The parish was officially established to serve the specific demographic needs of expatriates and local workers residing in the Cikarang industrial corridor.
The church name honors Saint Teresa of Calcutta, emphasizing the congregation's focus on service and compassion.
The architecture incorporates high ceilings and cross-ventilation to adapt to the humid tropical climate of West Java.
The parish is known for maintaining a multi-lingual liturgical schedule to accommodate the international workforce living in the Cikarang area.
Paroki Cikarang Gereja Ibu Teresa is a modern Catholic parish church located in the heart of the Lippo Cikarang industrial and residential township. The church is dedicated to Mother Teresa and serves the diverse, growing Catholic community in the Bekasi Regency area. Its architecture reflects contemporary Indonesian ecclesiastical design, balancing open space with functional facilities for liturgical and social activities. The parish complex occupies a strategic position within the Majapahit district, making it a primary hub for local Catholic religious life. It operates under the administration of the Archdiocese of Jakarta. The site hosts regular masses, parish events, and community-building programs.
The exterior facade featuring the stylized cross and the landscaped main entrance courtyard.
Check the official parish website calendar before visiting, as mass schedules can vary significantly during major religious holidays.
Parking can be limited during large Sunday services; arrive well before the scheduled start time.
Visitors are welcome to attend mass, but please remain respectful of the local congregation during private prayer times.
Avoid taking photographs of the congregation during liturgical services, as it can be perceived as disruptive.
Modest attire is required; shoulders and knees should be covered. Maintain a quiet demeanor while inside the sanctuary, even outside of mass hours.
