What a beautiful church. The stained glass windows, the old wooden and wrought iron pews and the... read more
You are in panjim, may be your eyes got caught somewhere at the casino boats at river mandovi... read more
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What a beautiful church. The stained glass windows, the old wooden and wrought iron pews and the whole church itself is awe inspiring.
You are in panjim, may be your eyes got caught somewhere at the casino boats at river mandovi, and you are heading towards Miramar beach!! Wait stop there! just before going to Miramar beach, why don't you visit immaculate, it's just over there! I have...More
Had the opportunity to celebrate Easter Sunday mass at this church. It was nice to see everyone dressed up in the gorgeous interior of this church. Worth a visit whether you are religious or not.
We are Catholic and Immaculate Conception has a 4pm Saturday vigil mass which is contemplative. It's close to where we like to stay on Canal Street. We can attend mass and then still have our evening in front of us.
While visiting NOLA over the Easter holiday... I stumbled upon this church and went to their evening mass. So glad I did...beautiful mass and stunning church.
We went to Easter Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. It was beautiful. The stained glass, mosaics and architecture are elegant.
This church was close to our hotel so it was a must see! Absolutely stunning, words can't describe how beautiful this church is, should be a must see on everyone's visit!
We attended a wedding at this spectacular church and it is a beautiful church. We have also attended Mass here on other trips and would highly recommend that. This is worth a visit just to see the spectacular church.
Known as the “Jesuit Church”, you will see everyone from business people to upcoming brides to the Mayor. They come for good sermons and good services at convenient times.
Great to catch a midday service at this magnificent church. Rich history and classic architecture. Peaceful break from conference schedule hidden amidst the hotels off Canal Street.
