the leader of Catholics worldwide meets the leader of the world's largest Muslim majority country let us celebrate the differences that we have let us accept each other and strengthen tolerance to realize peace Pope Francis praised Indonesia's religious diversity as a rich Mosaic but warned of the need to stay vigilant in a country country that has seen sporadic attacks on Christians in various regions we see the emergence of violent conflicts which are often the result of a lack of mutual respect even when this leads to endless suffering for entire communities only 3% of Indonesians are Catholic a small but devout Community many of them are trying to catch a glimpse of the pontiff while he's here very happy for us and for Indonesia I think yeah so happy we're so excited it's here on Thursday where Pope Francis will undertake his most symbolic gesture going to Indonesia's largest mosque to really stress his message of interfaith peace tolerance and understanding it's a message many here feel is increasingly urgent with the conflict in Gaza inflaming religious tensions but Pope Francis will end his Indonesia Journey with a celebration mass at a stadium complex with 86 6,000 Catholics those who are lucky enough to get a ticket Bill burles ABC News jakata