarian aid. Ayibobo