Tents and Cacti in the foreground add a different perspective to the images of the bell towers of the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral
Tents Below Cathedral Towers
Cacti under Cathedral Towers
Different Angles
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Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral Towers
The two bell towers of the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral reach 215 feet and contain 25 bells. The wires across the towers add a modern sense to old architecture.
Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral Tower
Mexico City Cathedral Tower View
Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral Tower by the Lamp
Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral
The protesters’ tents in the square at the historic center of Mexico City add a different perspective to the Metropolitan Cathedral, which consists of two bell towers, a central dome, and three main portals.
The Metropolitan Cathedral of the Assumption of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary into Heaven, also commonly called the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral, is the cathedral church of the Catholic Archdiocese of Mexico.
We will post images of this Cathedral from different angles.
Blue Tents at Cathedral
Cathedral Sign in Spanish
Rustic Bell
Walking around Hart Square, we noticed rustic bells signifying a warning system in the older community.
Rustic Bell
Rustic Bell Closeup
Cross Top Bell on the Chapel
Here is an image of a bell and cross above the Chapel of Peace at Hart Square.
A steeple bell was first used as a community emergency alarm to call citizens together in case of fire, marauders, or bad weather. The cross symbolizes faith, hope, and charity, the three theological virtues of Christianity.
Cross Top Bell on the Chapel