In the Catholic Church, a jubilee is a holy year, a special time of grace granted by the Pope, during which the faithful can receive plenary indulgences, that is, the total remission of temporal punishment for sins.
The jubilee is deeply linked to reconciliation and conversion, and its celebration aims to help Catholics renew their faith and draw closer to God.
The term "Jubilee" comes from Jewish tradition, although its Christian interpretation varies somewhat. In Jewish culture, a Jubilee celebrated the liberation of the people of Israel from slavery.
The Catholic Church adopted this tradition in 1300, when Pope Boniface VIII proclaimed the first Holy Year. Since then, jubilees have been celebrated regularly, every 25 or 50 years, depending on the circumstances, and on special occasions as determined by the Pope.
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0:13 - What is a Jubilee? History
1:15 - Types of Jubilees
2:36 - Plenary Indulgences
3:20 - Pilgrims of Hope
4:00 - Living Experience of God's Love
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