Mathias Hariyadi

Over the past decade, many affluent Indonesians have begun consuming organic grains and vegetables for health reasons.

Young diocesan priests of Indonesia underwent a three-day ongoing formation program from September 20 to 24, organized by the West Kalimantan Region of UNIO, a private Roman Catholic clerical association.

The spiritual legacy of Pope Francis’s 2015 encyclical Laudato Si’ continues to take root and flourish across Indonesia. The call to care for the earth as our common home is being embraced by Catholic grassroots communities, including St. Helena Parish in Curug, Tangerang Regency, Banten Province.

The Archdiocese of Jakarta’s Catechetical Commission (Komkat KAJ) dedicated its monthly CathClass Study Day on September 27 to one of the most pressing concerns facing the Church today: digital catechesis

While this year’s cancellation is regrettable, the Diocese and the Asmat Museum remain hopeful that the issues will soon be resolved, so that the festival can continue in the years ahead in its usual spirit, as a living witness to the resilience and creativity of the Asmat people.

The Bishop of Agats, Mgr. Aloysius Murwito OFM has officially suspended the 38th Festival Asmat Pokman (FAP) 2025, following a violent incident against two members of the festival’s carving selection team in Youw District on August 16.

Pope Leo XIV urged Indonesians in Italy to be “prophets of communion in a world so often divided” and to live as faithful Catholics while remaining proud Indonesians

On a bright September morning, the chapel of Christus Sacerdos Minor Seminary (SMCS) in Pematangsiantar, a city in North Sumatra, Indonesia, was filled with song.

The Gerakan Nurani Bangsa (National Conscience Movement, GNB), a coalition of Jesuit philosophers, Islamic scholars, human rights defenders, and civil society leaders, met with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto on September 11 to raise urgent concerns about growing unrest in the country.

A local government in Indonesia has named a street in Semarang, the capital of Central Java Province, “Yusuf Bilyarta (YB) Mangunwijaya Street” after a Catholic priest, in recognition of his work among the poor and marginalized.