THE HOLY YEAR 2016 IS A VIRTUAL ONE: STAY TUNED ON WWW.THE-JUBILEE2016.COM FOR ALL THE NEWS ABOUT THE EXTRAORDINARY JUBILEE CALLED BY POPE FRANCIS.
The first Extraordinary Jubilee of the Third Millennium arrives on the internet as a way to prepare for the pilgrimage from the point of view of spiritual consciousness and from the point of view of information and tourism.
Once again Rome is preparing to celebrate a Jubilee, and this time, on the Internet, there is a new «Via Francigena» parallel to the one pilgrims used to travel from Canterbury to the Chair of Peter. When The-Jubilee2016.com went live today, it became the first website of its kind in more ways than one.
Available in English, French, Spanish and Italian, The-Jubilee2016.com is the first news website on the internet where one can find useful information about the Extraordinary Holy Year proclaimed by Pope Francis and also about the history of jubilees.
Among experiences, stories, events and initiatives proposed by the new website, people will also find out a way to participate virtually to the Extraordinary Jubilee, joining the Online Community of The-Jubilee2016.com.
The sections "Current Highlight", "Reflections", and "Featured" will be updated periodically to make room for news related to the Jubilee 2016, while the sections on the navigation bar will house the historical information about all jubilees.
The-Jubilee2016.com, presented in an engaging friendly format, will also propose virtual trips to know in advance the places to hang out in the days of pilgrimage, and information about hotels, restaurants, and the habits of Rome, publishing the news about the most important events of the forthcoming Holy Year.
The main objective of the new website is to provide its visitors with a virtual space whose purpose is to bring together all those who share the spirit of the Jubilee. Indeed, The-Jubilee2016.com is expected to give guidance on how to carry on the Holy Year spirit into the forthcoming year, when undreds of dignitaries and politicians will attend the ceremony, tens of thousands of faithful will be assembled in Saint Peter's Square, and more than 30 million people will be visiting Rome during the celebrations.
