Jubilee Year Events in Vatican City: March 2025 Highlights
The Jubilee year is a holy year proclaimed by the Pope since 1300, marking a significant milestone for the faith. Since December 24th of 2024, Rome has welcomed millions of pilgrims from around the world.
Some of the major events have already happened, like the opening of the Main gates of the Basilicas in the city, with an unexpected gate opening in the Church of the jail in Rebibbia.
Every month, the Vatican has celebrated different Jubilees for different community groups, like the armed forces, the media, and the firefighters.
Here is a brief update of what event will happen for the rest of March:
“24 Hours for the Lord” - March 28th
The Day of Prayer is a heartfelt call for Catholics worldwide to embrace God’s infinite mercy. Established by Pope Francis, it inspires the faithful to deepen their faith through prayer, reflection, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
“Jubilee of the Priests, Missionaries of Mercy” - From March 28th to March 30th
This event honors priests named “Missionaries of Mercy.” It begins on Friday, March 28, with training sessions in the Paul VI Audience Hall and the “24 Hours for the Lord” initiative.
On Saturday, March 29, participants can join a pilgrimage to the Holy Door and meet the Pope. The Jubilee concludes on Sunday, March 31, with a morning Mass led by the pontiff and an afternoon “Missa Papae Francisci.”
If you want to have these experiences, go and check more of the programming on the Jubilee Website. This is a special year for the Catholic and Christian religion.
The dates of the big events are set, so in case you miss them, don’t worry. We also have lots of offers for you to enjoy the Vatican and St Peter’s experience. With our Guided and Audio Guided tours, you can get inside these incredible landmarks and still experience the Jubilee year in your own way!
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