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DIOCESE OF ALLENTOWN DIOCESAN CEMETERIESNOTICE OF CHANGE OF Address you are the plot holder of record at either of the Diocesan Cemeteries and have changed your address, please complete the below

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1. Gather all necessary documents, such as death certificates, proof of ownership, and any required permits or permissions.
2. Visit the diocesan cemetery office and inquire about the process and any specific guidelines or requirements.
3. Choose a burial plot or cremation niche and complete any necessary paperwork, including signing a contract and paying any fees.
4. Provide all relevant information about the deceased, including their full name, date of birth, and date of death.
5. Coordinate with a funeral home or cemetery staff for the burial or cremation arrangements, including scheduling the funeral service or memorial.
6. Ensure that all burial or cremation preparations follow any religious or cultural customs or traditions.
7. Attend the funeral service or memorial and accompany the deceased to the designated gravesite or cremation area.
8. Participate in any additional rituals or ceremonies as desired or required.
9. Maintain regular contact with the diocesan cemetery office for any future needs, such as grave maintenance or monument installation.

Who needs diocesan cemeteries?

1. Diocesan cemeteries are primarily needed by individuals and families who identify with a specific diocese or religious denomination.
2. Those who wish to have their final resting place within a consecrated or blessed land may choose diocesan cemeteries.
3. Religious practitioners who want their burial or cremation arrangements to align with the customs and traditions of their faith may opt for diocesan cemeteries.
4. Families who prefer a cemetery managed by a religious institution, which may provide a sense of spiritual connection, often choose diocesan cemeteries.
5. Individuals seeking a supportive community surrounding the burial process, including access to religious services and counseling, may find comfort in diocesan cemeteries.

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