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With the spirit of a Jubilee that only comes once every 25 years, many young pilgrims feel drawn to the joy of collecting stamps for this special celebration. To begin the journey, a Pilgrim Passport is needed, a small booklet that holds the marks of each sacred stop along the way.
Curious about how to get one and where to find the stamps?
Join this little journey and discover the path of the Jubilee pilgrimage.
https://melbournecatholic.org/uploads/documents/WEB-A5-Jubilee-2025-Parish-Jubilee-Pack.pdf
Our Lady of La Vang Shrine, Keysborough
Stamp station: at the left side of the main entrance
Passport collection point: Ask the parish priest or parish office
Divine Mercy Shrine, Keysborough
Stamp station: by the main door
Passport collection point: Ask the parish priest or parish office
St Patrick’s, Mentone
Stamp station: by the main door
Passport collection point: Ask the parish priest or parish office
St Macartan’s, Mornington
Stamp station: on the table near the entrance
Passport collection point: Ask the parish priest or parish office
St Patrick’s Cathedral, East Melbourne
Stamp station: behind the altar. Go all the way down the church
Passport collection point: Ask the parish priest or parish office. Last we checked the church has no more passport
St Luke’s, Lalor
Stamp station: Left by the entrance
Passport collection point: Ask the parish priest or parish office
Polish Marian Shrine, Aberfeldie
Stamp station: ask sister or Father or parish officer
Passport collection point: Ask the parish priest or sister or parish office
St Mary Magdalen’s, Trentham
Stamp station: on the table near the entrance
Passport collection point: on the table near the entrance
St Mary’s Star of the Sea, West Melbourne
Stamp station: by the main door
Passport collection point: at the main entrance, near the stamp station
St Mary MacKillop, Keilor Downs
Stamp station: inside the sacristy (ask Father if you need help)
Passport collection point: Ask the parish priest or parish office
Holy Trinity, Queenscliff
Stamp station: asking the staff after Sunday mass is the best. The church was closed when we were there
Passport collection point: ask the staff, if you have an old passport they will give you a page
St Dominic’s, Camberwell East
Stamp station: inside the sacristy (ask Father if you need help)
Passport collection point: ask Father if it is still available
St Francis Xavier, Mansfield
Stamp station: inside the church at the left corner
Passport collection point: at stamp station
Opening hours: Wed – Sun, 8am – 4pm
Sacred Heart, Croydon
This is our final stop in Melbourne. Stay tuned for the story.
Stamp station: In the foyer.
Passport collection point: Opposit to the stamp station desk.
Opening hours: Give the office a call.