Templo de la Salud

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View of the ornate facade of the Templo de la Salud in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.

With its blue and yellow tiled dome and a big shell carved above its entrance, this church is just east of San Felipe Neri. The facade is early Churrigueresque. The church was once part of the Colegio de Sales, and its paintings include one of San Javier by Miguel Cabrera. San Javier (St Francis Xavier; 1506–52) was a founding member of the Jesuits. It was once part of the Colegio de Sales.

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