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A Detailed Guide to Attending the Holy Mass at Sagrada Familia
Where is Mass at Sagrada Familia held?
There are two altars at the Sagrada Familia church: The Main Altar and the Crypt Altar. Masses are held at both.
The international mass is at the main altar. You can enter using the entrance on the Nativity façade (Carrer de la Marina).
Masses are also held daily in Catalan and Spanish at the Crypt of the Sagrada Familia. You can gain access to this altar via 318 Sardenya Street.
Sagrada Familia EntrancesTypes of Mass at Sagrada Familia
International Masses
The Archdiocese of Barcelona holds an international mass every Sunday at the Sagrada Família. The service is conducted in various languages. These masses can be attended for free, however, capacity is limited and hence, you are advised to arrive early. Attendees must dress properly and behave according to the solemnity of the occasion.
Crypt Masses
The Crypt was the first part of the church to be built and has been in use since the early 1900s. The crypt, apart from being the burial place of Gaudi, is also where Our lady of Montserrat (The Black Madonna) is situated. Masses are held here twice a day, daily. However, masses are always celebrated in Catalan and Spanish.
Extraordinary Masses
Throughout the year the Sagrada Familia hosts extraordinary masses on special occasions. These masses can only be attended by invitation. The information regarding this would be published on the calendar of masses at the start of the year. However, if you don't manage to get an invite, you can catch it online as some of the extraordinary masses are live streamed.
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Frequently asked questions about attending Sagrada Familia Mass
Can you attend the mass at Sagrada Familia?
Yes, anyone can attend a mass at Sagrada Familia. They are free to attend, however, the church does get crowded, so if you want to attend, you should arrive early.
Do I have to pay to attend a mass at Sagrada Familia?
No, you don't have to pay to attend the international mass at Sagrada Familia. However, to attend the extraordinary masses you will need to be invited.
How often is the Sagrada Familia Mass held?
Mass is celebrated daily at Sagrada Familia, with multiple services on Sundays and religious holidays.
Do I have to follow a dress code to attend mass at Sagrada Familia?
. Attending mass is a solemn ocassion and all attendees must adhere to the dress code.
Are masses in English conducted at Sagrada Familia?
The international masses at Sagrada Familia are conducted in various languages including English.
Where in Sagrada Familia is the mass held?
The mass at Sagrada Familia is held at both, the Main Altar and at the Crypt.
What are the Sagrada Familia mass timings?
The Sagrada Familia mass timings vary. International masses are held every Sunday at 9 AM, while the crypt masses are held Monday to Sunday, at 9 AM and 8 PM and on Sundays and festive days at 9 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:45 AM, 1 PM, 6:30 PM and 8 PM.
Can tourists attend the Mass?
Yes, tourists are welcome to attend Mass. However they are expected to behave respectfully during the ceremony.
