Hey besties! Have you got your own Jubilee Pilgrimage passport already? Well, if you haven't and you dont know what a Pilgrimage passport is then read on. 😀👍
Experience grace, history, and renewal—one church at a time.
The Jubilee Year 2025 is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Catholics around the world to reconnect with their faith, walk in prayer, and celebrate the mercy of God. One special way pilgrims are doing this is through the Jubilee Pilgrimage Passport—a spiritual keepsake that helps guide and document your visits to designated churches throughout the Holy Year.
What Is the Jubilee Pilgrimage Passport?
The Jubilee Passport is similar to a travel passport but for your spiritual journey. It allows pilgrims to collect stamps from each designated Jubilee Church, serving as both a devotional tool and a personal record of faith.
With each stamp, you mark not just a physical destination—but a sacred encounter with God.
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| this is how the Pilgrimage Passport looks like on the outside (it really looks and is designed to look like a passport) its so cool |
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| I got my pilgrimage passport here at the National Shrine of St. Joseph located in Mandaue |
The Jubilee Tradition
The tradition of Jubilee Years dates back to 1300 A.D., when Pope Boniface VIII proclaimed the first Holy Year to encourage pilgrimages to Rome. Since then, the Church has held Jubilee Years every 25 years, with some extraordinary Jubilees in between (like the Year of Mercy in 2015).
A key component of a Jubilee is pilgrimage—journeying to holy sites, especially those designated as "Jubilee Churches," to receive special indulgences, engage in prayer, and renew one's relationship with the Lord.
The Pilgrimage Passport is a modern way of honoring this centuries-old practice. It encourages the faithful to rediscover the richness of our Catholic heritage—locally and globally.
If you want to know the list of churches here in Cebu please refer to the below list. For the complete list of churches you can visit you may also refer here on this link 👉 https://cbcpnews.net/cbcpnews/list-jubilee-2025-pilgrim-churches-in-the-philippines/
List of Jubilee Churches (Cebu and Nearby Areas)
Each of these churches is a designated pilgrimage site for the Jubilee Year 2025. Bring your passport to collect your stamp and spend time in prayer or attend Mass.
(Note: This list is based on current designations and may be updated. Always check with your local diocese.)
Cebu Jubilee Churches
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Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral – Cebu City
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Basilica Minore del Sto. Niño de Cebu – Cebu City
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Archdiocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe – Cebu City
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St. Joseph the Patriarch Parish – Mabolo, Cebu
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Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Parish – Capitol Site, Cebu
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Archdiocesan Shrine of San Pedro Calungsod – SRP, Cebu City
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Archdiocesan Shrine of St. Therese of the Child Jesus – Lahug, Cebu
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St. Catherine of Alexandria Parish – Carcar City
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Santo Tomas de Villanueva Parish – Pardo, Cebu
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San Isidro Labrador Parish – Talamban, Cebu
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Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish – Minglanilla
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St. Francis of Assisi Parish – Balamban
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Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception – Oslob
How to Use Your Pilgrimage Passport
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Pick up your passport at your parish office or diocesan center.
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Plan your visits to any (or all!) of the Jubilee Churches.
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Attend Mass, pray, or go to confession at each location.
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Collect your stamp at the parish office or designated area.
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Reflect on the spiritual graces you've received.
Why Join the Jubilee Pilgrimage?
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Deepen your prayer life
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Reconnect with the sacraments
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Explore the beauty of our faith and heritage
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Experience the joy of journeying with others
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Receive indulgences granted by the Church during Jubilee years
Whether you're a long-time devotee or just rediscovering your faith, the Jubilee Pilgrimage Passport is a meaningful way to mark your journey.
Get your passport today at your parish or diocesan office
Share your journey on social media using hashtags like:
#Jubilee2025 #PilgrimagePassport #FaithInCebu
Tag us or comment below with your first stop—we’d love to follow your pilgrimage too!
I am so excited to get my passport stamped this weekend! See yah besties!
“Blessed are those whose strength is in you, whose hearts are set on pilgrimage.” – Psalm 84:5
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