What you'll hear inside San Javier Parish Museum:

• 1
  Hall A – Sacred Vestments

  Room A showcases sacred vestments and the first of three intimate galleries in this museum.

• 2
  Hall B – Images and Sculptures

  Room B of the Parochial Museum in San Javier displays a collection of small carved religious images, predominantly fashioned from gilded and polychrome wood, housed behind protective glass cases.

• 3
  Baptistry

  The Baptisterio is part of the San Javier Parish Museum circuit and houses a striking baptismal font fashioned from Macael marble, sheltered beneath an ornate wooden canopy.

• 4
  Santo Chapel

  The Capilla del Santo is the highlight of the Museo Parroquial, accessed via an eighteenth-century staircase with original railings.

• 5
  Bishop Trejo's Ceremonial Vestments

  Bishop Trejo's ceremonial vestments represent the star exhibit at San Javier's Parish Museum, displayed within a glass case.

• 6
  Crucifix Rescued from the Fire

  Cristo de las Ánimas is a polychrome wooden carving of slightly less than life-size (approximately 1.40 metres tall), dating from 1700–1710 and attributed to Italian sculptor Nicolás Salzillo.

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  Baroque Altarpiece by Antonio Carrión

  The Baroque altarpiece of the Church of San Francisco Javier, created by Murcian sculptor Antonio Carrión, ranks among San Javier's finest artistic treasures.