Religious shop (Bogotá, Colombia)   [ 12 images ]

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About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.
  • Madonna statue, foil-wrapped and ready for sale, seen in a Catholic religious shop in Bogota, Colombia, May 27, 2010. About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.

  • Catholic devotional objects for sale seen in a religious shop in Bogota, Colombia, May 27, 2010. About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.

  • Jesus Christ statue for sale seen in a Catholic religious shop in Bogota, Colombia, May 27, 2010. About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.

  • The religious sculpture of Saint Paul for sale seen in a Catholic shop in Bogota, Colombia, May 27, 2010. About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.

  • The religious sculpture of Virgin Mary for sale seen in a Catholic shop in Bogota, Colombia, May 27, 2010. About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.

  • A religious sculpture for sale seen in a Catholic shop in Bogota, Colombia, May 27, 2010. About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.

  • Catholic devotional objects for sale seen in a religious shop in Bogota, Colombia, May 27, 2010. About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.

  • Jesus Christ crucified statue, foil-wrapped and ready for sale, seen in a religious shop in Bogota, Colombia, May 27, 2010. About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.

  • Madonna statue, foil-wrapped and ready for sale, seen in a Catholic religious shop in Bogota, Colombia, May 27, 2010. About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.

  • Catholic sculptures, foil-wrapped and ready for sale, seen in a religious shop in Bogota, Colombia, May 27, 2010. About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.

  • Catholic devotional objects (angels) for sale seen in a religious shop in Bogota, Colombia, May 27, 2010. About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.

  • Catholic devotional objects for sale seen in a religious shop in Bogota, Colombia, May 27, 2010. About 80% of the population in Colombia identify themselves as followers of the Catholic religion. Colombians are among the most devout of Latin American Catholics. Colombian Catholic church is renowned as one of the most conservative and traditional in Latin America, having traditionally been associated with elite structures in the society.