Estacion Naranjo

Estacion Naranjo is a town in the district of Sinaloa, in the Mexican condition of a similar name. It is found 27 km upper east of the City of Guasave and 84 km southwest of Los Mochis. Est.Naranjo is a basically Catholic town, it had a place with the area of San Felipe and Santiago de Sinaloa de Leyva, from where the ministers came to commend the Holy Mass and a few holy observances, it was in the mid 50's that the primary cleric arrived, the Pbro.

Ignacio Salas, who started the development of the Temple of the Sacred Heart, which was at first expected to be devoted to St. Francis of Assisi in appreciation for the gifts made by Mr. Francisco Echavarria Rojo, a recognized sponsor of the present sanctuary and furthermore on account of his administration was the way the main minister came to Est. Naranjo, Don Francisco, declined that the sanctuary was committed to San Francisco and afterward took the Sacred Heart of Jesus as supporter.

At Est. Naranjo, the primary Evangelical Pentecostal church was: the Apostolic "Church" of the Faith in Christ Jesus, whose underlying advertisers Chalita Armenta and Abel Morabello, wound up as rehearsing Catholics in Guadalajara, Jal. At that point came different religions: 7^th day Adventists, free Methodists, Jehovah's Witnesses, every one of these sections have a position of love.