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visitor to Mexico can fail to notice the predominance of churches. In
fact, it is difficult to find a spot in the entire country out of either
sight or sound of a place of worship. Soaring cathedral spires dominate
city skylines, and it is a poor village indeed that cannot boast at least
one handsome chapel with a bell tower to mark the hours and call the faithful
to prayer. Larger cities have many churches, of course, but none can boast
the variety of Cholula where, it is said, one can attend service in a
different church every day of the year. |