In 1981 the accommodations for pastors were expanded under Suryosudarmo, and seven years later, under Fr. Gregorius Utomo, the church began emphasising its Javanese influences. In 1990, the Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences held a conference on agriculture and farmers' issues. Since 1995 the church has focused on its temple, and through donations has added reliefs depicting fifteen Stations of the Cross; the reliefs had initially been planned by the Schmutzers. After the old church was destroyed in the 2006 Yogyakarta earthquake, the church was redesigned in a Javanese style. The reconstruction cost Rp 7 billion (US$900,000).