More crowds than usual are expected this year in the Eternal City. We explain what the Jubilee is, how to navigate the crowds, and what to see and do while there.

Pope Francis opened Saint Peter's Basilica's holy door for Jubilee 2025, the Catholic's holy year, at the Vatican on Christmas Eve 2024. A trip to Rome is an exhilarating experience at any time.

Rome, the Eternal City, was meant to shimmer with jubilation in 2025 with an estimated 30 million travellers expected to descend on it to celebrate its Jubilee year. Instead, pilgrims have been ...

In the U.S., bishops across the country have announced specially designated Jubilee pilgrimage sites throughout their dioceses, including cathedrals, basilicas, parish churches, local and national ...

The bustling streets of Rome are overflowing with faith and fervour as the Vatican hosts a momentous Jubilee this year, a period marked by immense significance for millions around the globe.

In Rome, the Catholic Church is celebrating a Jubilee year. The Jubilee is anticipated to attract over 30 million visitors to ...

On the occasion of the Jubilee of Marian Spirituality, scheduled for Oct. 11–12, the original statue of Our Lady of Fátima will be taken to Rome ... Jubilee of the Year 2000 and the third ...

a Jubilee year starts on Christmas Eve and ends on the Holy Epiphany feast day (January 6, 2026) when the Holy Door is closed again. Until then, Rome will be flooded with Catholic pilgrims seeking ...

In the 105 years since it was made, the image has only left Fatima on 13 occasions. The original image of Our Lady of Fátima will travel to Rome at Pope Francis’ request for the Jubilee of ...