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Our team is dedicated to guiding our mission, shaping our programs, and supporting the countless individuals and volunteers who work tirelessly to create lasting change in communities across the nation.
Gonzalo, co-founder of Finding The Way Publications, Inc., has dedicated 28 years to jail ministry. Originally from Peru, he is currently the Director of the Office of Restorative Justice for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and an active member of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). A proud father of three and grandfather of four, Gonzalo is committed to his family and community.
Nicholas “Nick”, a native of San Diego, California, earned both an undergraduate degree and a Master’s in Urban and Regional Planning from UCLA. He is a GIS professional and works for the Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning.
Marisa, a native of the San Fernando Valley, California, earned a degree in Marine Biology from UCLA and a Master’s in Education from Loyola Marymount University. She is a mother of two and currently serves as the Assistant Director of Development and a middle school teacher at Our Lady of Grace School.
Virginia "Vicky" graduated from St. Anthony Catholic School in Peru as an Executive Bilingual Secretary. She worked at Our Lady of Grace Parish for 25 years as an assistant to the Liturgy, Hispanic Ministry, and Religious Education Directors. Vicky enjoys spending time with her family, especially her four grandchildren.
Beena, originally from India, immigrated to the USA in 1981. She holds two undergraduate degrees, one in Commerce and the other in Bioengineering. With over 30 years of experience, Beena has worked for several international medical device companies. She has served as a volunteer in the detention ministry for over 15 years and is still actively a board member of Finding the Way Publications, Inc.
George "Geof", 79, is a California resident and a U.S. Navy veteran. He attended the State University of New York at Cortland and has dedicated 41 years to the telecommunications industry. Serving alongside the Catholic Chaplain, he has also volunteered for 25 years at the North County Correctional Facility.
