Jubilee Pilgrimage Passport

The Diocese of Burlington has created a simple “passport” for parishioners to record their pilgrimage to the diocese's four Jubilee Churches. Throughout the Jubilee Year, which runs through December 28, pilgrims who visit the Jubilee Churches may have their passports stamped at the churches with the name and place of the Jubilee Church. Passports are available in the back of the church. The passport has space for six visits, so it can be filled for the Lenten Season and culminate during Holy Week. Two weeks can be a visit to any parish or even special time spent in prayer here in our own parish while the remaining four weeks can be visits to the Jubilee Churches. This six-week project is suitable for Lent and Holy Week, but can be accomplished anytime throughout the Jubilee Year. As a reminder, a Jubilee Indulgence can be gained by making a pilgrimage to any of the 4 Jubilee Churches. Here is the link for information on the Indulgence and Jubilee Churches: https://www.vermontcatholic.org/about/jubilee-year-2025/. The four Jubilee Churches are: Cathedral of Saint Joseph (Burlington); St. John the Evangelist (St. Johnsbury); St. Michael the Archangel (Brattleboro); Christ the King (Rutland). Passports for the Cathedral of St. Joseph can be found at the back of the church. Stamps are available after each Mass and at the Parish office during weekday office hours, Monday through Thursday, .