Pope brings Holy Year and a message of hope to Rome's main prison
- Pope Francis inaugurated the Holy Year at Rome’s main prison, offering hope to inmates and connecting them to the Catholic Church’s celebration, which is expected to attract 32 million pilgrims to Rome.
- The opening of the Holy Door at the basilica marked the beginning of the Jubilee year, a tradition that occurs every 25 years and dates back to 1300.
- Pope Francis dedicated the 2025 Jubilee to hope, emphasizing the inclusion of prisoners, with a special Mass for inmates scheduled at St. Peter’s on Dec. 14, 2025.
- The Vatican noted that this was the first time a Pope opened the Holy Door at a prison since the tradition began in 1300.
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