poinsur造句

• Poinsur, with a church located on the summit of this hill.
• Poinsur which are used for conducting sports or programmes like Annual Day.
• His mortal remains are laid to rest in the Monastorial Cemetery at Mount Poinsur.
• It was also around this time that the name of the church at Mount Poinsur was changed to Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception.
• Adjoining and beneath the church are the Mandapeshwar Caves . From 1739-1912, it appears that there was no resident Vicar of Poinsur.
• On November 19, 1941, he resigned office and exactly one year later, on November 19, 1942, he died at Mount Poinsur.
• By October 1548, he and his companion Joao de Goa had made a number of followers and had founded a'devout hermitage'at Mount Poinsur.
• The Railway authorities wanted to name the Railhead at Dahisar as Mount Poinsur, but the locals opposed this move and forced the authorities to name it as Dahisar.
• During the Maratha invasion of 1739, Mount Poinsur was captured, the Friars dispersed, and the church, monastery and college pillaged, burnt by the invaders.
• Poinsur, Mount Poinsur, at the Monastery of St . Francis of Assisi, Mount Poinsur, Bombay 400 103, at a short distance east from the Borivali Railway station.
• Poinsur, Mount Poinsur, at the Monastery of St . Francis of Assisi, Mount Poinsur, Bombay 400 103, at a short distance east from the Borivali Railway station.
• Poinsur, Mount Poinsur, at the Monastery of St . Francis of Assisi, Mount Poinsur, Bombay 400 103, at a short distance east from the Borivali Railway station.
• In 1928, most of the Diocese of Dama? including the parish of Mount Poinsur, was integrated into the Archdiocese of Bombay, under its first Portuguese Archbishop Joachim da Lima, S . J.
• On the feast day at Mount Poinsur on 8 December, people from all over Mumbai come in large numbers, following a tradition passed down over the centuries that has seen this Church as a centre for pilgrimage.
• During the time of the same Padre Porto, the village of Mount Poinsur was granted to the Franciscans by the Governor of Ba鏰im Jorge de Cabral in the name of King John III of Portugal, for the maintenance of their work.
• Mount Poinsur remained loyal to the Archdiocese of Goa and Daman during the " Padroado ", as part of the Vicariate of the North ( " O Norte " ), and was later made part of the Diocese of Dama? 1886-1928, which revived the parish and assigned it to Brother Paulus Moritz and his newly founded Franciscan congregation.