The Franciscan priest Jacobo Daciano, brother to Christian II, also known as Christian El Tirano, king of Sweden and Denmark 1520 - 1521, arrived to New Spain (Mexico). Jacobo Daciano became an important defender of the Indigenous Peoples rights and insisted on their right to become priests and to receive the sacraments. His standpoint created a serious conflict between him and the Franciscan order, and Jacobo was punished for his views. Jacobo Daciano is still profoundly venerated by the Purépecha people in Michoacan.

A spiritual journey through scenic sights, The first stop will be the Sanctuary of Guadalupe, a monumental building of neo-Gothic style, it is considered the 14th largest Cathedral in the World, symbol of powerful influence of Catholic faith in this region. The second stop will be the Museum of Anthropology and History of Jacona, to discover more about this enigmatic Franciscan priest. The third stop will be the Cistercian monastery.

Finally you will visit Tarecuato, a typical town located in the mountains, the local people is popular for their Fair of the atole or "maiápita" in eves of the Domingo de Ramos. There you will visit the main temple and old Franciscan Monastery built in in the XVI century, you will learn more about this legendary monk named Jacobo Daciano. He achieved fame amongst the Indigenous Peoples of Michoacan for being a righteous and helpful man towards his flock. His relics, now lost, were kept for a long time by the Indians of Tarecuato who still celebrate his birthday every year.

You will return to Zamora downtown, with last stop in the Historic Center. Free food options to choose.