The feast would be celebrated at Old Goa, nine kms away from Panaji, from November 22 this year till January 4, 2015.
Restrictions would be imposed to ensure that pilgrims don't attend the masses drunk, Parrikar said.
"The sale of liquor would be prohibited around the church. What would be the prohibited area will be decided later on," he said.
The chief minister said the decision about prohibition would not be taken arbitrarily.
Parrikar said locals would be taken into confidence before taking the decision.