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The Convent of St Cajetan in Old Goa It was established by the Theatines who arrived in Goa in 1640
The Church of St Cajetan in Old Goa, a more or less abandoned city in the tropics with an abundance of Christian buildings and symbolism. This is testimony to the once powerful influence of the Roman Catholic Church in Goa, which is a former Portuguese colony.
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Location: Old Goa (Goa Velha), Goa, India
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