Co-Cathedral of Chilapa

Co-Cathedral of the Assumption
Concatedral de la Ascensión
7°35′32″N 99°10′41″W / 7.5923°N 99.1780°W / 7.5923; -99.1780Coordinates: 7°35′32″N 99°10′41″W / 7.5923°N 99.1780°W / 7.5923; -99.1780
Location Chilapa
Country  Mexico
Denomination Roman Catholic Church

The Co-Cathedral of the Assumption[1] (Spanish: Concatedral de la Ascensión), also known as Chilapa Cathedral,[2] is the main Catholic temple in the city of Chilapa[3] in the state of Guerrero, Mexico, and the second in the diocese of Chilpancingo-Chilapa. It is dedicated to the Virgin of the Assumption.

By orders of Monsignor Ramón Ibarra y González, the construction of the Chilapa temple, of great proportions, is ordered. This one was destroyed by a fire, in the year of 1930. The then Bishop of Chilapa, orders the works to Federico Mariscal, who resumes the construction and culminates the works of the temple.

The cathedral of Chilapa became the fourth most important cathedral in the country.

See also

References

  1. ↑ Co-Cathedral of the Assumption in Chilapa
  2. ↑ M, Juvenal Jaramillo (1996-01-01). Hacia una iglesia beligerante: la gestión episcopal de Fray Antonio de San Miguel en Michoacán, 1784-1804, los proyectos ilustrados y las defensas canónicas (in Spanish). El Colegio de Michoacán A.C. ISBN 9789686959451.
  3. ↑ Directorio de la iglesia en Mexico.
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