Gabriel Abdi Susanto

An Indonesian documentary on Jesuit philosopher Fr. Franz Magnis-Suseno, SJ, explores the intellectual and personal journey of the German-born priest and his decades-long engagement with Indonesian society, philosophy, faith and public life.

More than 100 Catholic children took part in a planting activity at a parish in Central Java, Indonesia, as a Jesuit agricultural training center brought ecological education directly to the Catholic community.

Poverty, unemployment and economic hardship can make migrants and other vulnerable people targets for human traffickers, Bishop Adrianus Sunarko, OFM, of Pangkalpinang, Indonesia, warned Catholics attending an international seminar on migration.

Catholics across Indonesia are observing September as National Bible Month 2026, with a focus on listening to Jesus through the Gospel of Matthew and bringing his teachings into daily life.

Caritas Indonesia and the Archdiocese of Ende are strengthening the capacity of young volunteers to assess the needs of communities affected by the recent earthquake on Flores Island, part of Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara province.

The Church’s Commission for Social Communications, or Komsos, is called not merely to disseminate information but also to reveal the richness of the Church’s faith, goodness, truth and beauty to the wider public, Bishop Agustinus Tri Budi Utomo said.

Catholic digital missionaries in Indonesia have been urged to remain authentic and place faith, human relationships and conscience at the center of evangelization as artificial intelligence rapidly transforms digital communication.

Archbishop Robertus Rubiyatmoko of Semarang has urged Indonesian priests to rediscover the Eucharist as a source of spiritual renewal and ensure that celebrating Mass does not become a routine obligation.

The president of the Indonesian Bishops’ Conference (KWI), Bishop Antonius Subianto Bunyamin, OSC, has urged Catholic intellectuals to speak courageously for truth, defend Christian values and advocate for marginalized people as Indonesia faces complex social challenges.

Children at a Catholic elementary school in Indonesia marked the country’s 81st Independence Day by praying for the nation, reflecting on care for creation and planting trees at a historic Catholic pilgrimage site in Central Java.