The Son Rise Morning Show, a National radio program on the Global Catholic Radio Network, which provides information, prayer and current news items from a Catholic Perspective, featured an 8-minute interview with The Most Rev. Timothy P. Broglio, JCD, Archbishop for the Archdiocese of the Military Services, USA on April 30^th.

NEW DATE
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MASS
NOVEMBER, 19, 2012 AT 3:00 PM

Please see attached invitation with respect to the funeral director mass and reception.

East Hanover cemetery getting visit from famous statue from Portugal associated with Catholic miracles

New Jersey Cemetery Using Thousands Of Solar Panels To Power Mausoleum

May 2, 2012 7:30 PM

The afterlife gets a new charge: East Hanover cemetery installs solar panels

Published: Wednesday, May 02, 2012, 6:30 AM Updated: Wednesday, May 02, 2012, 6:30 AM

By Dan Goldberg/The Star-Ledger The Star-Ledger

EAST HANOVER — At a cemetery, taking care of the dead requires a lot of work. Taking care of the living requires a lot of energy.

Ed Murray/The Star-Ledger Solar Mite Solutions installed solar panels for Borrego Solar at the Gate of Heaven cemetery in East Hanover. The company will sell the electricity to the diocese to help power the Gate of Heaven Chapel Mausoleum.

Cemetery cutting costs with solar power

Catholic Cemeteries of the Archdiocese of Newark cordially invites everyone to join them on June 5^th and June 6^th for the celebration of the Eucharist and to welcome the International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima.

Going Green in New Jersey Cemetery

Gate of Heaven Cemetery expands eco-friendly initiatives with instillation of solar panels

East Hanover, NJ (March 28, 2012) – ‘Going Green’ is not a term generally associated with Catholic Cemeteries, however the Archdiocese of Newark has been working to change this perception through the implementation of several eco-friendly initiatives including green burials, and the most recent addition, solar panels. Gate of Heaven Cemetery located in East Hanover, New Jersey is the first cemetery

NJ Cemetery Overlooking Manhattan Gets 9/11 Memorial

The Holy Name Cemetery's new two-story mausoleum was dedicated Saturday during a Mass led by Roman Catholic Bishop John Flesey, who invoked memories of his father at the site's chapel.

"It was here at this cemetery where my father and I would walk around and visit his father and mother, which is why this is so special for me," Flesey said during the service at 823 West Side Ave.

9/11 Memorial at Holy Cross Cemetery

A place to heal on solemn 10th anniversary

Archdiocese of Newark  - Catholic Cemeteries

9/11 Memorial Monument

Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington, N. J.

Cost of dying has risen, even for cremations

Viewings, caskets, urns add to expense; economy has impact

Vanessa Vera Roman

February 19, 2011

Renee DiMaggio, co-director of Par-Troy Funeral Home in Parsippany, holds urns used to hold the remains of people who choose cremation. / STAFF PHOTO: KAREN MANCINELLI

When Margot Pesce’s middle-aged sister died unexpectedly last month, the Montville resident found herself experiencing sticker shock: $6,000 to fulfill her sister’s wish to be cremated.

“It’s outrageous,” she said.

What’s New at Catholic Cemeteries

Maryrest Cemetery in Mahwah, Bergen County, NJ has undergone extensive construction this past year.  We have constructed two (2) garden mausoleums, a new office building, a green burial section and many other features throughout the cemetery to better accommodate our Catholic faithful.  In addition, there is a soon to be completed chapel mausoleum, which is presently under construction.  One feature we are very proud of is the addition of two (2) cemetery gazebos.