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Inside the Parish of San Luis Obispo in Teolocholco, at the top, four angels guard the niche where the sculpture of San Luis Obispo is kept, dressed as such, with a mitre, crozier and pluvial cape. Above it is a huge shield with a two-headed eagle, symbol of the House of Austria from which Emperor Charles V came. The shield is that of the Spanish regions of Castile and Leon, where Isabel la Católica, the emperor's grandmother, was queen, and it culminates with the collar of the golden torzón, a chivalric order to which Charles V granted special protection.
Teolocholco is a municipality in the state of Tlaxcala in Mexico, its name translates as "place where the gods hid or were absent", it has beautiful buildings such as the San Luis Parish, the temple is dedicated to San Luis De Anjou, the Temple of Our Lady of Carmen the construction of this temple was carried out in several stages, covering the 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, the Temple of the Virgin of Pilar dates from the 18th and 19th centuries, the patronal and religious celebration is in honor of the patron saint of the town San Luis Obispo de Toledo, which begins on August 19
The religious celebration is in honor of the town's patron saint, San Luis Obispo de Toledo, and begins on August 19. As in all the towns in the state of Tlaxcala, Teolocholco has the tradition of celebrating the Day of the Dead; however, this is very different from that of other towns; it is customary that on November 2, people go to the cemetery to place an offering on the grave of the deceased for a period of 2 to 3 hours. This event has the characteristic of a ritual that begins on October 28. The people who bring the offering to the cemetery are relatives of the deceased who died in the previous year, that is, only the dead who will be visited in their graves for the first time are brought an offering.
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