MDP saw the need to establish a new parish building replacing the old, dilapidated Our Lady of Fatima Chapel.  From 1992 onwards, the construction of the church building moved forward on a slow pace due to limited funds.  As slowly as building the physical structure, establishing the spiritual community moves on with the same pace but carefully and patiently bearing the hurdles of christian maturity.

His Eminence Cardinal Sin issued another decree on September 1, 1992 revising the boundaries of MDP setting the territorial limits to Barangays East Rembo and Comembo.  This new development made it easier for Fr. Javier to build up the spiritual church side by side the physical structure of MDP.  Nine mission areas of the Basic Ecclesial Community were set up in East Rembo and five in Comembo.  Focus was built on pastoral planning to carry out the various programs centering on BECs as a way of adopting an integral evangelization for a unified community.

In 1998, Fr. Javier proposed the creation of a new parish for Comembo.  The Archdiocesan Office for Research and Development immediately conducted an ocular survey and careful assessment of the viability of establishing a new parish.  In a short span of less than two years, the recommendation was approved.  Comembo became a parish under the guidance of Fr. Roderick Castro who later became Vicar Forane of the Vicariate of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

Fr. Javier’s term ended in 2000 and Fr. Ralf Winterberg became the third parish priest of MDP.  He was succeeded by Fr. Jacob Thottappallil in 2003, followed by Fr. Paulson Panakal and Fr. Joel Mosura, the first Filipino Amigonian priest.

MDP has successfully battled the ‘community storms’ past its twenty-five (25) years of faithful service to the parish community.  Today, past its silver anniversary dawns a new life in the church with a shared theme:  Faith in God, Fidelity to My Mission.  With a young priest pastoring the community, Fr. John Jayoma leads an inspired mission back to “re-evangelization”.