Jakarta

From St. John Bosco Parish in Jakarta, Indonesia, comes some really good news: you can turn your kitchen waste into a powerful enzyme that can possibly 'heal the world.'
St. John Bosco Parish, Jakarta, is home to the two-year-old Bosco Eco Enzyme (BEE) community, whose members are parish priests and parishioners, religious, housewives, students, and government officials. Christians and non-Christians are all involved in making the eco enzymes - a simple act of love to save Mother Earth.

A delegation of Catholic Youth Executives met with the Central Jakarta Mayor's Office of Government Affairs, locally known as Kesbangpol, on Thursday, January 20, to discuss national unity and tolerance.

Indonesian capital Jakarta's air quality has improved in recent months. The Church is doing its part.

The Catholic Archdiocese of Jakarta has turned its pastoral center into an isolation ward for COVID-19 patients as the country battles a surge in coronavirus cases.