https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacobean_Holy_Year
Holy door (Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela) A Jacobean Holy Year (Galician: Ano Santo Xacobeo), also known as the Compostela Holy Year, is a Catholic celebration that takes place in the Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela, Galicia.It occurs in the years in which 25 July, the Feast of Saint James, falls on a Sunday.This occurs with a regular cadence of (6, 5, 6, 11) years, so that

https://www.spain.info/en/top/camino-de-santiago-pilgrimage-xacobeo/
The Xacobeo (Jacobean) or Holy Year in Santiago de Compostela takes place when 25 July falls on a Sunday. The Jubilee tradition not only offers you the privilege of doing some exceptional things, such as entering the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela through the Holy Gate, but also the opportunity to enjoy a multitude of extraordinary

https://caminoways.com/camino-holy-year
Because of leap years, Holy Years follow a pattern of 6-5-6-11 years. 2021/2022 was the most recent Jacobean Year. 2027 will be the next Ano Xacobeo, followed by 2032 and so on. What is Camino Holy Year? The Camino de Santiago has a Holy Year or Ano Xacobeo whenever the Feast of St James, 25th July, falls on a Sunday. This only happens every

https://xacobeo2021.caminodesantiago.gal/en/home
Home - Xacobeo 2021. People who make a Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. This information may be interest to you when visiting the Cathedral of Santiago. Botón para pausa automático no carrusel. Annual. On the eve of each Compostela Holy Year Opening of the Holy Door of the Cathedral of Santiago. This ceremony marks the beginning of each

https://www.galiciatips.com/en/about-galicia/public-holidays-in-galicia/xacobeo-the-holy-year/
Xacobeo is a special year in Santiago de Compostela and the Camino de Santiago, celebrated once in 5, 6 or 11 years. Learn about the history, meaning and festivities of Xacobeo, and why 2021 and 2022 are extra special.

https://followthecamino.com/en/blog/the-2021-camino-holy-year-what-is-it/
The 2021 and 2022 Camino Holy Year - Xacobeo 2021-2022. 23rd December 2021. Caitlin Weich. 2021 was an important year for the Camino de Santiago because it was a Holy Year. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, many of the planned celebrations and events were postponed. However, the Pope extended the Holy Year to include 2022, so there is still

https://blog.turismo.gal/xacobeo-2021-the-origin-of-a-tradition-that-returns-11-years-later/
The Jubilee Holy Year of Compostela, the Jacobean Holy Year or, as it is already internationally known, the Xacobeo is already here 11 years later. It has been a long wait, one of the longest of those that fixes its regular cadence of celebrations and that obeys a specific circumstance of the calendar.

https://marlycamino.com/jacobean-year/
The next Xacobeo years will be in 2021, 2027, 2032, and so on. These years occur only 14 times every century, so it's important to make them count while you can. The history behind Jacobean year. The concept of the Holy year and plenary indulgence are linked historically. It is derived from the Old Testament book, Leviticus 25:10 which says

https://www.portugalgreenwalks.com/santiago-de-compostela-xacobeu21-22/
The Xacobeo 21-22 Agenda is full of unique experiences. There is plenty of music (mostly traditional and including bagpipes), dance, theater, among other activities. Check out some highlights: Alfombra Mundial - the world's largest flower carpet. One of the highlights of this Holy Year will be the Alfombra Mundial, which will be the world

https://santiagoways.com/en/jacobeo-holy-year-the-next-will-be-in-2021/
2021 will be the next Holy Year in Compostela (Xacobeo). It is considered as the Compostela Jubilee Year when the Santiago the Apostle Day (July 25th) falls on a Sunday. On that date, the transfer of the remains of Santiago the Elder to Compostela is celebrated each year. Different terms are used to designate these years, considered to be of

https://caminoways.com/what-is-a-jacobean-year
A Jacobean Year or Ano Xacobeo is a Jubilee or Holy Year. A year is considered a Jacobean or Holy Year when Saint James Day, 25th July, falls on a Sunday. In a normal year, the number of pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago increases significantly during Holy Years, particularly in July, as many pilgrims aim to arrive in Santiago de Compostela in

https://www.galiciatips.com/en/about-galicia/public-holidays-in-galicia/national-day-of-galicia-july-25th/
Xacobeo, the anniversary edition. When July 25th takes place on a Sunday it's called an anniversary year, an Año Xacobeo. This happens in a cycle of 5, 6 and 11 year. And in those years the party is celebrated even bigger in Santiago de Compostela! In the Xacobeo years it's also more crowded in the city.

https://www.theolivepress.es/spain-news/2022/07/25/xacobeo-why-this-year-and-next-is-an-extra-special-time-to-visit-spains-santiago-de-compostela/
During a Xacobeo Year, events also occur throughout the rest of the year to mark the occasion. Spain's official tourism website has compiled a calendar with all the events to take place in 2021

https://www.thewayexperiences.com/blog/2023/01/15/what-is-xacobeo-or-camino-de-santiago-jubilee-year/
The Jubilee or Jacobean year (Xacobeo) is the year when the day of St James the Apostle (25 th of July) falls on a Sunday. This happens about 14 times each century. Every 6, 5, 6 and 11 years apparently. This was decreed by Pope Calixtus II in 1126 and coincided with the laying of the last stone at Santiago de Compostela Cathedral.

https://galiwonders.com/en/blog/what-is-the-xacobean-year-and-when-is-it-celebrated/
The Xacobeo year is a very special time for Santiago de Compostela. During this period, the city comes alive with an extensive programme of cultural, sporting and musical activities for you to enjoy at the end of the Camino. It is a unique occasion to celebrate and connect with the essence of the Camino de Santiago.

https://www.galicianroots.com/en/noticia/camino-xacobeo-2022.htm
The Camino Xacobeo 2022. 11/05/2021. The Xacobeo 2021 is a great event that was exceptionally extended for the first time in history until 2022 due to the effects of the pandemic of COVID-19. Thus the Holy Door will be open from 31 December 2020 and will be closed on 31 December 2022. The Holy See intends to avoid crowds and allow the pilgrims

https://www.mundiplus.com/en/blog/ano-santo-xacobeo-2021-22
WHAT HAPPENS IN THE XACOBEO 2021 and 2022? One of the peculiarities of the Holy Years and especially of the next Xacobeo 2021, are the opening of the so-called Holy Doors or Forgiveness, from the different Cathedrals or churches.The Jacobean Year it only happens 14 times every centuryIt is true that the Camino de Santiago is a social phenomenon that does not need a specific year to be carried

https://jwttravel.ie/xacobeo-2021-holy-year-on-the-camino-de-santiago/
A year is called Ano Xacobeo or Jacobean Year when the Feast of Saint James which is on 25th July falls on a Sunday. This means it is a Holy Year or Jacobean Year on the Camino de Santiago, the pilgrim routes to the tomb of Saint James, in Santiago de Compostela, Galicia, in the North West of Spain. 2021 is a Xacobeo Holy Year (the last one

https://versoministries.com/blog/xacobeo-2021/
Xacobeo 2021 (pronounced "shak-o-bay-o") is an exciting year on the Camino de Santiago. Filled with festivities, special activities, and a plenary indulgence called a Jubilee, it's an exciting time to visit the storied route. It's all done to carry on a nearly 900-year-old tradition!

https://vivecamino.com/la-peregrinacion/por-que-este-xacobeo-durara-dos-anos/
El Xacobeo 2021-2022 es un evento especial para los peregrinos que quieren obtener la indulgencia plenaria en la Catedral de Santiago. Se trata de un año santo compostelano que se extiende por dos años por la petición de Galicia y la pandemia de COVID-19.

https://www.pilgrim.es/en/xacobeo-2021/
Xacobeo 2021 Also known as the Holy Year or Jacobean Year , it came about with the discovery of the Apostle Saint James the Greater's sepulchre (9th Century), becoming throughout history, an important pilgrimage destination, and a world-renowned religious and cultural centre, keeping its extraordinary appeal alive today.

https://www.caminodesantiago.gal/en/inicio
The Way of Saint James has been, and keeps on being, definitely, the most ancient route, more busy and more celebrated of the old continent. Santiago also has shared with them the attraction of the hikers and walkers of all time but, besides, has created a route, has done a Way. To Santiago and to Galicia can arrive of a lot of ways. But the best form to come is by the WAY OF SAINT JAMES.

https://andaspain.com/blog/holy-year/
Xacobeo is the event when the Feast Day of St James, the 25th of July, falls on a Sunday. The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela declares a Holy Year. Holy Years are rare and happen in a cycle of every 6, 5, 6, and 11 years. The most recent Holy Years for St James were 1982, 1993, 1999, 2004 and 2010. We have finally arrived to Holy Year in 2021!

https://www.larazon.es/madrid/oferta-vivienda-venta-cerca-bernabeu-crece-cerca-60-anual_2024061766700bbb6a0d130001134b92.html
Trabajé en La Voz de Asturias, Expansión, Xacobeo 93. Hablo francés e inglés. Fundador de LA RAZÓN. Experiencia en editoriales, puntazos, gestión de textos y noticias de la Sección de