Indonesian cardinal, Archbishop of Jakarta, known for his leadership in interreligious dialogue in the world's largest Muslim country, and his open pastoral approach.
| criterion | tendency |
|---|---|
| Moral doctrine | Moderate-progressive |
| Liturgy | Moderate |
| Sociopolitical | Very progressive |
| Relationship with Pope Francis | Progressive |
| Dialogue | Very progressive |
| Communication | Very progressive |
| Overall tendency | Progressive |
Cardinal Suharyo upholds traditional Catholic moral teachings but emphasizes pastoral sensitivity and inclusion. He has advocated for welcoming LGBTQ+ individuals into the Church, reflecting a balance between doctrinal fidelity and compassionate outreach.
Cardinal Suharyo respects liturgical traditions while advocating for contextual adaptations. He has highlighted challenges in literal translations of liturgical texts into local languages, emphasizing the need for meaningful and culturally sensitive worship.
He actively addresses social issues, notably condemning corruption that harms the poor. His leadership reflects a commitment to social justice and the Church's role in advocating for the marginalized.
A close collaborator of Pope Francis, Cardinal Suharyo supports the Pope's reforms and vision for a synodal Church. His appointments to various Vatican dicasteries reflect alignment with the Pope's pastoral approach.
Cardinal Suharyo actively promotes interreligious dialogue, emphasizing peaceful coexistence among diverse faiths in Indonesia. He has engaged with Muslim leaders to foster mutual respect and understanding.
Known for his pastoral sensitivity, Cardinal Suharyo engages with the faithful through thoughtful homilies and public statements. He emphasizes the Church's role in addressing contemporary societal challenges while remaining rooted in tradition.
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