
Cathedral

dedicated to the virgin of the assumption

built over the graves of several clergy, including the
revered Bishop Calabanos

seat of an archbishop, a Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church

present Cardinal is the seventh Cardinal of this site

stated construction in 1561 was finished 30 years later

the altar

chapel to the Saint of Mexico

Saint Nicolas

the glass enclosed bones of a
12 year old girl, who was martyred in the 3rd century,
known as the Virgin of Innocence
body was recovered from the Vatican
catacombs in 1786 and shipped to Guadalajara in 1788

this church sent out missionaries across colonial Spanish
territories as far as San Francisco

periodic resting place for the image of the saint which travels from town to town in procession
for the 240 churches in the area, Saint Zapopan is carried from church to church on an annual basis



pulpit

pulpit made of marble from Spain

confessional

First Cathedral

Templo de Santa Maria de Gracia
(1549)
first cathedral
(1661 current building)









Saint Atenogenes

favorite church for weddings

but no throwing of rice

but can drive away in a wedding Calandrias

Saint Agustin

San Agustin


Wedding setting, lined with "Alcatraz", calla lilly flowers


another favorite wedding site
Church next to the School of Young Heroes



the interior


Presbyterian Church