Our Lady of Remedies Temple / The Third Order Temple / San Francisco Temple

Our Lady of Remedies Temple / The Third Order Temple / San Francisco Temple (HM2FUB)

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N 22° 8.936', W 100° 58.64'

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Templo de Ntra. Sra. de los RemediosEste templo formó parte del convento franciscano y su construcción concluyó en 1731 gracias a la devoción de Fray José de Arlegui. El templo es de una nave y bóveda, su fachada es sencilla y tiene una espadaña con campanas. Fue confiscado y vendido durante la Reforma a mediados del siglo XIX. En 1894 el canónigo Agustín Jiménez lo compró y el Obispo Montes de Oca lo dedicó al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús. Se le dotó de un nuevo altar neogótico en mármol de Carrara construido por los Hermanos Biagi, y los interiores fueron decorados por el pintor Jesús L. Sánchez. Templo de la Tercera OrdenEste templo formó parte del convento Franciscano y fue concluido en 1698. La Tercera Orden es una rama laica fundada por San Francisco de Asís, compuesta de
personas devotas de ambos sexos que viven una vida común y corriente pero que siguen una regla de vida como la de los Franciscanos, y tienen su propio templo. Templo de San FranciscoEs uno de los templos más importantes de la cludad, tanto histórica como artísticamente, ya que aquí los Franciscanos formaron la avanza

evangelizadora y civilizatoria de esta región de la Nueva España. La Orden Franciscana se estableció originalmente en la actual Plaza de Fundadores, en la Ermita de la Vera Cruz. Alrededor de 1591 comenzaron la construcción del Convento y Templo en este sitio. En 1686 reconstruyeron totalmente sus edificios, la ampliaciones del convento incluyeron la torre, el altar mayor, varias capillas. Para el siglo XVIII las obras estaban concluidas. Con las Leyes de Reforma, el convento sufrió alteraciones, se abrió la calle de Galeana y se expropiaron edificaciones y terrenos, desmembrando este rico conjunto religioso. El templo, de planta de cruz latina y bóveda, posee una rica y ornamentada fachada de cantera, así como una de las sacristías más bellas de la región. English:Our Lady of Remedies TempleThis temple was part of the Franciscan convent and its construction ended in 1731 thanks to the devotion of Brother José de Arlegui. The temple has one hall and vault; its facade is simple with belfry and bells. It was confiscated and sold during the Reform in the middle of the 19th century. In 1894 the canonry clergyman
Agustín Jiménez bought it and Bishop Montes de Oca dedicated it to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It was given a new neo-gothic altar, built in marble from Carrara by the Biagi Brothers, and the interiors were decorated

by the painter, Jesús L. Sánchez. The Third Order TempleThis temple was part of the Franciscan convent and was finished in 1698. The Third Order is a secular branch founded by Saint Francis of Assisi, composed of devoted people of both sexes who live a normal life but follow a life regimen like that of the Franciscans and who have their own temple. San Francisco TempleThis is one of the most important temples in the city, both historically and artistically, since it was here that the Franciscans formed their civilized evangelizing advance throughout this region of New Spain. The Franciscan Order was originally established in what is now the Plaza de Fundadores (Founders Square), in the Ermita de la Vera Cruz church. Around 1591 they began building the convent and temple on this site. In 1686 they rebuilt all of their buildings completely, with such enlargements to the convent as the tower, the greater altar, and various chapels. By the 18th century the works were concluded. With the Reform Laws, the convent went through alterations; Galeana Street was opened and buildings and land were expropriated, thus dismembering this magnificent religious set. The temple, a Latin cross floor plan and vault, has a sumptuously ornamented façade worked in stone, as well as one of the most beautiful vestries of the region.

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HM Number	HM2FUB
Tags	Man Made Features, Colonial Era, Churches and Religion
Placed By	United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Camino Real de Tierra Adentro
Marker Condition	No reports yet
Date Added	Thursday, April 18th, 2019 at 5:02pm PDT -07:00

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UTM (WGS84 Datum)	14Q E 296082 N 2450638
Decimal Degrees	22.14893333, -100.97733333
Degrees and Decimal Minutes	N 22° 8.936', W 100° 58.64'
Degrees, Minutes and Seconds	22° 8' 56.16" N, 100° 58' 38.4" W
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