In the heart of Goa’s spiritual landscape lies a legend passed down for generations—that of Lord Parshuram, the warrior-sage and sixth avatar of Lord Vishnu,
Goans celebrate the feast of Saints Peter and Paul every year on June 29 with deep religious devotion and cultural vibrancy. The Roman Catholic Church
Goa’s colonial past continues to shape its architecture, cuisine, language, and culture. The Portuguese ruled Goa for over 450 years, leaving behind a complex legacy
Saint Matthias Church stands proudly in Torda, a quaint town in Goa, India. Named after Saint Matthias, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ,
Tucked away in the historic heart of Old Goa, the Church of the Cross of Miracles remains a lesser-known yet deeply significant site. Though time
Goa’s rich history is a fascinating tapestry of cultures, and among them, the Portuguese influence stands out vividly. For over 450 years, Portuguese rule left
Goa’s charm goes beyond its beaches and nightlife, with its historic homes and mansions offering a glimpse into its rich heritage. These grand structures, a
The Feast of Mary Immaculate Conception is a very important day for Catholics. It is celebrated every year on December 8th. This special day honours
Adil Shah Palace, also known as the Old Secretariat, stands as a significant historical building in Panjim, Goa. Built by the Adilshah of Bijapur in
The Feast of St. Francis Xavier is a global celebration of faith, dedicated to one of the Catholic Church’s most revered saints. St. Francis Xavier
