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Jubilee

Invitation to live the Ordinary Jubilee of the Holy Year 2025

29-01-2025

The Archbishop of Montreal, Christian Lépine, invites all the faithful to participate fully in the Holy Year 2025, proclaimed under the theme Spes non confundit (Hope does not disappoint).

Montreal

Diocesan Celebration of the 33rd World Day of the Sick 2025

29-01-2025

“Hope does not disappoint.”

Saturday, February 8, 2025

St. Isaac-Jogues Parish | 1335 Chabanel Street East, Montreal

Montreal

Extending the deadline for charitable donations to 2024: an opportunity to support Church works

29-01-2025

The Government of Canada recently announced its intention to extend the deadline for charitable donations from 2024 to February 28, 2025. This decision is intended to mitigate the impact of the recent postal service disruption and allow donors to support charities with peace of mind.

International

World Day of the Sick 2025: "Hope Does Not Disappoint"

29-01-2025

On February 11, 2025, we celebrate the 33rd World Day of the Sick, an opportunity for prayer, reflection, and solidarity with those who are ill and their caregivers.

Newsletters
NEWSLETTERS

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APPOINTMENTS

spacer-221.pngThe following is a list of clergy and lay personnel who have been appointed by the Archbishop during the current year. In these publications, French or English respects the language of the official letter of appointment

Appointments
Press Releases
PRESS RELEASES

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IN MEMORIAM

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All baptized in the death and resurrection of Christ, some were called to follow and serve the Lord with the gift of their lives. Ministers of the Word, of the Eucharist and of reconciliation, they were deacons or priests to feed the flock that the Shepherd had entrusted to them.

Let them now enter into the joy of their Master and Lord.

In Memoriam