The logo features four stylized figures symbolizing humanity coming together from all corners of the world. Their embrace represents solidarity and fraternity, highlighting the unity that binds people across nations. At the forefront, one figure clings to the cross—an emblem not only of faith that embraces all but also of an enduring hope that must never be abandoned, especially in times of great difficulty.

Beneath the figures, rough waves illustrate the challenges of life’s journey, reminding us that our pilgrimage does not always take place on calm waters. Life’s trials and global events often demand a renewed call to hope. This idea is reinforced by the lower part of the cross transforming into an anchor that stands out against the waves. The anchor, a traditional symbol of hope, also has maritime significance as the “anchor of hope”—a reserve anchor used in emergencies to steady a vessel during storms.

Notably, the image emphasizes that the journey of faith is not an isolated one but a communal experience, full of vitality and growth, drawing pilgrims ever closer to the cross. The cross itself is not static; rather, it leans toward humanity, reaching out to meet it, offering reassurance and the steadfastness of hope.

Finally, the official motto of the 2025 Jubilee Year, Peregrinantes in Spem (“Pilgrims in Hope”), stands out in green, reinforcing the central theme of this sacred journey.

Book your dialysis in Rome soon, as 30 million pilgrims are expected to attend the Jubilee celebrations.