Convent of St. Cajetan, Church of Our Lady of Divine Providence and the Arch of Adil Shah's Palace
Abhijeet DeshpandeAbhijeet Deshpande/Guest Contributor/SIGHTSEEING, OLD GOA/ Updated : Apr 14, 2016, 17:05 IST
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St. Cajetan was a catholic priest and reformer from Italy. He commands an interesting patronage of job-seekers, workers, bankers and gamblers. If you also wish to strike a fortune at the casinos while in Goa, you might just pay yo … Read more
St. Cajetan was a catholic priest and reformer from Italy. He commands an interesting patronage of job-seekers, workers, bankers and gamblers. If you also wish to strike a fortune at the casinos while in Goa, you might just pay your respects here, also known as the Church of St. Cajetan in Old Goa! This church observes its annual feast day on 7th August. Read less

St. Cajetan was a catholic priest and reformer from Italy. He commands an interesting patronage of job-seekers, workers, bankers and gamblers. If you also wish to strike a fortune at the casinos while in Goa, you might just pay your respects here, also known as the Church of St. Cajetan in Old Goa! This church observes its annual feast day on 7th August.
All these three attractions are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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