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The Directorate General of Catholic Community Guidance organized a workshop to promote tolerance and solidarity among religious and community leaders of the Sulawesi Province, April 18-21.

Reflection Date: April 25, 2022
God guarantees that he will always be present in our battles against sin.

Atma Jaya Catholic University (Unika) in collaboration with the Archdiocese of Jakarta provides scholarships for needy students in Indonesia.

The Governor of Jakarta lauded the contribution of the Church to society.

Catholic nuns who work against the human trafficking of people have decided to use digital technology to prevent the menace and gender-based violence in Indonesia.

Bishop Fransiskus Kopong Kung of Larantuka of Indonesia canceled this year’s
Holy Week procession due to the surge of Covid-19 cases in East Nusa Tenggara province.

"I want to be a blessing to others while I am young. I want to be involved in the international programs to contribute my ideas so that they can be useful for many people," says Agnes D. Butar Butar, an Indonesian Catholic woman.

Ida Ayu Pradyani, known as Dayu, first began her career as an employee at a farm in Malang, East Java Province. Graduate from the Udayana University of Bali, she spent 14 years working in Malang before finally, in 2000, she and her family decided to return and settle in Bali.

Indonesian Minister of Religion Yaqut Cholil Qoumas wishes to welcome Pope Francis to Indonesia. He said he wanted to invite Pope Francis to experience the beauty of the diversity of Indonesian and greet Indonesian Catholics directly.

The Indonesian minister urged Catholic journalists and media to promote the common good through their reporting.

"Through the journalistic responsibilities carried out by fellow journalists, let's make these tasks a field of community service as well as a form of actualization of love and the best service to God," said The Minister of Communication and Information, Johnny G. Plate, on February 22.