Jesuit missions in Sinaloa

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The Jesuit missions in Sinaloa were a network of 17th- and 18th-century Catholic mission settlements established by Jesuit missionaries in northwestern Mexico to evangelize and administer Indigenous groups such as the Tehueco people.

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Tehueco people historicallyAssociatedWith Jesuit missions in Sinaloa