Jubilee (Christianity) - List of Jubilee Years

List of Jubilee Years

  1. 1300 : Pope Boniface VIII
  2. 1350 : Pope Clement VI
  3. 1390 : decreed by Pope Urban VI, presided by Pope Boniface IX
  4. 1400 : Pope Boniface IX
  5. 1423 : Pope Martin V
  6. 1450 : Pope Nicholas V
  7. 1475 : decreed by Pope Paul II, presided by Pope Sixtus IV
  8. 1500 : Pope Alexander VI
  9. 1525 : Pope Clement VII
  10. 1550 : decreed by Pope Paul III, presided by Julius III
  11. 1575 : Pope Gregory XIII
  12. 1600 : Pope Clement VIII
  13. 1625 : Pope Urban VIII
  14. 1650 : Pope Innocent X
  15. 1675 : Pope Clement X
  16. 1700 : decreed by Pope Innocent XII, presided by Pope Clement XI
  17. 1725 : Pope Benedict XIII
  18. 1750 : Pope Benedict XIV
  19. 1775 : decreed by Pope Clement XIV, presided by Pope Pius VI
  20. 1825 : Pope Leo XII
  21. 1875 : Pope Pius IX (without great solemnity)
  22. 1900 : Pope Leo XIII
  23. 1925 : Pope Pius XI
  24. 1933 : Pope Pius XI
  25. 1950 : Pope Pius XII
  26. 1975 : Pope Paul VI
  27. 1983 : Pope John Paul II
  28. 2000 : Pope John Paul II

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