The Pope went to Papua New Guinea after celebrating the final Mass in Indonesia, where 100,000 people were packed | Parami News

Pope Francis conducted his journey into Indonesia With a celebration on friday. The Last Event Well in front of an audience of 100000 people having a final event before proceeding to papua new guinea. This is the second armpit of an eleven day tour of Southeast Asia and Oceania. Pope is already 87 years old and apart from an emotionally packed farewell prayer on Friday gave him time to rest with a six hr flight to Port Moresby having no engagements or crowd control after three hectic days of events in Jakarta.

The trip ended with the jubilant Mass on Thursday afternoon when people filled both stadiums and even a parking lot.

“Don’t get tired about dreaming and about putting together a peaceful empire,” the head of the Catholics addressed to them literally taking the word at the glare of the cameras. “Be a mason of hope. Be a mason of peace.”

At the outset, the Vatican expected that the mass in question would appeal to 60000 people only, whilst Indonesian social interaction agencies anticipated 80000 headcounts. Shifting Attention: the Vatican has seen 100,000 posts of its Ocercoralsu Mass —15802 Election Edition.

She is Vienna Frances Florensius Basol from Sabah, Malaysia who came here with her husband and 40 others but has not been able to make it here, “For me, unlike others who could not come at all where I was brought to, I am very fortunate for as long as I am inside the aspirational pyramid.

“I still recall standing in the parking lot where a big tent was set up with a television screen for the non-ticket holders and even if we were outside with other Indonesians and looking at the screen, I guess I was lucky,” she said.

Pope Francis has also tried to win over the 8.9 million Catholics in Indonesia which comprises just 3 percent of America’s270 million population, while at the same time attempting to build relations within a country that has the most populous Muslim population.

The most salient moment of some of the visit was a joint appeal to end religious extremism send out by Pope Francis and the Grand Imam of Istiqlal Mosque in Southeast Asia which is the largest mosque in the region.

The agenda of Francis in Papua New Guinea is more in line with his intentions of improving social justice. This poor but strategically located nation of the southern pacific ocean has a population of over 10 million people mostly subsistence farmers.

John Lawu, the choir master of St Charles Lwanga Parish based in capital Port Moresby, adds that such trips would assist him to reinforce his Catholic faith.

“I consider myself a good Catholic who has practiced this faith throughout my life, but it mattered so much in my life that the pope head of the Church came to Papua new Guinea, physically witnessing his coming to us,” his aide quoted the incumbent Pope on the eve of his visit to the region.

Francis will visit the remote outpost of Vanimo to see his fellow country men, Catholic priests from Argentina who work among aboriginal people and are trying to convert them into Christianity, though they safely practice paganism and other tribes’ traditions as well.

The southern half of the United States’s pacific island paradise-states, places after the south more populations, with more than 800 indigenous languages , lands have been divided into tribal dominions for many decades which i am afraid will grow even deadlier in the coming years

The first Latin American pope of the Vatican history is expected to address the issue of harmony among different tribal units as one of the themes during his visit. As well one of the themes is the trust geographical problems, including preserved but fragile ecosystems structure, development concern and climate change.

The government of Papua New Guinea attributes a massive landslide that occurred in May and that buried a village in Enga Province to excessive rainfall. Governments have claimed over 2,000 people have lost their lives, and the UN, Ref 28 adds, claims 670 dead.

With the visit by Francis, it marks the third time Papal delegate has stepped foot in Papua New Guinea first by St John Paul II who moved in the island in 1984 in the quest around the world. The late John Paul expressed appreciation to those Catholic missionaries who have dedicated one hundred years of their life to introduce this country to Christianity.

Papua New Guinea which received independence from its neighbouring country Australia in 1975, is a member of the Commonwealth country and this is the second turn of the pull in the countries redefine, Francis heads to arms. Before Francis’s return to the Vatican from nine days later on September 13, he is planning to travel to East Timor and Singapore, the longest and furthest trip since he was ordained Pope.