On the Jubilee website, detailed information about the program is available.
The Jubilee of world communication (January 24-26, 2025) will open the year with a meeting of media experts who will discuss the role of communication in spreading the gospel. This will be followed by the Jubilee of the armed forces and police (February 8-9, 2025), where military personnel and veterans will gather to celebrate their service and commitment to peace.
In February, the Jubilee of deacons (February 21-23, 2025) will focus on their service to communities, while the Jubilee of volunteers (March 8-9, 2025) will honor those who work for society through non-profit activities. The Jubilee of missionaries of mercy (March 28-30, 2025) will celebrate priests with special powers to grant absolution.
Other significant events include the Jubilee of the sick and healthcare workers (April 5-6, 2025), which reflects the role of faith in healing, and the Jubilee of persons with disabilities (April 28-29, 2025), focused on inclusion and support. The program also includes the Jubilee of workers (May 1-4, 2025) and the Jubilee of entrepreneurs (May 4-5, 2025), where issues of labor and ethics in business will be discussed.
The Jubilee of families, children, and the elderly (May 30 - June 1, 2025) will connect generations and celebrate family life. The Jubilee of migrants (October 4-5, 2025) will emphasize the church’s assistance to displaced people, while the Jubilee of prisoners (December 14, 2025) will provide space for reflection on forgiveness and hope.
The conclusion of the year will bring the Jubilee of choirs and singing groups (November 21-23, 2025), which will celebrate spiritual music. The year-long celebrations aim to reach all layers of society and offer a space for spiritual healing, faith, and reflection, making the Jubilee 2025 promise a historic and transformative event.
Source: cirkev.cz