• Sunday, March 28, 2021: 9:30 (Palm Sunday): This liturgy marks the beginning of Holy Week.
  
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  The following four celebrations (except for Friday 9:30 a.m.) will be broadcast on the diocesan YouTube channel
   
• Wednesday, March 31, 2021: 6:30 p.m. (Chrism Mass): During this Mass, the Archbishop blesses the Holy Oils for use throughout the entire coming year.
   
• Thursday, April 1, 2021: 6:00 p.m. (in coena Domini Mass): This commemoration of the Lord’s Supper will forego the customary foot-washing ceremony, to be replaced with Eucharistic Adoration and followed by the blessing of the city of Montreal from the forecourt of the cathedral.
   
• Friday, April 2, 2021: 
  
  9:30 a.m. (virtual Via Crucis): In collaboration with Communion and Liberation Canada. Broadcast live on the YouTube channel of Mary Queen of the World Cathedral: https://bit.ly/3qusi6F
  
  3:00 p.m. (Office of Good Friday): Commemoration of the passion and death of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
   
• Saturday, April 3, 2021: 6:00 p.m. (Easter Vigil): This vigil in honour of the Lord, during which the Church watches in anticipation of the Resurrection, celebrates the passage from darkness to light, Christ’s victory over death.
   
• Sunday, April 4, 2021: 9:30 a.m. (Easter Sunday Mass): Celebration of the Resurrection of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
  
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In accordance with public-health regulations in the ‘‘red zone,’’ only 250 people are allowed inside the Cathedral at one time, and entry is permitted only by the main door on René-Lévesque Boulevard. 

For Holy Week, all Catholic parishes in Montreal are following public-health regulations as applicable in ‘‘red zones,’’ in addition to diocesan authorities’ instructions to find measures that will allow parishioners to spend a moment of meditation, alone or with their families, in their place of worship. Contact your parish to learn the details about openings for public worship.