Ready to travel with Pope Francis to Southeast Asia, with ⁦Philip Pullella⁩ and ⁦Cindy Wooden⁩

Landed with #PopeFrancis in Indonesia after an overnight flight

Jakarta with #PopeFrancis

5-year-old Mary gave #PopeFrancis flowers when he arrived in Jakarta

Waiting for #PopeFrancis at Merdeka Palace, the presidential residence in Jakarta. (AIGAV pool video)

Preparing boxed meals- certified halal - for people attending #PopeFrancis’ meeting with bishops, priests, religious and catechists.

Praying in the Jakarta cathedral before #PopeinIndonesia arrives to meet bishops, priests, religious and catechists.

The Small Pope #Indonesia 🇮🇩

#PopeinIndonesia is at the Jakarta cathedral, meeting with bishops, priests, religious and catechists. (Photo from the last row of the beautiful church)

Group photo time: #PopeFrancis and the bishops of Indonesia

As #PopeFrancis leaves the Jakarta cathedral, the muezzin at the mosque across the street calls Muslims for sunset prayers

Representatives of dozens of religions and churches gathered at Istiqlal Mosque, the largest mosque in Southeast Asia, to meet #PopeFrancis

The app says this flower at Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta is a beach spider lily. (#PopeinIndonesia but not only)

#PopeFrancis and the grand imam of Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta sign a declaration committing their communities to dialogue and care for creation

Pope Francis kisses the Grand Imam’s hand at the end of an inter-religious meeting in the compound of the Istiqlal mosque in Jakarta , Sept.5

“Francis” bread as a gift to people gathered at the Jakarta stadium 2 hours before Mass with #PopeFrancis

The media's view of Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta before Mass with #PopeinIndonesia

The Laudato Si Community and Catholics from Papua, Indonesia, are represented in the stadium for Mass with #PopeFrancis in Jakarta.

#PopeFrancis has arrived in the Jakarta stadium for Mass.

For Mass with #PopeFrancis, local authorities say that in Jakarta's Gelora Bung Karno Stadium and the nearby Madya Stadium, there are 100,000 people.