Makna Logo Tahun Yubelium 2025, by RD Blasius S. Yesse,

Summary

The video discusses the 2025 Jubilee Year, officially inaugurated by Pope Francis in December 2024, lasting until January 6, 2026. It explains the symbolism behind the official logo and mascot of the Jubilee. The logo, designed by young Italian graphic designer Jakomo Travisani, reflects a global pilgrimage, with figures from all corners of the Earth united in solidarity, moving towards the cross. The cross represents hope, safety, and faith, symbolized by an anchor. The design also highlights the challenges of life’s journey, with waves beneath the figures symbolizing struggles and uncertainties.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Jubilee Year 2025, initiated by Pope Francis, officially started on December 24, 2024, and will end on January 6, 2026.
• 😀 Two visual symbols represent the Jubilee Year: a logo and a mascot.
• 😀 The logo of the Jubilee Year 2025 was designed by Jakomo Travisani, a young graphic designer from Puglia, Italy.
• 😀 The theme for the Jubilee Year 2025 is 'Peregrinantes in Pem' which translates to 'Pilgrims of Hope'.
• 😀 A design competition for the logo was held, with 294 submissions from 213 cities across 48 countries.
• 😀 The logo design competition concluded in May 2022, and Pope Francis selected one design from three finalists.
• 😀 The logo symbolizes people from all over the world, representing unity, solidarity, and brotherhood among humanity.
• 😀 The figures in the logo are shown embracing each other, reflecting the idea of pilgrimage as a communal journey.
• 😀 The cross in the logo, which bends towards humanity, symbolizes hope and the presence of Jesus guiding us.
• 😀 The anchor-shaped base of the cross represents hope, providing stability and assurance, much like an anchor in a storm.
• 😀 Waves beneath the figures represent the challenges and difficulties faced during the journey of life, not always smooth sailing.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the Yubileum Biasa 2025?

The Yubileum Biasa 2025 is a jubilee event officially opened by Pope Francis on December 24, 2024, and will run until January 6, 2026. It aims to celebrate and bring people together as part of a spiritual pilgrimage.

Who designed the logo for Yubileum Biasa 2025?

The logo for Yubileum Biasa 2025 was designed by Jakomo Travisani, a young graphic designer from Puglia, Italy.

How were the designs for the Yubileum Biasa 2025 logo chosen?

A competition was held for the logo design, which received 294 submissions from 213 cities across 48 countries. The final selection process ensured that the designs were anonymized to maintain objectivity.

What is the theme of Yubileum Biasa 2025?

The theme of Yubileum Biasa 2025 is 'Peregrinantes in Pem,' meaning 'Pilgrims in Hope.' It was officially set on January 3, 2022.

What does the logo symbolize in terms of human unity?

The logo depicts figures representing humanity from all corners of the Earth—north, south, east, and west—embracing each other, symbolizing solidarity and brotherhood that unites everyone.

What role does the cross play in the logo's design?

The cross in the logo is dynamic and curves towards the figures, symbolizing the presence of Jesus Christ and how the pilgrimage leads individuals closer to Him. It also represents hope, support, and assurance during life's journey.

What is the significance of the anchor in the logo?

The anchor in the logo is a symbol of hope, stability, and security. It reflects the idea that just like an anchor stabilizes a ship in rough waters, hope anchors us through difficult times.

What does the wave imagery in the logo represent?

The waves beneath the figures represent the challenges and struggles encountered during life's journey. It suggests that the pilgrimage in life is not always smooth and calm, but filled with trials.

What does the green color in the logo symbolize?

The green color in the logo represents hope and gratitude, aligning with the theme of the jubilee and reinforcing the message of perseverance through faith.

How does the logo visually reflect the idea of community and pilgrimage?

The figures in the logo are positioned together in a communal embrace, emphasizing the idea that the pilgrimage is not an individual journey but one shared with others, marked by unity, mutual support, and shared hope.