The seven pilgrimage churches of Rome represent a sacred path that countless pilgrims have walked for centuries, especially during the jubilee years. This spiritual itinerary, deeply rooted in the Catholic tradition and popularized by Saint Philip Neri in the 16th century, invites the faithful to renew their faith, experience conversion and encounter the mercy of God through prayer, reflection and the sacrament of reconciliation. Each of the seven basilicas occupies a unique place in the history of the Church and in the hearts of believers. Make your jubilee journey fast and easy aboard the Calexin bee. Choose now our tour with an authorized local guide
As the heart of the Catholic world, St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City welcomes pilgrims from across the globe, especially during the Jubilee Year. This magnificent church, built over the tomb of Saint Peter, offers a profound spiritual experience. Inside, visitors can admire masterpieces such as Michelangelo’s Pietà and the grand dome, which offers breathtaking views of Rome. In front of the basilica, St. Peter’s Square, designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, embraces the faithful with its majestic colonnades, symbolizing the welcoming arms of the Church. The square often hosts papal ceremonies and is a powerful place of prayer and unity for all pilgrims. This guided visit offers not only an artistic and historical journey, but above all, a moment of deep reflection and renewal of faith during this holy year of grace
The Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, one of the four major basilicas of Rome, is a cherished destination for pilgrims, especially during the Jubilee Year. Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, it is the oldest Marian church in the West and a symbol of deep faith and tradition. Inside, pilgrims can marvel at the stunning 5th-century mosaics, the richly decorated golden ceiling, and the Chapel of the Nativity, where relics of the Holy Crib are preserved. The basilica invites the faithful to reflect on Mary’s role in salvation history and to seek her maternal intercession. Visiting this sacred space during the Jubilee is a moment of grace, inviting all to renew their trust in God through the loving presence of the Mother of Christ
The Basilica of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura is one of Rome’s seven pilgrimage churches and a deeply spiritual destination, especially in this Jubilee Year. Built over the burial site of Saint Lawrence, one of the Church’s most beloved martyrs, the basilica is a powerful reminder of faith, service, and sacrifice. This sacred place, rich in early Christian history, invites pilgrims to pray near the tombs of Saint Lawrence, Saint Stephen, and Pope Pius IX. Its peaceful cloister and ancient mosaics create an atmosphere of quiet reflection and reverence. A visit to this basilica offers pilgrims the opportunity to connect with the courage of the early Church and to renew their own call to live the Gospel with love and generosity.
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