Gonzalo Alonso Calzada Guerrero
Gonzalo Alonso Calzada Guerrero was born on 7 July 1964, was ordained a priest on 18 May 1989 for the diocese of Celaya, was appointed auxiliary bishop of Antequera, Oaxaca, with the titular see of Cissa, on 20 November 2012, and was consecrated bishop on 5 February 2013, so the auxiliary tenure codes from consecration. On 20 October 2018 he was appointed Bishop of Tehuacán, and he was installed and took possession of Tehuacán on 4 December 2018, roster-exact, so the auxiliary tenure closes at the 20 October 2018 appointment under the auxiliary-close rule and the Tehuacán tenure opens at that possession. He was still Bishop of Tehuacán at as_of: he turned 62 on 7 July 2026, and no resignation acceptance, successor, or transfer news surfaced. He is diocesan clergy of Celaya; he has no religious congregation and no post-nominal initials. His Tehuacán predecessor Rodrigo Aguilar Martínez served 2006-2017, so the see was vacant roughly eleven and a half months, November 2017 to December 2018, before his installation.
On the morning of 23 July 2024, en route to a community to celebrate its patron saint's feast day, he was assaulted on a highway and his vehicle and personal belongings were stolen; the Diocese of Tehuacán's statement of 24 July said he was unharmed and had filed the related complaint. That is victimhood, bio prose only, never a controversy; the diocese's statement lines are the diocese's words, never his quotations, and a further detail about the assault that the article itself flags as not commented on by the diocese is omitted, never reported as fact. In the CEM he is listed in the Prot. 314/24 comunicado for the triennium 2024-2027 as Responsable of the Diocesan Team for Biblical Animation in the Episcopal Commission for Prophetic Pastoral Care, checked-and-LISTED, background only, never a tenure and never a Traditionis custodes act.
A Wikipedia-tier claim that he was Celaya diocese seminary rector at his appointment is recorded as a lead in the reference notes, not asserted here, and the ordinary of Antequera during his auxiliary years is not established in any opened source, so no name is asserted for it.