Built by the Franciscan order in 1670, combining various styles such as Roman, Byzantine, Baroque, etc. 

Dedicated to the patron saint of this pottery town, it showcases clay-made biblical scenes inside. 

It is one of the main attractions in Tlaquepaque and is located next to Jardín Hidalgo. It is currently the most important parish in the municipality. 

Inside, there is an altar of Our Lady of Guadalupe and a painting of Saint Peter, created by the painter Cristóbal de Villalpando.