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Mount Carmel Petit Seminary, Fort Cochin is the minor seminary of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cochin in Kerala, India. [1] Situated in Fort Cochin along with the Bishop's House surrounding of Cochin and near to St John Britto Anglo Indian School, Fort Cochin.
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Mount Carmel Petit Seminary, Fort Cochin is the minor seminary of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cochin in Kerala, India. [1] Situated in Fort Cochin along with the Bishop's House surrounding of Cochin and near to St John Britto Anglo Indian School, Fort Cochin.
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