Each month, the Catholic Cemeteries holds a brief prayer service to remember those infants who were stillborn or who lived any length of time. Those who have lost an infant are invited to attend the service and pray with us for their baby and the others on the last Wednesday of each month at 1:30

The Archbishop of Louisville celebrates the All Souls’ Day Mass at 11:00 a.m. at Calvary Cemetery. All Souls’ Day is a Roman Catholic day commemorating the faithful departed or those baptized Christians believed to be in purgatory. It is celebrated on November 2 unless this date falls on a Sunday. When this happens, All Souls’

Each month, the Catholic Cemeteries holds a brief prayer service to remember those infants who were stillborn or who lived any length of time. Those who have lost an infant are invited to attend the service and pray with us for their baby and the others on the last Wednesday of each month at 1:30

Join us for Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz's blessing and the lighting of the Tree of Remembrance, located by the Newburg Road entrance at Calvary Cemetery. Hot drinks and pastries will be available, as well as complimentary personalized glass ornaments which participants are encouraged to hang on the tree in memory of loved ones. This event

Each month, the Catholic Cemeteries holds a brief prayer service to remember those infants who were stillborn or who lived any length of time. Those who have lost an infant are invited to attend the service and pray with us for their baby and the others on the last Wednesday of each month at 1:30 p.m. The service is held in Calvary Cemetery in the “Holy Innocents Section” (Section 20). The names of all of the infants buried during the month in any of the archdiocesan Catholic cemeteries will be mentioned during the service. Any other name, whether the infant was buried in a prior month or in another cemetery, can also be mentioned at the request of the families or friends. Holy water is sprinkled on the graves of those babies buried that month in the Holy Innocents Section.

Each month, the Catholic Cemeteries holds a brief prayer service to remember those infants who were stillborn or who lived any length of time. Those who have lost an infant are invited to attend the service and pray with us for their baby and the others on the last Wednesday of each month at 1:30 p.m. The service is held in Calvary Cemetery in the “Holy Innocents Section” (Section 20). The names of all of the infants buried during the month in any of the archdiocesan Catholic cemeteries will be mentioned during the service. Any other name, whether the infant was buried in a prior month or in another cemetery, can also be mentioned at the request of the families or friends. Holy water is sprinkled on the graves of those babies buried that month in the Holy Innocents Section.

Each month, the Catholic Cemeteries holds a brief prayer service to remember those infants who were stillborn or who lived any length of time. Those who have lost an infant are invited to attend the service and pray with us for their baby and the others on the last Wednesday of each month at 1:30

*We will be hosting an ongoing Stations of the Cross event every Friday during the Lenten season. The stations will be outdoors in a different cemetery each Friday*   On this first Stations of the Cross, we will gather in Calvary Cemetery at the St. Phillip Neri Cross in Section 35.   Students from Saint

*We will be hosting an ongoing Stations of the Cross event every Friday during the Lenten season. The stations will be outdoors in a different cemetery each Friday*   On the second Friday of Lent, we will meet at St. Louis Cemetery in the Priest Section, behind the flagpole.   Students from Holy Trinity School

*We will be hosting an ongoing Stations of the Cross event every Friday during the Lenten season. The stations will be outdoors in a different cemetery each Friday*   On the third Friday of Lent, the Stations will take place at St. Michael Cemetery. We will gather at the Priest Section.   Students from Saint