Velasco

Velasco

Sunday, January 4, 2026

In the Cathedral

Let's backtrack to last week when I went downtown to the Christmas festival on the Zócalo.  After walking around the plaza taking pictures, and shopping at the handicrafts market, I decided to take a look inside the Cathedral to see if there were any decorations for Christmas.





Upon entering the Cathedral, the ornate Chapel of Forgiveness included a Nativity scene.





At the far end of the Cathedral, the incredibly baroque Chapel of the Kings is worth a photograph any time of year.



The main altar was flanked by Christmas trees and had another Nativity scene.





One of the pulpits and a venerated crucifix known as the Black Christ were surrounded by poinsettias.



My dear friend Carol, who passed away in September, was a devout Catholic.  I lit a candle in her memory.




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