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Easter: Towards New World
05/04/2015 WIB
The 2015 Easter Eve service, which was attended by hundreds of Catholics, including students, administrative staff and academics of Sanata Dharma University, ran solemnly at Saint Robert Bellarmine Chapel, Mrican, Sleman, Yogyakarta from 6 pm till 8.30 pm. The two-and-a-half-hour celebration was co-led by Father Patrisius Mutiara Andalas SJ, who is also an academic staff member of USD KBI, and two of his fellow SJ priests. The theme of the Easter service was: Towards a New World: Rise, Change and Be Fruitful. During the service, the choir was excellent, especially when singing Handel's Hallelujah (God be praised) Chorus. Happy Easter!


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