Visit of Pope Paul VI to the Holy Land- 50 fils

Visit of Pope Paul VI to the Holy Land- 50 fils

Year
1964
Face Value
50
Mint Value
-
Used Value
-
Print Run
-
Themes
Political Figures, Religious Figures

Catalogs References

Michel
JO 422A
Yvert & Tellier
JO 379
Stanley Gibbons
JO 566

Technical Details

Colors
Brown
Perforation
13 x 13½
Printing
Offset lithography
Printers
Yacoub Slim Press, Beirut
This stamp commemorates the historic visit of Pope Paul VI to the Holy Land on 4 January 1964, one of the most significant religious events of the twentieth century. The pilgrimage marked the first time in modern history that a reigning pope traveled to the Holy Land, visiting sites associated with the origins of Christianity. As part of the journey, Pope Paul VI visited Jerusalem and other sacred locations, attracting worldwide attention and emphasizing the spiritual importance of the region.

By issuing this stamp, Jordan recognized the international significance of the papal visit and the special role of the Holy Land as a place of pilgrimage and interfaith importance. The issue highlights Jordan's connection to some of the world's most revered religious sites and commemorates an event that fostered greater dialogue and understanding among religious communities.