File:Jocotitlánal.jpg
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It was the first temple that existed in Jocotitlán and is associated with the creation of the parish founded in the year 1575. The presence of the most important evangelizer of the Mazahuas, the Graduate Diego de Nájera Yanguas, can be highlighted.
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English: The Church of the Temple of Jesus the Nazarene in Jocotitlán is a place of worship located in the municipality of Jocotitlán, in the State of Mexico, Mexico. This temple is an important site for the local community and for devout Catholics in the region.
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