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May 21, 2021 Think Goa, Goans, Goaness

The Feast of Navelim- Holds Life Together Like the Beads of the Holy Rosary

The Feast of our Lady of Rosary in the parish of Navelim is highly popular among the people of Navelim and indeed the entire Salcete. It brings together people of all walks of life and the entire village of Navelim rises to a profound festive joy that binds both the Catholics, the Hindus and the others of the surrounding...

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May 20, 2021 Think Goa, Goans, Goaness

Feast of Our Lady of Rosary and Inter-Living of Grace and Goan-ness

Goans seem to want more and more of Mother Mary. We seem to have never had enough of mother Mary. She is hailed as mother by all Goans. Some even link her to the six sisters of the popular Hindu devotion. From the humble mother of Nazareth she has become our Lady of everywhere. In Navelim she is hailed...

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Rev. (Dr.) Victor Ferrao holds a Doctorate in Philosophy of Science with specialization in Science Religion Dialogue from the Philosophy Department of Jnana-Deepa Vidyapeeth, Pune.

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