Capela St. Anna & Goa Maria Selabih

Selabih, is just a small Place in Tabanan Regency and borders Jembrana Regency, approximately 40km to the west of Tabanan City, or 55km from Denpasar

This location is exactly in the “nyegara gunung” concept. A beautiful position but rich in supernatural values. This little flock sincerely dedicates the most beautiful of its parts to our beloved Mother, Mary, Mother of the Eternal Protector.

The humble little flock in Selabih intends to give and offer from their shortcomings a place that can be used for a moment of rest, praying in silence with Our Lady in villages and steep cliffs but with exotic views.

Saint Mary Queen Parish, Gumbrih

Located in Gumbrih village, Pekutatan District, Jembrana Regency, known as the Saint Mary Queen Gumbrih Parish, became one of the pioneers in the West Bali region in 1930, This holy place was pioneered by Pastor Simon Buis SVD.

He is known by the nickname ‘Ida Pedanda Lingsir’ which means authoritative parents. 

Then some Gumbrih Catholic families in 1940 exodus to the West End of Bali and open a forest in Palasari village.

Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church

The Palasari Catholic Church and the Palasari Maria Cave, located in Jembrana Regency, are often the destination of spiritual tourism and pilgrimages by tourists from Catholics who vacation to the island of the Gods. For this reason, a glimpse of information about the existence of the Church and the Cave of Mary in the West Bali area is worth knowing.

The Parish Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus was designed by Pastor Ign. AMD Vrieze, SVD  a Dutch national. Started construction in 1956, then dedication on December 13, 1958. The Catholic Church underwent renovation in 1992, so we can see its beautiful shape until now.

Maria Mother Carmel Cave

Maria Mother Carmel Cave itself is located in a mountainous highland, beautifully and beautifully arranged, the nature is cool, the surrounding nature is beautifully exposed to green trees and a stretch of vegetable garden plus views of the cluster of hills, presenting a beautiful panorama, making every visitor to this Maria cave feel at home to visit.

Maria’s cave is calm, the yard is wide and the natural surroundings are green and cool, it feels very comfortable and pleasant. The way of the cross is arranged and made very neat, including a place to pray for mercy which is located next to the Cave of Mary.

Maria cave Air Sanih 

MARIA cave is a tourist attraction for the Catholic Pilgrimage in Buleleng. It was initiated by Father Willy M. Batuah CDD, his latent intention to realize his dream of building a pilgrimage site finally slowly began to materialize when he was able to buy an area of ​​3 hectares in 1991.

The Catholic Church of Mary Mother of All Nations

This church stands side by side with mosques, monasteries, Christian churches, and temples as a symbol of religious harmony in their pilgrimage to seek the Creator. There is no fire here, no destruction, no terror or intimidation here, there is a calm and peaceful atmosphere, a perfect atmosphere to seek God. This worship complex was built by the Balinese government

Catholic Cathedral of Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit Cathedral[3] (Indonesian: Katedral Roh Kudus) also called Denpasar Cathedral (Katedral Denpasar) is a religious building affiliated with the Catholic Church located in the city of Denpasar on the island of Bali[4] in the south of the Asian country of Indonesia.

The Parish and Cathedral of Denpasar are served by the priests of the Congregation of the Divine Word. The present structure was built between 1993 and 1998. Pastoral work in the Denpasar area mainly focuses on the field of education as the church manages educational centres, but also with groups such as the Charismatic, the Legion of Mary, the Community of The Holy Trinity among others. The Parish Cathedral is divided into 14 ecclesial communities.

St. Francis Xavier Church 

St. Francis Xavier Church in Kuta. This church is also very close to Ngurah Rai airport. So it’s not hard enough to find.

The history of the establishment of this church began when Pastor Heyne, SVD pioneered the establishment of the St. Francis Xavier in 1967. At that time he was still a member of the St. Joseph Denpasar. Then in 1968, Father Blanken began to serve the congregation of Francis Xavier.

In 1975, the St. Fransiskus Xaverius was founded after being pioneered by Pastor Anibal Operandi, SVD. In 1978, he also built a new church. The church was only completed in 1984 after construction was continued by Pastor Cor Smith, SVD.