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The three-nave church is located on level churchyard ground and bordered by a murete accompanying the curve of an intersection. It is composed of a high, rectangular body, which corresponds to the principal nave and an inverted "T" body corresponding to the chapels at the head, the sacristy (on the
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moved between the parochial church and mount overlooking the village of Santa Cruz. As a result, the patrons' celebrations occurred annually on the first week of August. On arrival there would be a mass, before the image would return to the parochial church by procession. Although diminishing over
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consequence of the 1717 volcanic earthquake event, which destroyed much of the parish, the construction of the church was delayed, with worked resuming on the main nave around
September 1754. The first mass was held on 5 August 1765, with the movement of the Holy Sacrament and many of the images.
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Following decades of activity, and with the growth of the resident population, it was decided that a newer, larger temple was needed to support the community. On 15 May 1713, the church foundations were opened to the public, with the consecration of the cornerstone occurring on 22 May. As a
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The church is located in the middle of the settlement, implanted in the heart of the
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side of the gospel) and the annex (in side of the epistle). There is another angle attachment in the chancel with the side and the attachment of the side of the epistle. The single tower is enclosed in the main body of the rectangle.
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In the 16th century, a hermitage was constructed to shelter an image brought from Mexico by
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