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St. Peter's Church
St Peter’s Church stands in a quiet little place in Bainguinim, Old Goa It is also known as Sao Pedro church There is an image of St Peter, its patron at the altar
Our lady of help church
The Our Lady of Help Church in Ribandar, Goa, built by Portuguese sailors in 1565 to thank Our Lady for saving them from a storm, features a design inspired by the ship they sailed on, underwent renovations in 1711, and houses significant artworks and four altars.
St. Christopher Church
The St Christopher Church, known as 'Sao Cristovao Igreja em Tivim, Goa' in Portuguese, holds a special place in the local community of Goa, its local name, 'The Tivim Church,' reflects its importance and familiarity among the residents.
St. Elizabeth church
The Santa Isabel de Portugal Igreja em Ucassaim was built by Franciscans in 1628. It is dedicated to St. Elizabeth, queen Portugal.
Sunni Noorani Masjid
Sunni Noorani Masjid in Chimbel, Goa, is known for its serene environment and active community involvement, making it a cherished site for worship and cultural gatherings.
Our Lady of Candelaria Chapel
Our Lady of Candelaria Chapel in Goa is a serene 17th-century Portuguese-era shrine nestled amid lush greenery, known for its annual feast celebrating the patroness of Candelaria.
Ancient Cross
A weathered stone cross, standing as a silent testament to early Portuguese missionary efforts and Goa's deep-rooted Christian heritage.
Our Lady of Rosary Chapel
Our Lady of the Rosary Chapel, perched atop a hill in Old Goa, is a stunning example of Portuguese-Manueline architecture and one of the earliest churches built by the Portuguese in India.
Our Lady of Enfermous Chapel
Our Lady of Enfermos Chapel in Goa is a serene 16th-century sanctuary dedicated to the patroness of the sick, blending Portuguese colonial architecture with spiritual tranquility.
Handdi Khuris
Handi Khuris, located in Goa, is a revered cross-shaped laterite stone monument believed to date back to the 17th century, holding deep significance for local Catholic and Hindu communities as a site of shared devotion and miracle legends.
