Normally, a jubilee is the fiftieth year party, which commemorates the 50th year, and this current so-called Jubilee Year of Mercy is supposed to be for the ending of Vatican II.  But that should have started a year ago, in 2014 and ending in 2015.  What explains this current practice of effectively celebrating the 51st year instead of the 50th?


 I copied this from the website http://www.francefidele.org/ using the English Translate feature:




[...] Normally a jubilee is the fiftieth year party, that is to say, in this case, it should have started late 2014 and ended in 2015. For the record, the last one, the one 2000 began on 24 December 1999. And so on.

Why celebrate the 51st year? For two reasons:

- Because the age of 50 represents a final victory over the old fortress. The figure of the Holy Spirit is the 50 since Pentecost instead of the 50th day after Easter. But Pentecost is considered the official date of the creation of the Church.

- Therefore, the new church after Vatican II has also passed the significant milestone of 50 years and says his victory with indecency as it waits These are 50 years of age, so final, to celebrate. Jєωιѕн friends of the pope confirm: "In Jєωιѕн tradition 50 years, the Yovel: Jubilee which in the Bible stands for eternity.

"It is clear: exceed 50 years means that their new church is started for eternity.
There is a challenge to the Holy Spirit that can not go unpunished"

 

http://christusvincit.clicforum.com/t698-Le-jubil-un-d-fit-lanc-contre-le-Saint-Esprit.htm

 

Note Faithful France: This is an additional reason (if any were needed) to not make this jubilee as Menzingen demand and celebrate the Immaculate Virgin outside this conciliar context that has nothing of God.



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