The vaulted shape of this Church makes it a thing of beauty. The Church boasts of a primitive style of Gothic architecture. To add to the serenity in its totality there are 2 lofty bells seen inside the Church tower.

If you take a walk in the courtyard, you will find a statue of Mae De Deus (Mother of God). The feast day of this patron Saint is celebrated on the 1st Sunday of the week and the fair remains for the entire 8 day novena before the feast day.

St. Francis Xavier
The Patron Saint of Goa, and one of the first Jesuits and miss-ionary to Asia, who died in 1552.

Basilica of Bom Jesu
Old Goa, now declared a World Heritage Monu-ment houses the sacred relics of St. Francis Xavier.

Se Cathedral
The most imposing churches among all at Old Goa. Its vaulted interior overwhelms its visitors

Bambolim Cross
In Goa, to the locals it is simply called "Fullancho Khuris" meaning the "Cross of Flowers".

Rachol Seminary
The famous Seminary is surrounded by the remains of a moat of an old Muslim fort and unending rice fields.