Santa Prisca Collection

Head of Helios-Sol from a Hellenistic model of Alexander Helios from Italy, Rome, church of Santa Prisca, Mithraeum
Roman civilization, 3rd century A.D. Head of Helios-Sol from a Hellenistic model of Alexander Helios, 200-230 A.D. opus sectile, 29x26 cm. From the Mithraeum of the church of Santa Prisca in Rome

A bell on the parish church Santa Prisca at Taxco in the State of Guerrero, Mexico

The top of the parish church Santa Prisca at Taxco in the State of Guerrero, Mexico

Santa Prisca Church, Plaza Borda, Taxco, Guerrero State, Mexico, North America

Santa Prisca chuch and town, Taxco, Central Mexico, Mexico, Central America

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Discover the captivating fusion of ancient and modern at Santa Prisca, the parish church in Taxco, Guerrero, Mexico. This architectural marvel, adorned with intricate opus sectile mosaics and a bell that tolls through the vibrant Plaza Borda, stands proudly as a testament to the rich cultural history of North America. Its towering structure, reminiscent of the Head of Helios-Sol from the Hellenistic model of Alexander Helios in Rome, is a beacon of faith and tradition. Delve deeper into the past as you explore the nearby Mithraeum, a testament to the ancient Roman religion, and marvel at the synergy of history and spirituality that defines Santa Prisca.