Our Diocesan Cemeteries
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Overview of Cemetery Locations
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Our Mission
The Catholic Cemetery is a sacred place and a testimony to the Christian belief of Jesus Christ's death and resurrection. While being ever mindful of the sacredness of our cemeteries in which the bodies of the deceased rest, it is our duty to perform this corporal work of mercy in a compassionate and caring fashion. The Catholic Cemetery is an expression of our relationship with God through a graced environment of beautifully manicured grounds and buildings.
We accept the responsibility of implementing this apostolate to the people of God in the Diocese of Joliet under the direction and supervision of a dedicated staff. We will proclaim through our words, work and example the sacredness of the Human Body and the rich tradition of the Catholic Church and its teachings, which relate to death, burial and devotion to the departed souls.
Photo: Mt. Olivet Cemetery & Garden Mausoleum, Joliet
Photo: Assumption & Mausoleum, Wheaton
Photo: All Saints Cemetery & Mausoleum, Bourbonnais
Photo: Risen Lord Cemetery, Oswego
Photo: St.John the Baptist Cemetery, Joliet
Photo: S.S. Peter & Paul Cemetery, Naperville |
Joliet
Mt. Olivet Cemetery & Garden Mausoleum
(City Center Joliet)
1320 E. Cass St. (West of Briggs St.)
815-726-7444 fax 815-726-7444
S.S. Cyril & Methodius Cemetery
(East Joliet/New Lenox)
Rt. 6/Maple Rd. (East of Briggs St.)
815-838-0395 fax 815-834-4069
St. John The Baptist Cemetery
Ruby St. at Clement
(East of Rt. 30 & Raynor Ave.)
815-838-0395 fax 815-834-4069
St. Patrick Cemetery
( in the St. Patrick Neighborhood)
Jefferson St. at Hunter Ave.
(East of Raynor Ave.)
815-838-0395 fax 815-834-4069 |
Oswego
(Plainfield, & West Naperville)
Risen Lord Cemetery, Oswego
1501 Simons Rd ( 127 th St.)
5 miles West of Rt. 59 and
1 mile East of Douglas Rd.
630-554-7590 fax 630-554-7592 |
