The Bishop of Málaga will participate in the main Holy Week events in the capital and several towns in the province.

The Bishop of Málaga, D. José Antonio, will experience his first Holy Week in Málaga since taking office. Therefore, he will have a busy schedule attending both the most prominent events in the capital and various locations within the diocese. The program aims to be present at large-scale celebrations as well as in smaller parish communities.

The schedule will start on Passion Saturday, March 28, with his participation in the Dawn Mass of the Captive at 7:00 AM in the parish of San Pablo, prior to the transfer of the image.

On Palm Sunday, March 29, he will begin the day in Málaga, attending the processional departure of the Pollinica at 9:30 AM. Later, he will preside over the Mass in the Cathedral at 11:00 AM, after the blessing of the palms at the church of San Agustín. In the afternoon, he will travel to Ronda to accompany the brotherhoods of the Prendimiento and the Gitanos, returning later to the capital.

On Holy Monday, March 30, he will participate at 6:30 PM in the penitential act of the Brotherhood of Students in the atrium of the Cathedral and, afterwards, he will witness the passage of the Captive from the official stand.

On Holy Tuesday, March 31, he will travel in the afternoon to Vélez-Málaga to accompany the brotherhoods of Ecce-Homo and Amor, the Virgin of Sorrows, and the Crowned of Thorns.

On Holy Wednesday, April 1, he will participate in the Cathedral at the Chapter of Forgiveness at 10:00 AM and will preside over the Chrism Mass at 11:30 AM. In the evening, he will attend the prisoner release act of the Brotherhood of El Rico, scheduled around 8:30 PM, and will be present at various points along the official route.

On Holy Thursday, April 2, he will attend the military event before the Christ of Good Death at 12:00 PM at the Santo Domingo esplanade. In the afternoon, he will preside over the Mass of the Lord's Supper in the Cathedral at 5:30 PM and later travel to Antequera to accompany the brotherhoods of Consuelo and Dolores.

On Good Friday, April 3, he will travel to the parish of San Gregorio VII in Iznate, where he will celebrate the Holy Offices at 5:45 PM. He will then return to Málaga to participate in the procession of the Holy Sepulchre, leading the procession along its official route.

On Holy Saturday, April 4, he will preside over the Easter Vigil at 10:00 PM in the Cathedral of Málaga.

Finally, on Easter Sunday, April 5, he will celebrate the Easter Mass at 10:00 AM in Santa Rosalía-Maqueda. Later, at 1:00 PM, he will be in the atrium of the Cathedral to witness the passage of the Risen Christ and deliver an Easter greeting message.