In Huntington Park there are mothers who cry in silence for their children. Men who do not understand why their business does not prosper. Couples that fell apart for no apparent reason. Don Jacinto Nahual has accompanied families in this community for years. Not with empty promises, but with real, honest spiritual work. If you are in Huntington Park and need help, today is the time to call.
In Huntington Park, where Pacific Blvd brings together Mexican and Central American families among shops, diners and the coming and going of daily work, there is no shortage of people carrying worries about health, money or heartbreak. That working community values the faith and traditions of their countries of origin. Don Jacinto puts his Catemaco experience at the service of those looking for a spiritual breather.
Huntington Park is one of the most Mexican and Central American communities in southeast Los Angeles. On Pacific Blvd the accents of Jalisco, Usulután and Huehuetenango mix, and with them come the beliefs of each town. For many Salvadorans and Guatemalans, far from their people, finding someone who respects the spiritual is a relief. Don Jacinto Nahual sees everyone equally, whatever country they come from.
It is a community that works hard: double shifts, factories, family businesses, money sent back home. That wear also weighs on the spirit and on faith. When tiredness becomes something deeper, a sadness that does not go, a streak that does not ease, it is worth seeking guidance. Don Jacinto listens without hurry to anyone who feels they cannot go on.
