St. Michael the Archangel Cemetery

When we are baptized, we are brought to a sacred place, a Catholic church, and baptized into the mystery of Christ's death and resurrection - thus giving us the promise of eternal life.

When one of our loved ones die, we take them to another sacred place, a Catholic cemetery, for burial in sacred ground while they await the resurrection of the dead and the promise of eternal life.

Since death is a natural part of life, it is only fitting that the Catholic Church be present at the time of death. In the Preface of the Funeral Mass the words '...for your faithful people O Lord, life has changed not ended' are prayed.

Death as seen through the eyes of a Christian is not the end, it is simply a natural passageway to a changed life with God. Burial in a Catholic cemetery is a statement of continued belief in that everlasting life, even in death. Cemeteries hold the earthly remains of our family members and friends who have shared their love, fellowship and faith with us. Although a grave in a cemetery evokes sadness, a grave in a Catholic cemetery is also a sign of hope in God and His promise of everlasting life.

Cemetery lots and Columbarium niches (for cremains) are available in our St. Michael Cemetery. Lots may be purchased in the current available section of the cemetery by registered parishioners and their family members. Parishioners are considered those persons registered in the parish office, who are envelope holders for at least one year and have been active in a parish function or committee.

For more information about St. Michael's Parish cemetery follow the links below.