Saint John Bosco Parish

The Church dedicated to San Juan Bosco was built in the 20th century in order to pay tribute to this Italian saint, priest, educator and writer, born in 1815 and died in 1888. San Juan Bosco was the founder of the Pia Society of San Francisco de Sales and the Congregation of Daughters of Mary Auxiliadora, institutions dedicated to education and youth care. The architecture of the temple is a prominent example of the neo-Gothic style, characterized by its high and elegant vertical lines and the beautiful vitrals that allow the natural light to inundated the interior, creating a solemn and conducive environment for prayer. In addition to being a place of worship, the parish also plays an important role as a community center, offering a variety of services for parishioners and the community at large. These services include catechesis, prayer groups and youth activities, reflecting the educational and pastoral spirit of San Juan Bosco.