Anglican Church of Mexico
Intro
The Anglican Church of Mexico is the Anglican Communion province for Mexico. It began as a Mexican reform movement known as the Church of Jesus, later secured apostolic succession through the Episcopal Church, and became an autonomous province in 1995 with five dioceses.
Structure
Wikipedia describes the church as an episcopal province made up of geographical dioceses, archdeaconries, and parishes. Its primate is elected from among the bishops, while each diocese keeps its own cathedral see and diocesan administration.
The province currently consists of five dioceses.
| Diocese | See city | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mexico | Mexico City | Cathedral of St Joseph of Grace |
| Northern Mexico | Monterrey | Cathedral of the Holy Family |
| Western Mexico | Zapopan | Cathedral of St Paul |
| Cuernavaca | Cuernavaca | Cathedral of St Michael and All Saints |
| Southeastern Mexico | Xalapa | Diocese with strong indigenous and regional parish presence |
Source(s)
Source: No clearly free portrait of Enrique Treviño Cruz was located on Wikimedia Commons during verification, so this figure uses the flag of Mexico from Wikimedia Commons. The file is public domain as a national flag.
Source: Intro adapted from the Wikipedia article "Anglican Church of Mexico". Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Source: Structure summary adapted from the Structure section of the Wikipedia article "Anglican Church of Mexico". Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Title image uses the flag of Mexico from Wikimedia Commons, public domain as a national flag. It is used here as a conservative fallback because a clearly free church emblem was not confirmed on Commons during verification.