Roman Jubilees

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Roman Jubilees are special Holy Year celebrations in the Catholic Church, traditionally held in Rome to grant indulgences and encourage pilgrimage, repentance, and spiritual renewal.

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Roman Jubilees canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic religious celebration
Holy Year
pilgrimage event
alsoKnownAs Holy Years
Jubilee Years
linked to: Jubilee
associatedWithDoctrine indulgences
associatedWithPractice Eucharistic communion
confession
pilgrimage to Rome
prayer for the Pope’s intentions
works of mercy
attracts Catholic pilgrims
clergy
lay faithful
religious orders
authorizedBy Holy See
centeredOn Diocese of Rome
conditionForIndulgence detachment from sin
prayer for the intentions of the Pope
reception of Holy Communion
sacramental confession
state of grace
feature Holy Doors in major basilicas
firstMajorSite St. Peter’s Basilica
hasType extraordinary Jubilee
ordinary Jubilee
historicalOrigin Jubilee of 1300
includes catechesis
penitential services
processions
special liturgical celebrations
inspiredBy Old Testament Jubilee
linked to: Jubilees
majorSite Archbasilica of St. John Lateran
Basilica of St. Mary Major
Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls
organizedBy Diocese of Rome
Roman Curia
primaryLocation Rome
proclaimedBy Pope
purpose encourage pilgrimage
foster spiritual renewal
grant indulgences
promote repentance
religiousTradition Catholic Church
ritual closing of the Holy Door
opening of the Holy Door
theologicalTheme conversion
mercy
reconciliation
renewal of faith
typicalFrequency every 25 years

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Jubilee of 1600 isPartOfSeries Roman Jubilees