Texcoco Cathedral

The Immaculate Conception Cathedral additionally called Texcoco Cathedral is a Catholic church building that is situated in the previous cloister that the Franciscans worked in the 16th century in the town of Texcoco in Mexico. This is one of the main complex shows that the Franciscan request based on terrains of the new world, to complete the procedure of proselytizing.

The Franciscan ministers, with Pedro de Gante, raised the principal religious community in the territory, for the year 1526, with the assistance of the local work of the zone. The significant church was not worked until 40 years after the fact, around 1576. Like all the conventual gatherings that were worked in the sixteenth century, it had a braced angle, which are still jelly the high dividers of the basilica. This was changed amid the works completed towards the seventeenth century, when it was given its present appearance 1690-1700. It was made a church in 1961, and Francisco Ferreira y Arreola was the principal religious administrator.