Transcription of CATHOLIC FUNERAL PLANNING GUIDE
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CATHOLIC FUNERAL PLANNING GUIDE . TABLE OF CONTENTS. PASTORAL LETTER- THAT WE MAY HAVE HOPE. By Most Reverend Richard Joseph Malone, Th. D., , Bishop of Portland 2. CRITICAL INFORMATION & MILITARY SERVICE 8. FUNERAL INFORMATION 11. CEMETERY INFORMATION 14. FAMILY INFORMATION 16. NOTIFICATIONS 17. WILL INFORMATION 18. SOCIAL SECURITY 19. VETERANS BENEFITS 20. FINANCES 21. INSURANCES, PENSIONS, MUTUAL FUNDS, STOCKS, ETC 22. REAL ESTATE, LOCATION OF IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS 23. MEDICAL HISTORY 24. BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION 25. NOTES 26. CATHOLIC CEMETERIES OF MAINE 27. Developed by the Maine CATHOLIC Cemetery Committee Roman CATHOLIC Diocese of Portland Cover photo Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Portland Me. THAT WE MAY HAVE HOPE. By MOST REVEREND RICHARD JOSEPH MALONE Th. D., , BISHOP OF PORTLAND. Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, The promise of eternal life with God once the earthly journey of a faithful disciple has ended is the greatest hope, comfort and strength of our CATHOLIC faith.
Nevertheles s, the family always has the option to . celebrate a funeral Mass (even in the absence of a body or cremated remains) at a later date. In this way, we recall that every member of the Christian faithful shares equally in Christ’s death and Resurrection. 4. Funeral liturgies are normally celebrated in a parish church.
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