The Templo Expiatorio del Santísimo Sacramento, in Guadalajara, is one of Mexico's most remarkable churches, renowned for its architecture and religious significance. Built in Neo-Gothic style over some seventy-five years and completed in the twentieth century, it is celebrated for its finely cut stonework, soaring vaults and stained glass, and for the carillon whose apostle figures appear at appointed hours. This documentary explores its sacred spaces and the devotional traditions that continue to draw worshippers and visitors, revealing a cathedral-scale work of craftsmanship finished within living memory.
