This is an art of church where we can find the culture and presence of our ancestors..Best place to visit in Mangalore and they do have a museum in the church location..
Nice church from outside. Renovation work going on inside so there was nothing to see
Pros:- One of the oldest and most popular Churches in Mangalore. - located at Hampankatta the very heart of the city.- it is architecturally Beautiful Church.- very Sacred, it hosts the Relic of Saint Anthony of Padua, and every Tuesdays there is Mass and Novena that is dedicated to Saint Anthony.- There is ample parking available.Cons:- None.Verdict:- A must visit Church in Mangalore.
Come to me all those who are over burdened, I will give you rest - Jesus.This is a beautiful place for you will be filled with peace of mind.You can be in the presence of JESUS as there is Holy Eucharist exposed.Theres a beautiful grotto of Mother Mary at the entrance.Make a visit when you are in Mangalore city.Stay Blessed 💝
Among the oldest churches, the Milagries Church also has its feet. This church is situated in the heart if mangalore city called Hampankatta. Even this place us called Milagries. The church is surrounded by many more landmarks such as Mangalore central railway station. The church has lot of place in the front. This is mostly used as the parking for the people who visits this church. This church has the grotto and also a prayer place dedicated to st.Anthony.
Nice place to visit in MangaloreThe Milagres Church (Portuguese: Igreja de Nossa Senhora dos Milagres, English: Church of Our Lady of Miracles) is a historic Roman Catholic Churchsituated in the Hampankatta locality of Mangalore. The church was built in 1680 by Bishop Thomas de Castro, a Theatine from Divar, Goa. The original structure was constructed at the site of the present-day cemetery. It is one of the oldest churches in Dakshina Kannada.Due to its substantial Roman Catholic population, Mangalore occupied a prominent place in the church administration in India during the 17th century. The Goan Catholics who migrated to Canara lacked priestly leadership, as many of the migrant priests had returned to Goa when the Portuguese withdrew from the region. In 1658, a Carmelite missionary, Fr. Vincento Maria de Santa Catharina visited Canara and reported to Romeabout the miserable state of Christianity in that region. The Holy See came to the aid of the Canara Christians, and appointed a Theatine, Bishop Thomas de Castro as the Vicar Apostolicof Canara and Malabar in 1674.[2] Bishop de Castro arrived in Mangalore in 1677, and received a piece of land from the Keladi Queen Chennammaas gift. After the church was constructed there in 1680, he took up residency in its quarters. Bishop de Castro died on 16 July 1684, and his remains were buried in the south eastern corner of the cemetery, where his grave may be identified by its bronze slab next to the St. Monica Chapel.After Queen Chennammas death, the land was repossessed by her successor, King Basavappa. In 1715, a local priest Fr. Pinto secured the land again from Somashekara II. His nephew Fr. Alfred Pinto who succeeded him, built a new church at the site of the present church in 1756. In 1763, Canara fell under the suzerainty of Hyder Ali and then his son Tipu Sultan in 1782. Believing that the local Christians had conspired against him with the British during the Second Anglo-Mysore War; Tipu captured about 60,000 Mangalorean Catholics on Ash Wednesday 24 February 1784, and herded them to his capital at Seringapatam. In the same year, he also destroyed 27 churches including the Milagres Church.After Tipu was killed by the British during the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War on 4 May 1799, the Mangalorean Catholics were freed from Captivity and most subsequently returned to Mangalore. Among the returnees was a baker Lawrence Bello, who built a chapel to replace the demolished church, on the site of the present church at a cost of Rs. 400. Fr. Mendez, the Vicar Apostolic secured the necessary furniture, and together with Tipus former munshi Salvador Pinto, raised funds and obtained a grant of Rs. 600 to build the church from the government. He laid the foundation stone for a new spacious church in 1811. In 1911, the facade of the church collapsed, following which then incumbent Parish priest Fr. Frank Pereira erected the present church structure with Fr. Diamanti S.J. as architect. A portico was added later to the structure.
Beautiful chruch.Open till 8om everyday.Car parking available
Located in center of Mangaluru. Well maintained auditorium. Church is very delightful..
Its a Historical Church in the heart of Mangalore city.You are welcome to pray the intercession of Mary our Mother.
Near this place you will find all interstate Bus booking services
Beautiful church. Must visit.
Heavenly atmosphere..We will fall in love with God each moment
Sacred place for christians ... attavara, falnir, hampankatta locality
Calm, beautiful church...lots of miracles have happened here
Established by Bishop de Castro in1680, Milagres Church is dedicated to Our Lady of Miracles.This historic church is more than 300 years old.It was built on the land donated by Queen KeladiChennama of BednoreBishop de Castro was buried in the Milagres Cemetery, after his death in 1684The original Milagres Church doesnt exist as it was demolished by Tipu Sultan in 1784.Today a cemetery rests upon the site of the original church.A spacious church was re-built in 1811Hundred years later, the facade collapsed & was rebuilt once again.The main altar is a magnificent monolithic marble one with the statue of Our Lady of Miracles.The altar has a beautiful French painting of St. Monica & St. Augustine.
This newly built church has impressive facade along with spacious inner hall.In all the churches of mangalore they have followed a format of telling the story of jesus on the cross to the events of sepulchre in the form of pictures by numbering them which is unique style.
Stupid query....its a place of worship
Holy place and religious center of Roman Catholics in Mangalore
My childhood days church. I refresh my memory. Whenever I am in Mangalore I visit this church and graveyard where my ancestors, father and mother & Brother buried.
A holy place rendering peace and hope.
Its a beautiful church. They have got a good choir big parking space as well as a hall beside the church. There are flexible mass timings
Beautiful sermon heart touching on Sunday masses. Priests are very helpful. very convenient place n peaceful place for worship. please visit this church it is also called Miracle place.
Love it.The art inside the church magnificent. There is lots of space to park your vehicles.if you be here you will get busy because there will be a lot of function and program held there. so if your Christian then your guys are the lucky one and the best place to visit for tourism
This church has masses inside the church as well as in the open. For special occasions the Bishop of Mangalore is invited to celebrate mass here in the open. There is ample car parking space. Wheelchairs are also allowed. It is located on the main road, vehicles passing by can see the church. Sometimes people go for processions from Church of our Lady to Rosario Church. The atmosphere is very good.
Peaceful place in the centre of Mangalore. Roman Catholic church,open always. Provide mass in the morning and evening and occasionally important days
Its a lovely place
Serene and calm in the middle of a bustling city. A historical monument and well known for its shrine of St Anthony.
It has a beautiful interior designing. The church was built in 1680 by Bishop Thomas de Castro, a Theatinefrom Divar, Goa. And it is one of the oldest churches in the district.
Oh god bless all religion
Nice
Historic Place of Mangalore, with absolute sacredness.
Very beautiful church.
Nice
One of the best Churches in Mangalore. Good parking facility and Hall for parties and weddings.
A spiritual enchanting workship place. One can have a soothing feeling from inside ur heart
Milagres is a historic church with dynamic parishioners catering to the needs of the whole city. Easily accessible from all parts of the ciry
I have seen first hand, some of the great work this organization does..proud to be a parishioner here..
Very pleasant church, it has prayer timings on all days which can be noticed from the board present over there in their gates, its quite a big church.. Can feel the positive vibes... Near to Mangalore Central railway, walkable distance approx 1 to 2 kms.. Can be easily noted.. On the main road... Itself
Good
Ancient church city centre
Spiritually as well historically well known. Graceful Church where you can meditate and pray peacefully
Eloi Eloi lama sabachthani? My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? Quoted from Psalm 22:2, speaks of abandonment of the Son by the Father. Here I come alone, and sits for hours to find solace in Christ. To His arms, I shall return.When Jesus took the sins of humanity on himself, and held their cross, then who am I to feel such small pains of neglect?
One of the oldest church of Mangalore, with more than 300 years old history
Great place for worship
Inspite of being in the heart of the city it has an atmosphere of prayer and worship.
This old gothic structure speaks of the colonial history of the Mangalorean Catholics right in the centre of city making its view hard to ignore ! Must visit !
Surrender to the Lord in prayer. A place where you can spend your talking to God feeling His presence.
Its not only a place of worship, it also is a monument of workmanship. Situated in a strategic place it is easy for those who want to visit as it is listed as one of the attractions in Mangalore.
Milegras Church is one of the beautiful and historical churches of Mangalore. It was firstly built in 16th century but later it was destroyed and rebuilt again in 19th Century.
Mangalore, like Goa, is known for its various temples and churches. This is one of the well known churches near the central railway station. A nice historical landmark in the heart of the city, it is well maintained.
People participate fully in the service especially during St.Antonys novena days.
You have to experience it yourself to know it. The Artworks are just amazing.
One of the famous church in mangaloreTourist must vist
I feel home with God here. Very peaceful. Very powerful church. GOD BLESS
The churchs altar has beautiful decorations
A catholic church beautiful interior and a huge exterior
You can celebrate mass in English here.
One of the best and most comfortable AC auditoriums I have ever been to
The Church is just a stones throw away from the Mangaluru Central Railway Station. Go straight on the slope and take right. The Church is dedicated to Mother Mary of Sorrows and it is quite large. The devotees will find a peaceful time to pray in this beautiful Church. The Holy Mass is primarily in Konkani and in English. There is very vast area for parking too.
Excellent place of worshipIts in heart of the City
Beautiful church
Historically significant Catholic church located in hampannakatta next to wenlock district hospital pretty much near to railway station easily accessible n well known landmark in Mangalore .. spacious n cool ambience with beautiful interior design work and spacious parking area usually very crowded in Sundays for offering masses... Many functions r conducted here n a must visit in Mangalore for it architectural significance ...
Blessed place n my all time fav
Nice place with ancient painting inside the chapel
Beautiful church in the heart of the city mangalore, they also have a wedding hall close by for the all the events.
Really Wonderful Peaceful & Prayerful Place.Felt Gods Presence Here.
No words. Really beautiful church
Mother Mary blessing all the needy people
Old church. Though it is located in the center of the city the place is quiet peaceful place to pray.
Very beautiful and devotional church of manglore. You can listen the mass in three language here that is English,Konkani and Kannada not every Sunday according to the schedule. Surrounding area is fabulous and if you are here in manglore I must say you should visit this church. Have fun.