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2. diospringfield.org › Ministries › springfieldSpringfield Diocesan Cemeteries – Diocese of Springfield ...

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   Catholic cemeteries are a long-standing ministry of the church; the cemeteries are intended to be religious in character. The church provides cemeteries to help people face the hard reality of death in the context of the promise of eternal life. Catholic cemeteries in the Diocese of Springfield exist to meet the needs of individuals and ...

3. dio.org › funeral › why-be-buried-in-a-catholic-cemeteryWhy be buried in a Catholic cemetery? – Diocese of ...

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   Most cemeteries have the same look and feel, but at Catholic cemeteries, things are different. As Father Daren Zehnle explains, Catholic cemeteries have a faith-filled spiritual element and a deep respect for the deceased, and it’s those reasons and more, why you should be choose to be buried there.

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   Why does the church maintain Catholic cemeteries?

   • The Church maintains Catholic cemeteries because both in life and in death we belong to the Lord (Romans 1:4-8). Just as the faithful have shared and celebrated faith in the community of the Church, so in death their bodies rest with other deceased members of this community, awaiting the day when God will raise their mortal bodies to glory.

   What is the importance of Catholic cemeteries? - AOD

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   Is there a Catholic Cemetery in Springfield?

   • This became the only Catholic cemetery in Springfield until St. Bernard Cemetery was established in 1878. Fr. Thisse was killed in a horse and buggy accident in May 1873 and is buried in St. Raphael Cemetery.

   History of St. Raphael Cemetery - St. Joseph/St. Raphael

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   What does the Diocese of Springfield do?

   • The Diocese of Springfield is committed to promoting services in our Catholic cemeteries that are ministerial in character. Our primary focus will continue to be comfort to the bereaved. The Catholic cemetery will be a place of prayer and liturgical celebration.

   Springfield Diocesan Cemeteries

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   Why do we Bury in Catholic cemeteries?

   • Those who bury within Catholic cemeteries are issued easements containing rules adopted for good order and to manifest the church's beliefs and teachings. It is our commitment to: ensure the cemeteries are respected as sacred space, well maintained, healing and inviting to bereaved families and friends;

   Springfield Diocesan Cemeteries

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5. calvary.dio.org › services › cemetery-servicesWhy A Catholic Cemetery - Calvary Cemetery, Springfield, IL

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   Why A Catholic Cemetery. Our faith teaches us that even after death, the body retains a special purpose, preparing for the moment of Resurrection. For generations it has been the sacred duty of the Catholic Church to care for its members, a responsibility that extends beyond this life.

6. info.aod.org › articles › what-is-the-importance-ofWhat is the importance of Catholic cemeteries? - AOD

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   The images of saints in Catholic cemeteries and mausoleums are not mere decorations; they are a sign of belief in the communion of saints. Catholic Cemeteries are natural sanctuaries that house the temple of the body with the promises of everlasting life.

7. www.diospringfieldcemeteries.orgGate of Heaven - Home

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   The church provides cemeteries to help people face the hard reality of death in the context of the promise of eternal life. Catholic cemeteries in the Diocese of Springfield exist to meet the needs of individuals and families before, at the time of death and burial, and throughout bereavement.

8. www.catholiccemeteries.cc › faqFrequently Asked Questions | Catholic Cemeteries Association

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   Why should Catholics be buried in a Catholic Cemetery? It is only natural that those who share the same faith in life will wish to carry on that sense of community in death. When it comes to the issue of death, the sensibilities and needs of Catholics are unique and call for certain practices in the handling and care of the remains of the deceased.

9. clecem.org › AboutUs › WhyACatholicCemeteryWhy a Catholic Cemetery - Catholic Cemeteries Association

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   Many people wonder what makes a Catholic cemetery different from any other cemetery. In short, Catholic cemetery grounds are consecrated. These sacred grounds are an extension of the Catholic Church. They ensure that those who are together in life are kept together in death.