Families within our Spiritual Family
Your San Cayetano story matters to us
The Molina-Escorza Family
On this occasion, we would like to introduce the Molina Escorza family. They arrived several years ago from Ignacio Zaragoza, Chihuahua. Although they came with a suitcase full of hopes for work, they never abandoned their faith. They met and formed a beautiful family, and over time, they went from being Sunday Catholics to fervently deepening their principles of faith in our Lord and their love for the ever Virgin Mary, particularly under the devotion of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
It was around the year 2018 when she began catechumenate classes and he began preparation for Confirmation. That time was, without a doubt, when they began to respond to God’s call to serve Him.
Today, they coordinate the Renacimiento Evangelizador group, which meets every Thursday from 7 to 9 PM (everyone is invited!). They serve with their children as Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist, also participate in the ministry of Proclaimers of the Word (Lectors), and they coordinate the 4:30 PM Sunday Mass. In addition, they are 100% involved in all parish activities and serve as catechists. Dalia works in our office, and without a doubt, they are a family we can always count on.
As the Parish of St. Cajetan, we feel blessed that Clover Molina, Dalia Escorza, Nayeli Molina, and Fernando Molina are part of our spiritual family.
The Sanchez Family
We are Luis and Maribel Sanchez, and we have two daughters, Elizabeth and Samantha. We’ve been part of San Cayetano for over thirty years. I came to this parish as a child and gradually became involved in the community. When I joined the youth group coordinated by the Sisters of the Charity of Mary Immaculate, I felt the calling to serve as a lector and Extraordinary Minister of the Word. Luis joined the parish as well and began serving as a reader and minister while we were still dating. We were married in this parish in 1995, and later, in 2003, we made a Christian initiation retreat. We became part of the Young Adults for Christ group, where we deepened our understanding of our Catholic faith. This experience later helped us start the Worldwide Marriage Encounter group with other couples from the parish. Through Marriage Encounter, we have learned to value and understand the sacrament of marriage and the priestly life. When our daughters were little, they were members of the children’s choir, and as they grew up, they continued participating in the choir until last year. Today, we also serve as catechists. We thank God for all the blessings He has given us through being part of this community, and also for the challenges that have helped us value and grow in our faith.