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Rules and Regulations Catholic Diocesan Cemeteries Diocese of ProvidenceRevised January 2011Catholic Diocesan Cemeteries Diocese of Providence Thomas J. Robin, D.D. Bishop Diocese of Providence Reverend

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1. Gather necessary documents: Before filling out any forms, make sure you have all the required documents such as a death certificate, proof of ownership of the burial plot, and any relevant permits or authorizations.
2. Contact the cemetery office: Reach out to the Catholic diocesan cemetery office to inquire about the specific process and forms required for filling out their cemetery policies and paperwork.
3. Complete the application form: Fill out the application form provided by the cemetery office. This form will typically require information about the deceased, the desired burial location, and any additional services or requests.
4. Provide supporting documentation: Attach any necessary supporting documents to the application form, such as copies of the death certificate, proof of ownership, or any specific permissions or authorizations required by the cemetery.
5. Pay any required fees: Some catholic diocesan cemeteries may require payment for burial plots or additional services. Make sure to include any necessary payments along with the application form.
6. Review and submit: Double-check all the information provided on the application form and supporting documents for accuracy. Once everything is in order, submit the completed form to the cemetery office.
7. Follow up: If necessary, follow up with the cemetery office to ensure that the application has been received and processed. They will guide you through any additional steps or requirements.

Who needs catholic diocesan cemeteries?

1. Catholics: Catholic diocesan cemeteries are primarily designed for individuals who practice the Catholic faith and wish to have a religious burial in accordance with Catholic traditions and teachings.
2. Family members: Catholic diocesan cemeteries are also open to family members seeking burial spaces for their deceased loved ones, even if they may not be Catholic themselves. These cemeteries provide a serene and spiritual environment for all individuals.
3. Catholic organizations: Catholic diocesan cemeteries may also be utilized by Catholic organizations, such as religious orders, schools, or hospitals, to provide burial spaces for their members or employees who wish to be laid to rest in a Catholic cemetery.

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What is catholic diocesan cemeteries?

Catholic diocesan cemeteries are cemeteries owned and managed by a Catholic diocese for the burial of individuals who practice the Catholic faith.

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Catholic diocesan cemeteries are typically managed by the Catholic diocese or the appointed administrator of the cemeteries.

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The filing process for catholic diocesan cemeteries may vary, but typically involves submitting accurate and complete information regarding the cemetery operations, finances, and compliance with regulations.

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The purpose of catholic diocesan cemeteries is to provide a final resting place for individuals who belong to the Catholic faith community, in accordance with Catholic teachings and traditions.

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Information that may need to be reported on catholic diocesan cemeteries includes cemetery ownership, financial statements, burial records, and compliance with regulations governing cemetery operations.