--- Gilbert Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Response:
Instead of long stories on how bad and
discriminatory the church is
against Blessed Joseph Vaz, could those who
participated in this
discussion place in cyber space- GoaNet and TGF and
other sites an
account of how they (family) and
GOACOM DAILY NEWS CLIPPINGS
20 January 2004
STATE OKAYS CORPORATISATION OF POWER: The Goa cabinet yesterday (Jan 19)
approved in principle the proposal to corporatise its electricity
department. Chief Minister Parrikar said the report on the Power department'
s corporatisation prepared by SBI
I totally agree with you Vasu!!
Mel
- Original Message -
From: Vasu Raekar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 1:46 PM
Subject: [Goanet]stop this sainthood get on with Goan issues
Dear Goans,
I am realizing (and you too will agree)that a
Santosh Helekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(The Inquisition started functioning in Portugal in 1541 and was
established in Goa in 1960. As noted, however, persecutions were
launched from 1543).
The 1960 should be 1560. Sorry for the typo.
Cheers,
Santosh
In a message dated 1/19/2004 10:04:25 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From his name, how did Mestre Geronimo Dias land in Goa? Did he
violate immigration laws? :=)))
Here is what I read about a month ago in a 1982 article in the
Journal of Postgraduate Medicine (volume 28,
--- Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
RESPONSE: It is because we have been brain washed
for almost 500 years. It
is also possible, that Blessed Vaz was paid lip
service and not much else.
There was no push by the Portuguese authorities
(Church) to have him made a
saint. This could
--- Ivo Souza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do agree that the Gospel values do not change.
Love is the law of life in
every century. But can anyone prove that St.Francis
Xavier was a murderer?
Can we attribute the excesses of Inquisition to the
Saint? Can we put on the
same platform
I don't see any reference to the Inquisition in these
quotes. They don't prove or disprove that Xavier
requested the King to establish the Inquisition in
Goa.
Filomena
--- Gilbert Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quotes from letters that (St. Francis Xavier) SFX
sent to King Joao.
You have
The 'insider/gaunkar' and outsider/moradore/bhaille' does not hold good in a
global village that we are heading to by 2005, thanks to WTO.
The issues that remain relevant are whether those without any stake in Goa's
economy and development should be allowed to do business in Goa. If you run
a
Santosh,
Thanks for your honesty in clearing the air on you dropping a name, with
little more facts. But this does not make history! If you followed my
postings (and the point I was making) SFX was in India from 1542-1545,
traveling from Bassein to the Southern tip of India and North Ceylon to
Fred: That is a serious accusation and I sincerely do not recall using any serious
non-acceptable name calling to my standards. At the most I used the words frustrated
and twotone, none of them are included in my category of name calling. People have
to answer for their actions and we live in a
Bosco D'Mello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
RESPONSE: And the Canadian Dollar appreciated over
20% against the US $ in 2003.
So Mervyn what's your outlook for 2004 - the Bulls
are back ?? Do we bet the farm on Technology
again ?? Since you are in the financial biz give us
your take !!
Bosco,
Dear Jose Lourenco
You will find some details about the Tiracol episode in *Revoluções
Politicas da India Portugueza do seculo XIX* by A.A. Bruto da Costa, Margão
1896.
All the sources known to me about Rogerio de Faria are quoted in my two
articles on him in my book *Goa to Me* (1994)
*Goa and
Please check *Goa to Me* and *Goa and the Revolt of 1787* (available from
OIBS).
José Lourenço worte:
I have always been intrigued by the life of Rogerio de
Faria , the controversial opium dealer (originally of
St.Inez?) who was involved in the attempt to take Goa
by force in
it is commonplace to mythologize, deify and place
ideas beyond question. do not feel upset if St.
Francis Xavier or the popes are examined. history is
not static. we need to ask questions and examine
facts.
those who prefer myths are free to walk down that
road.
agnelo
7. Re: Re-inventing
I have always been intrigued by the life of Rogerio de
Faria , the controversial opium dealer (originally of
St.Inez?) who was involved in the attempt to take Goa
by force in the times of Bernard Peres da Silva. I
mustily recall having read of this episode in a book
by Senhor Teotonio. Where does
And then in the sheventhies that hishtory was again
the same all about these turban fellows like Dada
Saheb et all who had no link with Goa. Another fellow
who went about barefeet skimply clothed. Goan hishtory
is very very different much alike the books states. We
should have heard about how
What They Said About United Club of Utorda-Kuwait
1st Year: 2002
To a Konkani drama lover, it looked like the setting
of the Kala Academy at the IAC Auditorium in Kuwait on
15th, 2002 when the first Konkani One Act Play
Competition unfolded. The organizers, UCU-Kuwait, are
to be congratulated
You are absolutely right Mr. Florian.
Regards
B. M. Viegas
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