Inside a Mexican Church

Inside a Mexican Church

Sept 3, 2006 — Here are some pictures from the church on the plaza of Mazamitla, Jalisco, a town we visited. There was a little alcove devoted to Mary, just to to the right of the front door:

Here’s a closeup of Mary:
The window of the alcove continues the same theme:
Just outside the door to the alcove were these two. The first was labeled the Virgen of Zapopan, and the other was completely unlabeled. Each was in a locked glass case.

Across the aisle,on the other side of the church was this vividly done Christ:

Comment from the old blog:

Anonymous said…

The one that is unlabled is called the Santo Nino de Atocha

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