Religious sites in Quintana Roo
Notable Religious Sites
Quintana Roo’s religious landscape features a blend of colonial history and contemporary faith. This collection includes sites like the Iglesia Chan Santa Cruz in Felipe Carrillo Puerto, a center for the 19th-century Caste War and the 'Talking Cross' movement. Other highlights include colonial-era structures in Tihosuco and modern Pentecostal temples, reflecting both Spanish architectural influences and the enduring spiritual traditions of the local Yucatec Maya communities.
Catholic Church
Roman Catholic place of worship located in the community of Leona Vicario.
Iglesia inmaculada de la Virgen de la Concepción
Catholic church in Kantunilkín dedicated to the Immaculate Conception.
San José
Historic Roman Catholic church in Tihosuco, an area significant for its colonial architecture and Caste War history.
La Iglesia de Dios de la Profecia
Christian house of worship located in the Tulum municipality.
Capilla a la virgen de guadalupe
Local chapel dedicated to the Virgin of Guadalupe in Felipe Carrillo Puerto.
San Isidro Labrador
Parish church in Kantunilkín dedicated to Saint Isidore the Laborer.
iglesia 234
Community church located in the Región 234 neighborhood of Cancún.
Iglesia de Santo Niño Jesus
Church located in the historic community of Sabán.
Templo "La nueva Jerusalem" - Fraternidad de asambleas Cristianas Pentecoste
Pentecostal temple belonging to the Fraternity of Christian Assemblies.
Beerseba
Christian place of worship located in Felipe Carrillo Puerto.
Iglesia Chan santa cruz
A site of major historical importance in Felipe Carrillo Puerto, serving as the sanctuary for the 'Talking Cross' during the Caste War.
Iglesia
Local Christian church serving the community near San Jose Segundo.
Iglesia
Christian place of worship located near the archaeological site of Cobá.
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