An 18th-century temple, open for worship from 1775 until December 24, 1810, when the last mass of the order was celebrated. Three years later, it was converted into a water reservoir. In 1879, it was refurbished and handed over to the order of the Sons of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, who installed new altars and sculptures. During the revolution, it was used as a warehouse and was closed again due to the Cristero War. It reopened in 1928. Its architectural layout is in the shape of a Latin cross, and its dome is octagonal with a half-orange vault.