Juan Rodríguez Juárez; These paintings are preserved in the sacristy and in the chapter house. Monumental oil painting of the Transfiguration: Virgin of Guadalupe Oil: Relics: Relics of the Martyrs: the relics of the Martyrs Saint Pío and Saint Christopher are preserved, which are shown at audience in glass cases in one of the chapels in the side naves. Furniture: Pulpit: Choir stalls: Archbishop's Chair: Tenebrario: Triangle-shaped candlestick, made of carved wood, used for praying the offices Other art pieces: Monumental Organ of the Cathedral of Morelia: The cathedral has an important tubular organ with 4,600 voices or flutes, built in 1907, German-made, Churrigueresque Revival style, called "San Gregorio Magno", replacing the old Spanish organ from the 18th century of which only its carved wooden facades are preserved and decorate the electromechanical organ. In the month of December the Morelia International Organ Festival takes place. The festival has been in charge of the dean and teacher the organist Alfonso Vega Núñez who has invited important organists from all over the world to perform concerts, among which the French Jean Guillou stands out. Some of the presentations include the participation of the Michoacán State Symphony Orchestra. Commemorative plaque for the visit of S.S. Pope Francis References Buildings and structures in Michoacán Roman Catholic cathedrals in Mexico Tourist attractions in Michoacán Roman Catholic churches completed in 1744 1740s establishments in Mexico 1744 establishments in New Spain 18th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in Mexico Spanish Colonial architecture in Mexico Baroque church buildings in Mexico Church buildings with domes Morelia