"Kélé" is an Afro-Lucian religious tradition from the Djiné people of the Babonneau region. Only one family, from Resina, in modern Saint Lucia claims to have the religious authority to perform and pass on the "kélé" rituals. "Kélé" is based around three deities, Eshu, Shango and Ogun, and is similar to the Nigerian "Ogun" festival. "Kélé's" rituals involve contacting one's ancestors to ask for protection, especially "good crops, good health, and good fortune". "Kélé" has been underground for much of its history, and was only accepted by the Lucian Roman Catholic Church in the early 1960s.