From the first week of June the remodeling works were resumed in the parish of San José, actions that have generated hope among parishioners for the building to be reopened this year, pointed out Marco Antonio Padilla, priest of the temple.
shared that the works are strategic in the fissures that the temple has, caused damages due to the 2017 earthquake, hence there is not a large presence of staff in the building. However, he said that The progress of the work is unknown. but he will make the request to the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) to know the work.
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assured that there is not much staff working because the remodeling is strategic in the fissures that the tempo has.
He specified that in May of this year, the director of the INAH Center, José Vicente de la Rosa Hernández, pointed out that the temple would be opened in December of this year, hence he hopes that this will be fulfilled, since the parishioners already demand to pray in this space and has pressured the parish priest to open the doors, they are even willing to contribute resources to complete the work.
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In addition, he mentioned that indirectly, the authorities who are in charge of the works shared with him that the federal resource destined for the remodeling of the temple must be applied in a timely mannerOtherwise, they would have to return it and the work would remain unfinished.
- Since September 2017, the temple of San José remains closed, a space that promotes economic, religious and cultural tourism as it is an icon of the city.
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