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Introduction
The large population of Christians in Karnataka has resulted in a number of Churches and Cathedrals in the state. The long and colorful history, and the numerous forts, temples and churches of Karnataka make the land a great place to explore. Some of the most prominent churches of Karnataka can be found at Bangalore and Mangalore.
One of the most important churches of Karnataka is the famous St. Mary's Church in Bangalore. This church holds elaborate masses, rituals and prayers and also provides arrangements for marriages and other Christian ceremonies. St. Mary’s church is a favorite destination for both local people and the tourists.
Noted among the Churches of Karnataka is also the colossal St. Marks Cathedral - an old British built church belonging to the Church of South India. The Greco-Roman structure of the church draws a lot of tourists. Another major church is the Trinity Church, boasting of its lavish interiors. The church is well-known for its beautiful portico, marvelous Ionic pillars and the wood carvings adorning the walls. The United Pentecostal Church, the Agape Bible Church, the All Saints Church and Infant Jesus Church are other eminent churches of Karnataka.
The state of Mangalore in Karnataka is also home to a number of well known Churches and Cathedrals. Noted among these are the Saint Rozario Cathedral featuring tall imposing towers, the Milagres Church famous for its artworks and paintings, and the magnificent Shanti Cathedral. Our Lady of Sorrow church at Kodialbail is famed for its intricate structure. The Catholic Church in Virajpeth and the Anglican Church in Madikeri, are also frequented by visitors. The St. Mary's Church in Belgaum, with its colorful stained glass windows, the St. Philomina Church in Mysore, and the St. Mary's Basilica in Shivajinagar are some of the other prominent churches of Karnataka.
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