Indonesian Province (IDO)
At Civita Youth Camp, the spring of living water runs deep
A few hundred steps from the Transjakarta bus stop in South Tangerang behind the imposing Tip Top supermarket lies a large lake fed by natural...read more
“Magnificat anima mea Dominum”: Final Vows in Indonesia
Coinciding with the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, four Indonesian Jesuits pronounced their Final Vows before the Indonesian Provincial, Fr Bagus...read more
Forced migration and human trafficking: A sign of structural injustice and modern slavery in the digital age
Second of two parts One of the most original contributions of Magnifica Humanitas is its invitation to see forced migration not merely as a humanitarian...read more
The RWC network: Growing, grounded, and committed
Nestled in the heart of Central Java, Salatiga is a small city of about 200,000 people and is considered the most Christian city on the...read more
New Emmaus House for senior Jesuits breaks ground in Ungaran, Central Java
During his apostolic visit to Indonesia, Fr General Arturo Sosa presided over the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Emmaus House in Girisonta, Ungaran. The event...read more
From Sanata Dharma to the world: Echoes of brotherhood and hope from WUJA 2026
After five inspiring days of spiritual reflection, cultural exchange, and international networking, the 11th World Union of Jesuit Alumni (WUJA) Congress, held in Yogyakarta from...read more
“I Desire Mercy”: Five Indonesian Jesuits ordained priests in Yogyakarta
On Wednesday, 29 July, during the Memorial of Saints Martha, Mary, and Lazarus, five Indonesian deacons of the Society of Jesus were ordained to the...read more
Magnifica Humanitas and Talitha Kum: Building a world free from forced migration and human trafficking
First of two parts For more than a decade, Talitha Kum has been one of the Catholic Church’s leading global networks in the fight against...read more
APTEP begins in Jakarta
The Asia Pacific Theological Encounter Programme (APTEP) commenced in the first week of July with a series of academic lectures at the Graduate School of...read more