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Our Diocese of Trenton Cemeteries
The diocesan Department of Catholic Cemeteries is available to the many parish cemeteries for leadership, and sees its work, not as a business, but a work of mercy. The office offers:
- Full-time personnel to arrange for dignified interment services as part of the Christian burial ceremony
- Ground and building maintenance
- Careful record keeping
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Stations of the Corss underway during Lent in diocesan mausoleum
T he beautiful Catholic tradition of walking the Way of the Cross and praying for the souls of purgatory in the sacredness of a Catholic cemetery is alive. On March 8 alone, more than 60 families of those resting in peace at Jesus Bread of Life Cemetery came together in this wonderful blessed tradition. [...continue reading on TrentonMonitor.com]
Burlington County cemetery site a 'community of believers resting together in peace'
"When you arrive at Jesus, Bread of Life Cemetery and Mausoleum, you are greeted by an angel," says Deacon David O'Connor, director of the diocesan Department of Cemeteries.
In fact, the little angel he is referring to is a recectly interred baby of only 22 weeks who dies in her mother's womb. The small flat stone bearing her name is surrounded by a few little floral boquets and tiny stuffed animals. [...continue reading on TrentonMonitor.com]