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Sandyawan Sumardi
Ignatius Sandyawan Sumardi is a Jesuit priest, closely linked to humanitarian activities in Indonesia after the Indonesian 1998 Revolution.〔http://www.businessweek.com/1999/99_24/b3633092.htm〕
== Early life ==
Son of Andreas Sumardi (a retired police lieutenant) and Suzana, he was born in Janeponto, South Sulawesi, as the youngest son of the family that depended on his father's modest salary. Following his father, Kuncoro, as Sandyawan was called during his childhood, was raised in different places, from Ujung Pandang (Provincial capital of South Sulawesi, now called Makassar) to Banjarnegara (where he finished the elementary school), to Bantul and Magelang (where he entered the seminary school of his own choice), and then, finally, he entered the seminary school in Yogyakarta. Since a very early age and especially during his period of study, Sandyawan developed an aspiration and life-mission to help the poor and others who were less fortunate. Sandyawan was ordained as priest in 1988.
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