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Churches Can Reopen With Strict Conditions: Goa Archbishop
Goa Archbishop Filipe Neri Ferrao today said churches will be allowed to reopen with strict conditions like ensuring the sitting arrangement with a physical distance of six feet to be adhered to by priests and parishioners.
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After Serial Blasts In Sri Lanka, Security Stepped Up At Churches In Goa
The Goa government on Sunday heightenedsecurity at the churches across the state following a string of blasts in Sri Lanka that killed over 160 people earlier in the day.
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Master Plan On Anvil To Preserve Church Complex In Old Goa
To preserve the church complex in Old Goa, which once served as the capital of the erstwhile Portuguese-ruled colony, the state government intends to draw a master plan for the heritage site.
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Return Home: Church Appeals To Xeldem Families Migrating To Forests In Goa
Days after at least 35 families belonging to a community in Goa mysteriously left their village to live in forests adjoining Karnataka border, the local Church has appealed them to return home, even as police was nothing suspicious about their decision to relocate.
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Churches Can Reopen With Strict Conditions: Goa Archbishop
Goa Archbishop Filipe Neri Ferrao today said churches will be allowed to reopen with strict conditions like ensuring the sitting arrangement with a physical distance of six feet to be adhered to by priests and parishioners.
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After Serial Blasts In Sri Lanka, Security Stepped Up At Churches In Goa
The Goa government on Sunday heightenedsecurity at the churches across the state following a string of blasts in Sri Lanka that killed over 160 people earlier in the day.
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Master Plan On Anvil To Preserve Church Complex In Old Goa
To preserve the church complex in Old Goa, which once served as the capital of the erstwhile Portuguese-ruled colony, the state government intends to draw a master plan for the heritage site.
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Return Home: Church Appeals To Xeldem Families Migrating To Forests In Goa
Days after at least 35 families belonging to a community in Goa mysteriously left their village to live in forests adjoining Karnataka border, the local Church has appealed them to return home, even as police was nothing suspicious about their decision to relocate.
