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A Joyful First Corpus Christi Procession at St. Martin de Porres The Christian community of St. Martin de Porres was filled with joy and thanksgiving as they celebrated their first-ever Corpus Christi procession since the church was erected. It was a historic and grace-filled moment that brought together young and old in prayer, song, and deep devotion to the Holy Eucharist. As the Blessed Sacrament was carried through the community, many faithful experienced mixed emotions. Some were moved to tears, while others expressed overwhelming joy at witnessing what they described as the real presence of Christ walking in their midst. The atmosphere was one of faith, reverence, and spiritual renewal. After the procession, many Christians shared how deeply touched they were by the experience. Some wished that such processions could be held more often, saying that they felt closer to Jesus and more united as a Christian family. For them, it was not merely a procession but a powerful encounter with Christ, who continues to walk with His people, bless their homes, and strengthen their faith. The first Corpus Christi procession at St. Martin de Porres will remain a cherished memory, inspiring the faithful to grow in love for the Eucharist and to recognize Christ's living presence among them every day. ‪@michaelchannel622‬ michaelowuorhema@gmail.com Since my ordination, my motorcycle has been my faithful companion. It has carried me through dusty roads, muddy paths, and long journeys to reach the people entrusted to my care. Through sunshine and rain, it has helped me celebrate Mass, visit families, and bring the sacraments to those living in remote villages. However, there are many days when the motorcycle proves unreliable. During heavy rains, flooded roads, or mechanical breakdowns, reaching the faithful becomes difficult and sometimes impossible. There are sick parishioners waiting for prayers and Holy Communion, families in need of pastoral support, and distant outstations longing for the celebration of the Eucharist. It is my humble hope that one day I may be blessed with a mission vehicle, such as a Suzuki Jimny or a similar reliable car, to support my pastoral work. Such a vehicle would enable me to travel safely and consistently regardless of weather conditions or road challenges. It would help me respond quickly to emergencies, transport the sick when necessary, carry liturgical items and sacramentals with the reverence they deserve, and assist vulnerable families in practical ways. A mission car would not simply serve me; it would serve the entire Christian community. It would become a tool of evangelization, mercy, and hope, helping bring Christ closer to His people wherever they may be. I continue to trust in God's providence and the generosity of kind-hearted people who believe in supporting the mission. May every journey made in service of God's people become a testimony of His love and care.