The Jubilee of Adolescents represents a significant moment in the context of the Jubilee of Mercy, proclaimed by Pope Francis in 2015. This special event is dedicated to young people aged 13 to 18, offering them a unique opportunity to explore their faith and engage in a journey of spiritual growth.

During the Jubilee of Adolescents, young people are invited to participate in a series of spiritual activities, such as prayer gatherings, catechesis, moments of reflection, and community service. These experiences are designed to help young people better understand the meaning of the Christian faith in their daily lives and to develop a deeper relationship with God.

The event of the Jubilee of Adolescents is often characterized by joyful and engaging celebrations, aimed at inspiring and motivating young people in their spiritual growth. Through active participation in the activities offered, young people are encouraged to explore the values of the Gospel, such as love, compassion, solidarity, and forgiveness.

This special moment offers young people a unique opportunity to meet peers from different parts of the world and to share their faith experiences. Additionally, the Jubilee of Adolescents promotes the formation of friendships and solidarity bonds among Catholic youth, which can be a source of support and inspiration in their spiritual life.

Through the Jubilee of Adolescents, the Catholic Church recognizes the importance of actively engaging young people in the life of the ecclesial community and offering them meaningful opportunities for spiritual growth and formation. This event testifies to the Church’s commitment to accompany and support young people on their journey of faith and vocational discernment.