Dignity in Death: Catholic High Schoolers Bury the Dead
St. Joseph of Arimathea Societies focus on a forgotten work of mercy.
Results from Tag: 'burying the dead'
‘Human Composting’ Debate: A Deeper Dive into the Catholic Teaching on the Dignity of Human Remains
Human composting and human liquefying are now legal in some states, and although the Vatican hasn’t weighed in on these specific means, the Church has clear teachings on burying the dead.
Chicago Catholics Bury the Remains of Indigent Adults and Unborn Babies in Annual Ceremony
More than 200 people were laid to rest in an archdiocesan Catholic cemetery last week.
Uvalde Mortician: Without a Relationship With God ‘There’s No Way You Can Handle Something Like This’
Andres Ybarra prays throughout the day amid his work and is devoted to the Divine Mercy Chaplet and the Rosary.
Aborted Children Deserve a Proper Burial
COMMENTARY: The culture of death promotes death, but hates to give the dead much visibility.
Vatican Reiterates That Cremation Permissible Under Certain Restrictions, Scattering Ashes Forbidden
Ad Resurgendum Cum Christo (To Rise With Christ), published Oct. 25, states that the Church ‘continues to prefer the practice of burying the bodies of the deceased, because this shows a greater esteem towards the deceased.’ And the ‘ashes of the faithful must be laid to rest in a sacred place,’ such as in a cemetery or church.
Chicago Archdiocese Buries Unidentified Persons Who Are ‘Known to God’
‘Everyone has the right to be mourned and prayed for,’ says priest of Catholic Cemeteries of the Archdiocese of Chicago, which has donated hundreds of graves to help bury the remains of the deceased — often homeless adults.
