Holy Door Brick of Saint Mary Major: a fragment of the 2025 Jubilee
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An authentic collectible, linked to the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore and the rite of opening the Holy Door of the Ordinary Jubilee 2025.

One brick, two Jubilees, a story to preserve
There are collectibles that tell a story through their appearance. Others, however, tell it through the place they come from and the historical moment they are linked to.
The brick from the Holy Door of the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore belongs to this second category.
It is not merely a brick element: it is a relic associated with one of the most important traditions of the Holy Year, that of the Holy Door, a symbol of reconciliation with God and a new beginning. The Basilica itself presents its Holy Door as a reminder of the Jubilees celebrated in Rome over the centuries.
The particularity of this specimen is its documented link to two distinct Jubilee moments: the Extraordinary Jubilee of 2015 and the Ordinary Jubilee 2025.
The origin: from the wall of the Holy Door to the collection
The certificate accompanying the brick, issued to the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, describes its origin and history.
As reported in the document:
"It is certified that this brick comes from the wall of the Holy Door of the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, placed there on the occasion of the Extraordinary Jubilee of 2015 and removed during the opening ceremony of the Holy Door of the Ordinary Jubilee 2025."
This information is the core of the object's historical value.
The brick is therefore presented as a relic from the wall of the Holy Door, not as a simple commemorative reproduction. The certificate also connects its presence on the wall in 2015 with its subsequent removal at the opening of the 2025 Jubilee.
From the Jubilee of Mercy to the Jubilee of Hope
The first historical reference is the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy in 2015.
The second is the Ordinary Jubilee 2025, proclaimed by Pope Francis with the Bull Spes non confundit and dedicated to the theme of hope. The Holy See has indicated Santa Maria Maggiore among the four Papal Basilicas equipped with a Holy Door for that Holy Year.
The Holy Door of the Liberian Basilica was opened on January 1, 2025, on the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, during a celebration presided over by Cardinal Rolandas Makrickas.
It is precisely this transition that makes the relic particularly interesting: an object linked to the material memory of a Holy Door that accompanied the passage from one Holy Year to another.
The meaning of the rite of opening the Holy Door
To understand the symbolic value of the brick, it is important to know the meaning of the Holy Door.
The opening of the Holy Door represents the beginning of the Jubilee Year and recalls the spiritual journey of the pilgrim. The tradition of the Holy Door is linked to the act of crossing a threshold as a sign of conversion, reconciliation, and encounter with Christ.
In the rite, the wall sealing the Door is removed to allow the opening of the doors. The tradition also includes the reconnaissance of the Holy Door, that is, the verification and preparation of the elements that allow its reopening.
For this reason, a brick from that wall can be considered a material witness to a religious and historical tradition.
Santa Maria Maggiore: one of the four Papal Basilicas
The Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, also known as the Liberian Basilica, is one of the most significant places of the Jubilee.
It is one of the four Papal Basilicas in Rome designated for the celebration of the Holy Year 2025.
The Basilica is also linked to the tradition of Christmas and houses the relic of the Holy Cradle. For this reason, the Holy Door of Santa Maria Maggiore has a particular significance in the context of the Jubilee of Hope.
The brick offered by LPCommerceShop is therefore part of a context of great religious, artistic, and historical importance.
A collectible for history and tradition enthusiasts
This brick may interest various categories of collectors:
- Collectors of religious and devotional objects
- Enthusiasts of Church and Vatican history
- Collectors of relics related to Jubilees
- Enthusiasts of Rome and its Papal Basilicas
- Those who wish to preserve a material memory of the 2025 Jubilee
- Those seeking a collectible with a certificate of origin
Its appeal depends not only on the appearance of the brick, but on the story that the certificate links to the relic.
It is an object that can be kept in a private collection, displayed in a showcase, or preserved as a memento of a particularly important religious event.
The certificate: a fundamental element of the proposal
The brick is accompanied by a certificate from the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, which documents its declared origin.
The document reports:
- The name of the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore
- The number N. 000616/2000
- The origin from the wall of the Holy Door
- Reference to the Extraordinary Jubilee of 2015
- Reference to its removal during the opening of the Holy Door of the Ordinary Jubilee 2025
- The signature of the cardinal archpriest
The certificate is an integral part of the object's collectible significance, because it allows the relic to be connected to the history of the Holy Door and its use in the Jubilee context.
A 2025 Jubilee relic to cherish over time
The 2025 Jubilee was an event of great importance for the Catholic Church and for Rome. The Holy Door of Santa Maria Maggiore was opened on January 1, 2025, and represented one of the central moments of the Holy Year.
The brick offered by LPCommerceShop precisely recalls this story.
A small material fragment, linked to a great tradition.
For those who love collectibles, religious relics, and historical mementos, it can represent a unique way to preserve the memory of the Jubilee of Hope.
Why choose this collectible brick?
✔ Origin declared by the certificate of the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore
✔ Link to the wall of the Holy Door
✔ Reference to the Extraordinary Jubilee of 2015
✔ Declared removal during the opening of the Holy Door of the Ordinary Jubilee 2025
✔ Certificate of origin included
✔ Religious and historical collectible item
✔ A special souvenir of the 2025 Jubilee
Conclusion
The brick from the Holy Door of Santa Maria Maggiore is an object that unites matter, memory, and religious significance.
Its particularity is its documented link to the wall of the Holy Door, to the Extraordinary Jubilee of 2015, and to the opening rite of the Ordinary Jubilee 2025.
A collectible relic for those who wish to preserve a fragment of the history of the Jubilee and the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore.