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The aim of this current paper is to highlight the michoacanas women's presence and involvement during the armed conflict between city-state and Catholic Church in México in the first half of the XX century. It was known as the Cristeros war. The paper aims to point out the value that women played in that rebellion not only as firearm, munition and news providers among the different rebellious groups but also as important entities in the conservation and clandestine practice characteristic of the catholic worship. Thus, the paper intends to find out what the personal and social driving forces of those women were to act in favour of the war no matter the consequences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]