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Bishop Maksimus Regus leads 100th World Mission Sunday celebration
Bishop Maksimus Regus led the 100th World Mission Sunday celebration for the Diocese of Labuan Bajo at St. Petrus Compang on October 18, 2026. The event brought together hundreds of SEKAMI children from nine parishes in the Pacar deanery.
The celebration followed a catechesis session held the previous evening at basic ecclesial communities. This session featured members of the FKKR, including priests, brothers, sisters, and brothers.
Participants included approximately 50–70 children from each of the nine parishes, while the host parish in Compang involved more than 250 children. The gathering also included 56 SEKAMI mentors and 16 members of the FKKR. The parishes represented were St. Nikolaus-Pacar, St. Petrus-Compang, St. Markus-Pateng-Regho, St. Martinus-Bari, St. Yosef Freinedemetz-Wajur, St. Fransiskus Assisi-Tentang, St. Kristoforus-Waning, Hati Kudus Yesus-Golo Welu, and Tritunggal Mahakudus-Ranggu.
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- Official sourceHundreds of SEKAMI children from nine parishes in the Diocese of Labuan Bajo celebrate HMMS 100 in Compang
Diocese of Labuan Bajo · RD Charles Suwendi
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