Iglesia de San Juan Bautista - 85845 Navojoa

Here in Holy Week, oh Pharisees, Pascolas and deer, I added this place

The indigenous temple of San Juan Bautista located in Pueblo Viejo, Navojoa Sonora, has its festivities on June 23 and 24, Nativity of San Juan Bautista. There is an image of San Juan de Niño, which is venerated in this place. On the feast of San Juan, the Mayo communities celebrate it and proceed to be baptized in the waters of the Mayo River. The temple is very large and has many ancient images, indigenous sacred art which is beautiful. The design is simple, white in color, it has a small central bell tower, benches and a wooden ceiling, an altar attached to the wall (liturgy before Vatican II) with a high altar in front, it also preserves the communion rail. On the outskirts in front of Plaza Madero there is a cross in the middle of the street, a sign that the Pharisees or Chapayeca Mayos also celebrate their Lent and Easter festivities there. During your visit to Navojoa, take a tour of this beautiful temple in Pueblo Viejo.