Private Member’s Bill C-218, currently at second reading in the Parliament of Canada, seeks to prevent the planned expansion—set for March 17, 2027—of eligibility for medical assistance in dying (MAiD) to persons whose sole underlying condition is a mental disorder.

Released by the Assembly of Quebec Catholic Bishops (AECQ)
Monday, March 30, 2026

On March 29, 2026, the Fondation du Grand Séminaire de Montréal presented a lecture by Professor of Theology Dr.

On Saturday, March 14, leaders of the Latin American community at the Divino Amore Mission gathered for a morning of formation centred on team-building and unity within the community.

Montreal's Italian community gathers annually to honour the patron saint of the Abruzzo region

During the first weeks of February 2026, Archbishop Christian Lépine set out on a pastoral visit across the Archdiocese of Montreal, paying visits to elderly and infirm consecrated men and women living in five residential communities.

As Good Friday approaches, we are invited to take part in a tradition deeply rooted in the life of the Church: the annual collection for the Holy Land, channelling financial support directly to the Christian communities living in the places where Jesus Christ was born, ministered, suffered and ro

For Easter 2026, Archbishop Christian Lépine of Montreal offers a message of hope rooted in the very heart of the Christian faith: the Resurrection of Christ.

The parish community of St. Luke came together Friday, March 20 for a Taizé prayer evening that drew nearly 50 parishioners across generations, from teenagers to seniors, into a shared hour of stillness, meditative music and chant, and prayer.

Cinéma du Quartier Latin to host screenings of acclaimed French-language film

On Saturday, 14 March 2026, Archbishop Christian Lépine of Montreal celebrated a Mass for the Grace of a Good Death, an occasion that drew the faithful into a reflection on one of life's most universal, yet most frequently avoided, realities of the human experience.

Mission chez nous presents a new resource sheet suggesting liturgical arrangements to celebrate the memorial of Kateri Tekakwitha, patron of the environment and Indigenous peoples, which the liturgical calendar places on Apr. 17.