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would become one of the most important educational institutions in the city in the 19th century. This chapel was constructed in a style called popular
Baroque along with Churriguersque. The facade has sculptures of angels and saints, some with indigenous headdresses. The bell tower has two levels but it is not tall. The portal on the south side is topped with a seashell formation. Inside, it has a Latin cross layout with one name, divided into an upper choir, nave and apse. The main altar is Baroque, profusely decorated with colorful flowers, angel and saints. This altar was constructed by indigenous craftsmen.
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population center to give a sense of isolation to both the monks and those visiting. The atrium once functioned as a cemetery, but today it has trees and paths that connect the various elements. Near the center of the atrium is a stone cross on a base, which was probably created before the earliest of the compounds structures. The base is a square prism measuring 1.70 by 1.70 meters. According to some scholars, this is equivalent to a “
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arches and serves as a portico to the cloister. The cloister today is used as office for the bishopric. It was restored to its former look in the 20th century, with two levels surrounding a central courtyard. The levels have corridors marked off by arches. This cloister retains a number of frescos, some of which depict New Spain missionaries in the
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of indigenous homes. Visiting friar Alonso Ponce wrote in 1585 that the complex was finished and well constructed, and included the church, dormitory and gardens. This same monk notes the retirement and deaths of a number of older monks at the site. Most of the main church was finished by the late 17th century.
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in a primitive style. Little is known about who painted it or the socio-political context behind its creation. One scholar by the name of Luis Islas Garcia, believes that the artist was a native of Asia who resided in the monastery, assisted by local indigenous people. However, Father Diego Yuki of a
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The cathedral complex is located in the historical center of the city of
Cuernavaca, but unlike other Mexican cities, this most-important church is not on the main plaza but instead just south of it on the corner of Hidalgo and Morelos Streets. The complex consists of a walled compound with the main
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In the 17th century, modifications were made to the church, beginning with the construction of two chapels to give it the layout of a Latin cross. The choir area, side altars and other parts were probably added at this time as well. In 1713, a vault similar to a cupola with a “liternilla” and a bell
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at the north entrance, but it does not indicate the termination of this facade. It is most likely to have been finished by 1574. According to stories, a monk who died this year was accustomed to climbing onto the roof of the church to see how food reserves were, by checking crops drying on the roofs
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The next most important chapel in the complex is the
Tercera Orden Chapel (Capilla de la Tercera Orden), built the northwest corner of the complex in 1722 by Enrique de Jeres, a Franciscan friar. It would later have a seminary installed in one of its annexes by the first bishop of Cuernavaca, which
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However, only the outer shell of the main church, along with the ground floor arches of the cloister remain from the earliest construction, due to subsequent remodeling projects. Over its history, this complex, especially the main church, was remodeled several times because of its importance to the
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Cuernavaca as a seat over his dominions. The chapel was originally bigger than what remains today. The open chapel here was used not only for Mass, but also for plays, music dance and other events designed to explain and reinforce the faith. The roof of the open chapel is supported by large
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By the middle of the 18th century, interior modifications and additions made it heavily decorated with all types of religious art, including those made of silver and other costly materials. This was also the time that the main church of the monastery began to function as the parish church for the
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or art storage room with archeological pieces as well as paintings and other artworks from the 16th to the 19th centuries. This collection is the result of a number of people but it is considered to have been begun by
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Spanish colony, along with some newer arrivals. Among these were Antonio Maldonado, Antonio Ortiz, Alonso de Herrera and Diego de Almonte. The original purpose of the monastery organization was the evangelization of the local indigenous peoples, and later to house and train
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of the cloister area, the first of its kind in Mexico. It was built this way so that it would back the walled atrium area. The capilla was damaged in the earthquake of 1882. It appears that repairs at this time replaced the original crest. In the interior of the capilla, over the portal of the
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and other religious activities associated with the mass conversion of the native population at that time. It is possible that Hernán Cortés had this particular chapel built during the time he lived in
Cuernavaca. To construct it, native workers were conscripted from a number of villages around
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into the shape of an L. This overall layout is the same as it was when it was originally built, although it is somewhat smaller due to subsequent construction. The overall form of this, which used to be only the inner sanctum of the monastery and its lands, was purposefully built away from the
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closed down and expropriated many monasteries and convents in Mexico. The La
Asuncion de Maria monastery was closed and lost most of its lands and many of its buildings, leaving what remains to this day. One of the buildings formerly part of the complex is now the
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in order to defend the new missionaries from still hostile native peoples. The monastery's lands originally extended far beyond the current complex, and included large gardens and other lands used by the monks to produce food and other needed supplies.
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to build more suitable facilities at the complex. It also worked to completely restore the 58 religious paintings in the collection. One series of paintings of particular importance is called the
Apostolado... twelve paintings depicting each of the
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By 1987, this collection was stored in less-than-optimal conditions at the Cathedral complex. Efforts by Juan Dubernard Chavenau, a textile manufacturer and others such as a Mexican project called “Adopt a Work of Art” eventually convinced the
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collection of pre-Hispanic artifacts and rare examples of religious art became part of a historical museum house in two rooms of the Episcopal Palace. Later more religious objects, tapestries and more were added up to the present day.
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identity in Mexico. However, this mural was covered over in the 19th century and its existence was forgotten. The work was rediscovered in the 20th century by architect Ricardo Robina when the cathedral was remodeled.
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in 1629. As the first Mexican saint, as well as a Franciscan, his story would have importance at this establishment. He would have relevance through the colonial period as a symbol of
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missionaries to other parts of New Spain. However, the main church and its walled atrium was originally off limits to all except the Spanish and indigenous nobles.
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3293:World Heritage Sites in Mexico
3288:Tourist attractions in Morelos
1607:Luis Barragán House and Studio
1388:Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino
1352:World Heritage Sites in Mexico
967:
946:
934:
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496:Toribio de Benavente Motolinia
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3070:Camino Real de Tierra Adentro
2425:Melkite Greek Catholic Church
1775:Province of Antequera, Oaxaca
1592:Camino Real de Tierra Adentro
1470:Hospicio Cabañas, Guadalajara
1404:Camino Real de Tierra Adentro
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2332:Province of Tuxtla Gutiérrez
1803:San Pedro y San Pablo Ayutla
1658:Sian Kaʼan Biosphere Reserve
7:
2461:no longer used as cathedral
2201:Province of San Luis Potosí
2022:Santiago Apóstol, Querétaro
1645:Historic Fortified Town of
1575:Aqueduct of Padre Tembleque
1534:and Archaeological Site of
1513:Historic Monuments Zone of
1419:Historic Monuments Zone of
1092:"La catedral de Cuernavaca"
906:
895:(Education of the Virgin).
517:World Heritage organization
344:diocesisdecuernavaca.org.mx
10:
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2339:San Cristóbal de las Casas
2265:Chalco de Díaz Covarrubias
1798:San Juan Bautista Tuxtepec
1762:
891:(Birth of the Virgin) and
889:El Nacimiento de la Virgen
736:The complex also contains
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260:UNESCO World Heritage Site
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1459:Revillagigedo Archipelago
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893:La Educación de la Virgen
877:La Resurrección de Cristo
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2991:Churches and monasteries
2815:List of Spanish missions
2522:Notable historic centers
2395:Túxpam de Rodríguez Cano
2258:Province of Tlalnepantla
2064:Mexico City Metropolitan
1098:(in Spanish). Cuernavaca
822:Our Lady of Mount Carmel
102:Alfonso Cortés Contreras
2739:Santa Cruz de la Sierra
2069:Tenancingo de Degollado
2031:Province of Mexico City
1908:Province of Guadalajara
1365:Archaeological Zone of
828:Museum of Religious Art
806:Saint Francis of Assisi
766:kneeling receiving the
242:40 metres (130 ft)
234:80 metres (260 ft)
165:18.9202139; -99.2367806
2472:Catholicism portal
2305:Province of Tulancingo
1964:Province of Hermosillo
1367:Paquimé, Casas Grandes
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2734:San Miguel de Allende
2285:Teotihuacán de Arista
2083:Province of Monterrey
1945:San Juan de los Lagos
1818:Province of Chihuahua
1662:Pre-Hispanic Town of
1651:Pre-Hispanic City of
1621:Pre-Hispanic City of
1540:Prehistoric Caves of
1501:Pre-Hispanic City of
1434:San Miguel de Allende
1251:La Jornada de Morelos
941:Diocese of Cuernavaca
869:Our Lady of Guadalupe
853:St. Francis of Assisi
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69:Diocese of Cuernavaca
3084:Other building types
1728:Province of Acapulco
1305:El Sol de Cuernavaca
1096:El Sol de Cuernavaca
979:relatosehistorias.mx
572:Pablo González Garza
535:city of Cuernavaca.
354:Cuernavaca Cathedral
3323:Religion in Morelos
3242:Territorial Revival
2559:Cartagena de Indias
2227:Province of Tijuana
2134:Province of Morelia
1871:Province of Durango
1856:Nuevo Casas Grandes
1676:Shared by more one
1596:Historic Centre of
1530:Historic Centre of
1507:Historic Centre of
1463:Historic Centre of
1413:Historic Centre of
1257:on January 28, 2011
865:Andrés de la Concha
838:Ramón Castro Castro
834:Museo de Arte Sacro
613:World Heritage Site
553:Robert Brady Museum
393:World Heritage Site
156: /
3283:History of Morelos
3152:Architecture types
2877:Dominican Republic
2824:Lists of buildings
2431:San José de Gracia
2380:Papantla de Olarte
2358:Province of Xalapa
2170:Province of Puebla
1846:Hidalgo del Parral
1783:Huautla de Jiménez
1756:Tlapa de Comonfort
1476:Gulf of California
1432:Protected town of
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2038:Atlacomulco (Old)
1831:Ciudad Cuauhtémoc
1751:Ciudad Altamirano
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3018:Popocatépetl
2714:San Fernando
2458:co-cathedral
2295:Tlalnepantla
2110:Nuevo Laredo
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1746:Chilpancingo
1653:Chichén Itzá
1309:, retrieved
1307:(in Spanish)
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1282:. Retrieved
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176:Architecture
113:16th century
3211:Territorial
3201:Renaissance
3049:Philippines
2932:Puerto Rico
2927:Philippines
2704:San Antonio
2679:Panamá City
2664:New Orleans
2649:Mexico City
2624:Los Ángeles
2539:Albuquerque
2421:Porta Coeli
1940:Jesús María
1935:Guadalajara
1623:Teotihuacán
1598:Mexico City
1536:Monte Albán
1515:Tlacotalpan
885:Juan Correa
774:The chapels
738:pinacotheca
723:Philippines
678:Philippines
619:Description
603:pinacotheca
548:Reform Laws
508:Virgin Mary
484:Franciscans
311:State Party
163: /
52:Affiliation
3268:Cuernavaca
3257:Categories
3174:Earthquake
2948:California
2867:Costa Rica
2840:Cathedrals
2674:Old Panamá
2599:Guanajuato
2584:Cuernavaca
2569:Cienfuegos
2318:Tulancingo
2141:Apatzingán
2058:Iztapalapa
2053:Cuernavaca
2048:Cuautitlán
1981:Hermosillo
1861:Sisoguichi
1632:South East
1602:Xochimilco
1570:Xochicalco
1524:South West
1427:Guanajuato
1359:North West
1004:August 30,
960:2010-11-07
929:References
855:including
377:Cuernavaca
293:Designated
127:Cuernavaca
97:Leadership
79:Roman Rite
3091:Alhóndiga
2982:Venezuela
2962:Louisiana
2907:Nicaragua
2892:Guatemala
2847:Argentina
2799:Zamboanga
2794:Zacatecas
2709:San Diego
2441:Valvanera
2390:Teziutlán
2344:Tapachula
2218:Zacatecas
2213:Matehuala
2156:Tacámbaro
2105:Monterrey
2100:Matamoros
2017:Querétaro
1841:Guachochi
1826:Chihuahua
1421:Querétaro
1415:Zacatecas
1210:0188-5146
1130:La Prensa
818:Neogothic
699:canonized
690:beatified
615:in 1994.
558:In 1891,
480:New Spain
364:) is the
218:Completed
91:cathedral
3186:Chilotan
3116:Hacienda
3106:Bullring
3034:Presidio
2917:Paraguay
2897:Honduras
2862:Colombia
2784:Veracruz
2779:Trujillo
2744:Santa Fe
2724:San Juan
2554:Campeche
2544:Arequipa
2516:articles
2400:Veracruz
2313:Huejutla
2244:Mexicali
2234:Ensenada
2192:Tlaxcala
2187:Tehuacán
2120:Saltillo
2012:Irapuato
1976:Culiacán
1894:Mazatlán
1884:El Salto
1736:Acapulco
1647:Campeche
1640:Calakmul
1553:Palenque
1503:El Tajín
1436:and the
1311:July 10,
907:See also
768:stigmata
760:Apostles
599:Nagasaki
587:capitals
568:Carranza
285:Criteria
280:Cultural
123:Location
118:Location
64:Province
46:Religion
3179:Mexican
3159:Baroque
3128:Cabildo
3111:Convent
3075:Tayabas
2977:Uruguay
2955:Florida
2941:Arizona
2882:Ecuador
2852:Bolivia
2774:Tayabas
2684:Popayán
2659:Morelia
2639:Malolos
2594:Granada
2375:Orizaba
2370:Córdoba
2290:Texcoco
2249:Tijuana
2151:Morelia
2125:Tampico
2095:Linares
1986:Nogales
1899:Torreón
1879:Durango
1741:Chilapa
1465:Morelia
1225:Reforma
1034:Reforma
801:portico
703:Criollo
525:Baroque
500:merlons
452:Spanish
421:merlons
411:History
381:Morelos
371:of the
358:Spanish
337:Website
208: (
197:Baroque
3206:Rococo
3164:Andean
3008:Chiloé
2912:Panama
2902:Mexico
2831:Oldest
2689:Puebla
2669:Oaxaca
2654:Mompox
2644:Manila
2634:Malabo
2614:La Paz
2609:Iloílo
2604:Havana
2579:Cuenca
2549:Bogotá
2405:Xalapa
2239:La Paz
2182:Puebla
2074:Toluca
2002:Celaya
1925:Colima
1920:Autlán
1851:Madera
1788:Oaxaca
1678:region
1532:Oaxaca
1509:Puebla
1208:
1176:
694:fresco
638:atrium
472:Oaxaca
460:Puebla
397:UNESCO
385:Mexico
369:church
329:Region
323:Mexico
320:
288:ii, iv
231:Length
185:church
131:Mexico
3143:Plaza
3003:Bohol
2969:Texas
2857:Chile
2789:Vigan
2764:Sucre
2694:Quito
2589:Cusco
2529:Agaña
1955:Tepic
1664:Uxmal
1546:Mitla
1542:Yagul
1168:[
863:) by
727:Kyoto
682:Japan
248:Spire
239:Width
192:Style
100:Bis.
2922:Peru
2887:Guam
2872:Cuba
2769:Taal
2629:Lima
2619:León
2574:Coro
2564:Cebú
2007:León
1600:and
1582:UNAM
1544:and
1490:East
1447:West
1313:2019
1286:2010
1263:2010
1206:ISSN
1174:ISBN
1138:2010
1104:2010
1006:2010
842:2018
832:The
796:mass
755:INAH
680:and
591:nave
474:and
352:The
296:1994
277:Type
221:1534
210:1529
206:1529
181:Type
75:Rite
1202:130
395:by
305:702
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