Priests

Frei Jose da Grasa was the son of Luis Pedro Falcao and Ana Severina do Vale from Lisbon in the Parish of Anjos. He was a Reader of Philosophy and Theology. He was the Professor of Rethoric in the the University of Sao Roque de Goa. He was also the Rector of Colegio do Populo de Goa, Vicar general of the bisphoric of Mylapore, Vicar of Calcutta. He also worked in the Royal Chapel of St Anthony in Old Goa. He died in Madras when he was the governor of the Bisphoric of Mylapore on 13th July 1819 and was buried in the sanctuary of the Se de Meliapor.

Frei Jose de Santo Antonio was born as Jose Caetano de Miranda. He was the son of Joao de Miranda and Filipa Lopes branca from Sedanes end of Mirandela, Province of Trasos-Montes. he was a Reader of Philisophy and Theology. He was the Rector of the Colegio do Populo de goa in 1783. He worked in the Royal Chapel of Saint Anthony in Old Goa.  He died on 3rd April 1784.

Frei Joao da Encarnasao was born as Joao de Azevedo. He was the son of De Agostinho de Azevedo Monteiro and of D Pascoal Pereira de Sousa from Panelim, Parish of Ilha de Goa. he was the sub prior of the Convent of Grasa de Goa in 1753. Definitor of the Congregation in 1762. He worked in the Royal Chapel of St Anthony in Old Goa. He died in the Convent of Grasa de Goa on 27th May 1765.

Fr Manuel de Sousa was a native of Calangute, Goa. He helped administer the Agassaim Church during the tenure of Fr Cosme Gabriel da Silveira. He served from 19 December 1769 till 21 December 1768.

Fr Geraldo de S Jose was a Dominican Missionary who worked in the Church of St Michale the Archangel, Taleigao, Goa.

Fr Caetano Francisco Dias worked in the Chapel of Our Lady of Nazareth, Siridao, Goa and later worked at Santa Ana Church, Talaulim, Goa.

Fr Miguel Maria Domingos Antonio Guilherme Franco was a native of Guirim, Goa. He worked in the Church of Talaulim and Nachinola, Goa.

Fr Antonio Xavier de Sousa was a native of Corlim, Goa. He worked as the Vicar at Talaulim, Goa.

Fr Camilo Vicente Antonio da Piedade Colaco was a native of Rachol, Goa. He worked in the Church of Santa Ana, Talaulim, Goa.