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The Funeral Liturgy is one of the most beautiful and meaningful celebrations of the Church and is almost always celebrated within a Mass. All parishioners are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial, as it is a good way to celebrate daily Mass and honor the bodily remains of someone within our parish.
All the baptized are entitled to the full Rite of Christian Burial. We offer the Sacrifice of the Mass for the soul of the deceased in the whole context of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. In addition, we offer special Mass intentions as prayers of intercession and thanksgiving in and through the Eucharist. To offer a Mass for someone who has recently died, please contact Sophie Nelson. For questions about Funeral Planning, please contact
Kris Koch, Director of Parish Life [email protected] |
We remember those in our Family who have recently died.
Harold Marlow
Friday, July 31 10am | St. Michael Church William Maitre Saturday, August 1 10am | St. Michael Church Richard Rolfes Monday, August 3 10am | St. Michael Church Diane Deene Saturday, September 12 10am | St. Michael Church |
Consider Pre-Planning Your Funeral Mass
Pre-planning your Mass of Christian Burial is a thoughtful way to communicate your wishes while easing the burden on your loved ones during a time of grief. Making decisions ahead of time about Scripture readings, music, and other details of the funeral liturgy can help ensure that your funeral reflects your faith and the hopes you have for your final farewell. Pre-planning can also be a great comfort to children and family members, allowing them to focus more fully on prayer, remembrance, and grieving rather than difficult planning decisions during an emotional time. If you are interested in learning more about pre-planning your funeral or being connected with our bereavement ministry teams, please contact us.
Pre-planning your Mass of Christian Burial is a thoughtful way to communicate your wishes while easing the burden on your loved ones during a time of grief. Making decisions ahead of time about Scripture readings, music, and other details of the funeral liturgy can help ensure that your funeral reflects your faith and the hopes you have for your final farewell. Pre-planning can also be a great comfort to children and family members, allowing them to focus more fully on prayer, remembrance, and grieving rather than difficult planning decisions during an emotional time. If you are interested in learning more about pre-planning your funeral or being connected with our bereavement ministry teams, please contact us.
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