GUIDELINES FOR CATHOLIC FUNERALS
ministers, funeral providers, grieving Catholic families and all Catholics in the Diocese of Wilmington. There is a trend among some of our Catholic people to omit the traditional Catholic funeral rites when they experience the death of their loved ones in favor of a prayer service at the funeral home or a private graveside
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