Visit St Paul Outside the Walls, one of Rome’s four Major Basilicas, on a one-hour Catholic tour centred on the Apostle to the Gentiles. Venerate St Paul’s tomb and sarcophagus and the chain traditionally associated with his imprisonment. Explore the basilica’s sacred art, its connection with the Apostle’s martyrdom and the crucifix associated with St Bridget’s vision. An expert Catholic guide explains the faith, history and pilgrimage traditions of this extraordinary church. The Holy Door is anticipated to open again for the Jubilee of Redemption in 2033.
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Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls
Visit St Paul Outside the Walls, one of Rome’s four Major Basilicas, on a focused Catholic pilgrimage. Venerate the tomb and sarcophagus of St Paul and the chain traditionally associated with his imprisonment. Discover the site’s connection with the Apostle’s martyrdom, its sacred art and the crucifix associated with St Bridget’s vision. See the Holy Door, anticipated to open again for the Jubilee of Redemption in 2033.
Meet at the bar on Via Ostiense just a few moments from the Basilica, where you can begin your tour with a pit stop and/or refreshments in the shade. Please download WhatsApp so that we can communicate with you on the day if necessary. What3Words location accurate to 3m²: happily.kingpin.work
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