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Templo de San Francisco Javier
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Bóveda Pechinas del Templo de San Francisco Javier
Detalle del órgano del Templo de San Francisco Javier
Detalle relicario del Templo de San Francisco Javier
Detalle del retablo del Templo de San Francisco Javier
Detalle del retablo del Templo de San Francisco Javier
Escalera al coro del Templo de San Francisco Javier
Campanario del Templo de San Francisco Javier
Templo de San Francisco Javier

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Church of Saint Francis Xavier

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Historical Description
This church is one of the few surviving Baroque churches in Mexico that can still be appreciated much as it was originally conceived and built. The Church of Saint Francis Xavier served the Jesuit novitiate college of Tepotzotlán. Its architectural structure dates to the 17th century, while its interior was remodeled in the mid-18th century.

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