Templo María Madre de la Iglesia, Huexotitla, Catholic temple in Huexotitla, Puebla, Mexico.

Templo María Madre de la Iglesia is a Catholic church at 43 Poniente and Privada de la 16 de Septiembre in the Huexotitla neighborhood of Puebla. The community calls it Huexo, and it is run by the Misioneros del Espíritu Santo. The sources do not describe the building's architecture or interior.

The religious community was canonically established in 1976 after pastoral work by missionaries began in the area starting in 1972. This founding created a formal ecclesiastical center for neighborhood residents.

The temple serves as a focal point for the neighborhood, where residents gather regularly for worship and community celebrations. The parish actively supports various local pastoral initiatives that touch the lives of families in the area.

The temple stands at the corner of 43 Poniente and Privada de la 16 de Septiembre in the Huexotitla colonia. Its pastoral programme runs through six organisms and nine ministries, so weekday visits may coincide with catechism, the School of Parents or youth groups rather than with worship alone.

The Alianza de Amor with the Sacred Heart of Jesus, under the name Centro de María Virgen de Pentecostés, was formed in this community in 1992, when married couples and young people wanted to join the group of women that Monsignor Ramón Ibarra y González had gathered in Puebla on 8 November 1909 at the Casa de las Religiosas de la Cruz.