44 funeral homes and crematories serving Catholic families in 8 states, listed by state, city and county. Each listing names the services the home offers, the faiths it serves and the languages its staff speak, with its address, its phone and a link to its general price list where it posts one.
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44 funeral homes and crematories serving Catholic families
Holy Cross Cemetery & Funeral Center in Antioch provides funeral and cremation services beside ground burial, cremation niches, mausoleum crypts and family estates on fifty-five acres. The Diocese of Oakland runs it for the regional Catholic community, and a memorial Mass is held on the first Saturday of each month.
In Citrus Heights, this Catholic cemetery and funeral center on Verner Avenue was dedicated in 1953 and serves the greater Sacramento area's Catholic and Christian communities. It offers immediate and advance funeral planning and ground and above-ground burial, including family mausoleums, crypts and niche columbarium.
Cypress Lawn Funeral Home in Colma arranges funerals, in-ground burial and on-site cremation, and transports remains to all 50 states and most foreign countries. Native speakers on staff include Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese and Tagalog, and a team member handles VA burial benefits.
Holy Cross Mortuary stands on the grounds of Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, a ministry of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles, and its Risen Christ Chapel hosts daily Mass. It has two visitation rooms, a reception area for up to 88 guests and a flower shop, with 24-hour phone help for funeral or burial arrangements.
In Daly City, this family owned mortuary has stood at 500 Westlake Avenue since 1963, offering funeral and cremation services. Pre-planning counselors are bilingual in Spanish, Tagalog, Cantonese and Mandarin. The home assists with out-of-state arrangements and transfers the deceased to a preferred location when death occurs away from home.
In Hayward, this Catholic cemetery and funeral center of the Diocese of Oakland offers traditional ground burial, cremation niches and mausoleum crypts, with funeral and cremation services. It ministers to the local and regional Catholic community and holds a memorial Mass on the first Saturday of each month.
In Hollister, this funeral home has served San Benito County since 1919 and runs the only crematory in the county. It arranges burial or cremation, coordinates the Mass, and its staff speak Spanish.
In Livermore, this family-owned mortuary on East Avenue was established in 1906 and arranges burial and cremation. It states that it offers funeral services that follow Catholic and Hindu tenets and helps Muslim families prepare so burial can happen as soon as possible.
In Long Beach, this Catholic cemetery and mortuary offers burial in lawn crypts, family estates, niches and cremation gardens across 78-acre grounds. The 19,000-square-foot mortuary has three visitation rooms and a chapel that holds up to 175 guests.
In Los Angeles, this Catholic mortuary shares its grounds with Calvary Cemetery, which offers traditional ground burial, lawn crypts, mausoleum crypts and cremation gardens. The mortuary has 18,000 square feet with large visitation rooms, and daily Mass is held in the mausoleum.
A family-owned mortuary in Los Angeles, in operation since 1918 and one of the institutions of the Japanese American community. It conducts funerals in the Buddhist, Christian and Catholic traditions.
In Oakland, this landmark funeral home has served families since 1909 and provides funeral, cremation and cemetery services at one Piedmont Avenue address with its own on-site crematory. It coordinates the Catholic funeral Mass with parishes, serves Jewish families, and handles military honors and benefits paperwork for veterans.
In San Bernardino since 1923, this family-owned and operated funeral home offers funeral, burial and cremation services and ships remains within the U.S. and abroad. Its staff is bilingual in Spanish, and it provides Catholic and Jewish funeral services.
A family-owned mortuary in Santa Maria serving Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties. It arranges Catholic funerals, memorial services, graveside ceremonies and cremation, and ships remains to Mexico, handling consulate and health department documents.
In Vallejo, this cemetery and funeral center serves the Catholic and Christian communities with immediate and advance planning funeral services. Its mausoleum and memorial lawns offer above-ground burial options, and it was established in 1965.
Horan & McConaty's Northwest/Arvada home in Arvada is a former bank renovated in 2010, with stained glass throughout, advanced audio and visual systems and an adjacent reception center for up to 100 people. Staff assist with funerals, cremation and preplanning.
Saint Simeon Funeral Home in Aurora is a location of Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services of Colorado, a ministry of the Archdiocese of Denver, at the address of Saint Simeon Catholic Cemetery. The operator offers funeral, cremation, cemetery and burial services to everyone in Aurora and the Denver area, and its funeral home staff arranges veteran burial at Fort Logan National Cemetery.
Horan & McConaty's South Metro/Centennial home in Centennial was built in 2006 overlooking the South Suburban Golf Course, with an adjacent reception center for up to 100 people. Staff assist with funerals, cremation and preplanning. The Cremation Gardens memorial park lies adjacent.
Grant Mortuary & Crematory in Craig has provided funerals for northwest Colorado, including Moffat and Routt, for more than 100 years. Staff will come to a family's home to make arrangements, and a family may witness the cremation. Greek Orthodox Trisagions and Catholic rosaries are held at the funeral home.
Horan & McConaty's Southeast Denver/Aurora home serves Southeast Denver, Aurora and Parker from a building dated 1993, with a chapel for up to 200 guests and a crematory on site. Staff assist with funerals, cremation and preplanning. The HeartLight Center grief support organization shares the building.