How one faithful Catholic couple decided it was time to make their plans for burial.
The U.S. Bishops teach that two new ways of disposing of the body are inadequate, and agree with Pope Boniface VIII.
Presenting the winner of the Catholic Cemeteries Week logo contest.
Consoling the sorrowful is a spiritual work of mercy, and we should do it. But canonization isn't our job.
A partnership between a Catholic hospital and a Catholic cemetery honors life.
An interview with Rabbi Zohn about traditional Jewish burial customs.
Part two of the interview with Rabbi Elchonon Zohn about traditional Jewish burial practices.
Three priorities as you consider your burial options: Faith, finances, and the environment.
Five choices you can make that will conform to the priorities of faith, finances, and the environment
Jones lost a medallion containing some of his father’s ashes during a game against the Detroit Lions.
About legislation that would legalize alkaline hydrolysis as a means of disposing of human remains.
St. Anthony the Great had a problem. He was 105 years old, he lived in fourth-century Egypt, and he was famous.
A couple of times -- for a neighbor and for a cousin -- I've been invited instead to an event called a "celebration of life."
Making cemetery arrangements can be daunting. One of the causes of this anxiety is the vocabulary.
The Church dedicates the whole month of November to pray for the dead, with a special emphasis on November 2, All Souls Day.
One of my godchildren is in the habit of saying the prayer that starts, "Now I lay me down to sleep", at bedtime.
With death all around us, it is an opportune time to ground ourselves deeply in the truths of the faith about death
Sometimes a Catholic, after decades of devotion, dies and does not receive a funeral Mass or burial.