Fodor's Holy Rome, 1st Edition: A Millennium Guide to Christian Sights
If you're planning on making a millennium pilgrimage to Rome,  you'll need the holy scoop--a guide specializing in the Christian  monuments, tombs, martyrs, saints, catacombs, mausoleums, monasteries,  churches, and basilicas, plus Rome's origins, its popes, and the  Vatican.Fodor's Holy Romeexplains everything you'll need to  know about the origins and history of the Jubilee. It contains a  chronology of Roman Jubilees (from the first in 1300, through the  Middle Ages and the Renaissance, and up to the Jubilee of  Reconstruction in 1950 and the Jubilee on Television in 1975). The  Christian Jubilee of Rome 2000, however, will be a bash such as has  not been seen in a long time, and there's a full chapter devoted to  it, with Main Jubilee Destinations--listed by basilicas, catacombs,  way stations, and churches, and then plotted on a map of  Rome--followed by a calendar of the Holy Year 2000, with events  starting in December 1999 and running through January 2001. The text  is instructive and engaging. The pictures are beautiful. The Rome  Atlas in back (all 16 pages of it) is unbeatable.  And the focused,  thorough, well-organized information is irreplaceable.--Stephanie  Gold