The concepts of Religiosity and Spirituality (R/S) are broad and heterogeneous. In summary, R/S can be understood as a set of feelings, thoughts, experiences, and behavioral factors motivated by the search for the "sacred". 1 Religiosity has an organizational dimension, related to participation in collective ceremonies in churches, temples, or other religious services, and a nonorganizational dimension, related to the individual practice of prayers, religious readings, and consumption of religious programs on their own. 2 Religiosity can also be classified as intrinsic, which refers to subjective and individual aspects, and extrinsic, which refers to social aspects and religious association. 3 In this context, the concepts of religion and religiosity are different: while the former refers to a construct formed by beliefs, behaviors, dogmas, rituals, and ceremonies derived from traditions established throughout history, 4 the latter refers to how much an individual believes, follows, and practices a religion. 2