Church Demolition
Church Demolition, General - Tuesday, May 1, 2007 0:52 - 12 Comments
Churches on demolition line – Ramapuram Twin Churches
Beautiful Isn’t?
These are the historic twin churches at Ramapuram, one of the cradles of Christianity in Kerala, India. The smaller of these, in the name of St. Augustine, was built around 1450, and the other in 1864.
These monuments may be razed to the ground soon. What no invader, no government, no other community, have dared to try… Continue reading
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- Sir,
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- Joseph:
I had thought the family history you were referring to was online, and hence could be shared.
Regardless, I'm intere...
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