In this room, visitors can learn about the Congregation of Our Lady of Sorrows, its founding, and its establishment in the town of Dolores. Information is also provided about the various uses the house has had over time.

At the center of the room stands a carved wooden sculpture from the current artisanal tradition of San Miguel de Allende. It depicts the over three-year journey (1742–1745) during which the image of Our Lady of Sorrows was carried on a donkey through the towns and villages of the Bajío region, collecting alms to fund the construction of the parish church.

On display are some personal belongings of Father Hidalgo, including silver-rimmed spectacles, a cross, and a silver medallion, all items he used in daily life.