Historic Catholic church offering daily Mass, cultural heritage, and spiritual reflection in a centuries-old adobe sanctuary.
General Information
Closed Sundays and major holidays
Donations welcome
How to Get There
From downtown Santa Fe, head west on West Alameda Street, turn left onto Guadalupe Street, then right onto Agua Fria Street; the church is on the left.
Overview
The Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Santa Fe is the oldest shrine in the United States dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe, with origins dating back to the late 1700s. This adobe sanctuary, nestled in the heart of the city, has long served as a spiritual and cultural anchor for the local community. The church’s architecture reflects a blend of Spanish Colonial and Pueblo influences, while its interior features devotional art, traditional altars, and a peaceful atmosphere ideal for reflection and prayer.
Beyond its religious significance, the church is a vibrant part of Santa Fe’s heritage, hosting daily Masses, feast day celebrations, and community outreach programs. Visitors can explore the adjoining gift shop and admire the historic grounds, which include a soup kitchen and adoration chapel. Whether attending a service or simply seeking a quiet moment, Our Lady of Guadalupe offers a meaningful connection to the city’s deep spiritual roots.
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