Dear Goankars, (1) Always pay the parish priest by cheque or ask for a receipt, if he asks asks you for a donation to film the Church.
(2) Ask the Parish priest if you can click his photographs too, so that his parishioners in your state or country, can know who he is and send him donations directly. Take the pvt mo. no. and pvt bank a/c no., of the parsh priest,and inform him, you wil give it to rich catholics in your area, this will motivate him to give you access to the whole church and he will also invite you for lunch and then fondly wave you goodbye and ask you to visit again. Regards, =============================== Date: Fri, 6 Nov 2009 20:34:48 -0800 (PST) From: Mervyn Lobo Shame on Saligao's parish priest Rajan P. Parrikar wrote: >?At this point one fellow softly asked me to "calm down" and > that the dude I was speaking to was the parish priest, the big banana > himself, the keeper of the Faith --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------? Folks, Compare and contrast Rajan's experience with what happened to me last year. I went down to the Siolim church, mid-day, during the week, and took out my video camera and started shooting. In a few minutes, someone, most of you are familiar with villagers who would not get a job elsewhere, comes?up to me a says I can't film without the permission of the parish priest.. When I left, the church was?Rs. 500.00 richer and me ten times so.Honours?to the Siolim priest. I thank him for?the knowledge?he sent my way that day. Mervyn1096.90Lobo
