 The Jubilee of Le Puy (see Jubilè du Puy-en-Velay ) occurred last in 2005 and 2016, but the next occurrence will not be until 2157.The Jubilee of Le Puy is the oldest aside from those of Rome and Jerusalem, taking its original cue from the statement of a monk Bernhard who predicted the end of the world in 992 when the feast of the Annunciation would fall on Good Friday.The number of pilgrims to Le Puy was so remarkable that, after the dread date had safely passed, Pope John XV declared that each such date would be marked by a Jubilee.