Indonesians welcome Pope Francis to Jakarta as he kicks off a 12-day tour of the Asia-Pacific region, with further stops planned in Papua New Guinea, East Timor and Singapore. The 87-year-old will spend three days in Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, with his visit devoted to inter-religious ties.
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00:01Namaste, sir.
00:06No problem, thank you, doctor.
00:07Papa!
00:09Papa!
00:11Papa!
00:12Papa!
00:14Papa!
00:16Papa!
00:30He's not coming here just for Catholic people, he's just coming for everybody, to love, peace,
00:45and then like bring a message to the whole world how we live in Indonesia in so much
00:52diversity but we still have like Bindegar Tenggal Ika really really bring us together
00:59as a nation and as a ummat apapun agama kita.
01:03We respect each other and hopefully ini jadi message to the whole world.
01:09Phenomenal experience.
01:11Honestly, it just like the moment when you see him that close, like you just couldn't
01:19believe in your eyes though like you just couldn't believe that he's in front of you
01:23and he was that close to us and he was and his hands was poking out of the window so
01:29he was like waving at us.
01:31He literally stared at us at that very moment when we were at that station.
01:50How many meters is that?
01:52Maybe later I won't get the chance to participate in the Gbk Misah together but
01:58with him being this close, I don't know what to do.
02:02I also shared the video to the people and they were touched.
02:07They cried too.
02:09Because he has, what's it called?
02:13He's also the leader of the Catholic world.
02:15He has a very strong power.
02:17Even though...