A weathered white rectangular plaque, framed by a brownish border, is affixed to a rough, grey concrete wall. The wall shows signs of age, with patches of green moss and dirt suggesting an outdoor or damp environment. The plaque itself is somewhat discolored and worn, with minor cracks visible on its right side. The text on the plaque is etched in Indonesian, commemorating a blessing event. It reads: "SENDANG INI DIBERKATI!" (This spring/sacred pool is blessed!) "OLEH" (BY) "Mgr. I SUHARYO.PR" (Monsignor I. Suharyo Pr.) "USKUP AGUNG SEMARANG" (Archbishop of Semarang) "SOLO, 1 OKTOBER 2000" (Solo, 1 October 2000) Below the date, a signature is etched, followed by the printed name "MGR. I SUHARYO PR" (Monsignor I. Suharyo Pr.). The plaque serves as a commemorative marker for the blessing of a "sendang" (a natural spring or sacred pool) by Monsignor Ignatius Suharyo, then Archbishop of Semarang, on October 1, 2000. The location specified, "Solo," is an informal name for Surakarta, Indonesia, situating the event within this specific geographic context. The overall scene depicts a historical or religious marker at a site of significance, likely outdoors given the weathering and moss. in Surakarta, Indonesia

Jan 29, 2025, 9:13 AM

Surakarta, Indonesia

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A weathered white rectangular plaque, framed by a brownish border, is affixed to a rough, grey concrete wall. The wall shows signs of age, with patches of green moss and dirt suggesting an outdoor or damp environment. The plaque itself is somewhat discolored and worn, with minor cracks visible on its right side. The text on the plaque is etched in Indonesian, commemorating a blessing event. It reads: "SENDANG INI DIBERKATI!" (This spring/sacred pool is blessed!) "OLEH" (BY) "Mgr. I SUHARYO.PR" (Monsignor I. Suharyo Pr.) "USKUP AGUNG SEMARANG" (Archbishop of Semarang) "SOLO, 1 OKTOBER 2000" (Solo, 1 October 2000) Below the date, a signature is etched, followed by the printed name "MGR. I SUHARYO PR" (Monsignor I. Suharyo Pr.). The plaque serves as a commemorative marker for the blessing of a "sendang" (a natural spring or sacred pool) by Monsignor Ignatius Suharyo, then Archbishop of Semarang, on October 1, 2000. The location specified, "Solo," is an informal name for Surakarta, Indonesia, situating the event within this specific geographic context. The overall scene depicts a historical or religious marker at a site of significance, likely outdoors given the weathering and moss.

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