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Musician Djaduk Ferianto (second left) sits with several pastors and Bishop Johannes Pujasumarta during a press conference on Wednesday

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Wed, October 16, 2013 Published on Oct. 16, 2013 Published on 2013-10-16T17:40:06+07:00

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Musician Djaduk Ferianto (second left) sits with several pastors and Bishop Johannes Pujasumarta during a press conference on Wednesday. As many as 15 Catholic priests and 34 brothers from the Semarang Archdiocese will be performing a comedy drama titled "Suing Punakawan" on Oct. 22 at the Horizon Hotel in Semarang, Central Java.(JP/Suherdjoko)

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