The faithful living and the faithful departed are all one in God's
love, one in their likeness to Christ, one in their baptismal hope.
This is the "communion of saints" we profess in the Creed.
Secondary laws of time and place are set-aside at your Catholic Cemeteries
and the primary law of eternal love emerges. No one, no time, no place
is outside God's plan to embrace us with faithful love, tender mercy
and boundless compassion.
Archdiocesan Catholic Cemeteries have a long tradition of dedicated,
comforting service to the Catholic community, extending to non-Catholic
spouses, children, parents, other relatives and friends.
The Church is a tender, gentle Holy Mother, who, in the manner of
Christ, seeks to heal and gather. Catholics who have been indifferent
to or alienated from the Church might see dying and death as a chance
to find an embrace of acceptance and welcome. After all - each
person's faith is known to God alone. (Eucharistic Prayer IV)
