Funeral

• Funerals can be held Monday-Thursday and Saturday.
• Funeral Masses are usually at 11:00 am.
• Memorial Masses with Cremains on Saturday are offered at 9am or 1 pm. 
• No eulogies may be given during the Funeral Liturgy per Archdiocesan guidelines. A good alternative is at the Wake Service the evening prior or at the luncheon after.
• An honorarium of $150 is given to the Musician.
• A honorarium at the discretion of the family may be given to the priest celebrant.  
• A donation at the discretion of the family may be given to the church.

• Masks must be worn at all times while in the building.
• Social distancing must be followed.
• No luncheons will take place at Prince of Peace.

A Reflection...

Through the reception of the Body and Blood of Christ, the sacrament of Holy Eucharist, we find comfort in good times and difficult times.  We are brought a level of connection with Jesus who helps guide us, mend our broken hearts, and strengthen our faith with him.  It is important for us to remember what Archbishop Vigneron says so well, " For all Christians, the Church's funeral rites are essential to the life of faith, hope, and charity to which our Father calls us.  In these rites, our heavenly Father joins us by the power of his Holy Spirit to the mystery of Christ's death and resurrection, binding us more closely to Christ and to each other in the Communion of Saints."  In our Catholic funeral we look to Jesus for Comfort in the Resurrection and it is our hope to share in the heavenly banquet of heaven where we are Baptized as a new eternal child of God.