Cuautitlan Cathedral

The St. Bonaventure Cathedral Also Cuautitlan Cathedral Is a Catholic temple, a part of the convent of the identical call inside the Municipality of Cuautitlan, State of Mexico. It became distinct as a cathedral on February 5, 1979 with the erection of the diocese of Cuautitlan. Cuautitlan is a town and municipality within the State of Mexico, just north of the northern tip of the Federal District in the Greater Mexico City city region.

The complex is known as after St. Bonaventure by the saint at the day of the first go to of the first friars in 1524, but it's far till 1532 when the deliberate creation of what was the first Franciscan monastery and temple commenced in Cuautitlan, being Fray Alonso de Herrera, the first father or mother and Fray Alonso de Guadalupe the first convent. The present day cathedral changed into constructed 1655-1732. The cathedral combines styles Baroque and Neoclassical. The Cathedral of Cuautitlan is a temple of Latin Cross, of excessive proportions, a ship with cruise of baroque columns.