It was early in the morning on October 1 and 40-year-old Father Kurdo Irianto was looking for a city bus at Bungurasih terminal, Surabaya. Sporting a dark jacket, dark sandals and lugging his laptop computer, the Roman Catholic priest from Rembang, Central Java, was heading out of town to hold a pastoral service at the invitation of some lay members of the church. Everyone, bus drivers and street vendors alike, greeted him as he walked past.