[header] How to plan a catholic funeral [title] Speak with the priest about your wish to prepare a catholic funeral. [step] He will advise you about possible times to have the funeral. The funeral is usually set for three days after the death happened.
[header] How to plan a catholic funeral [title] Speak with the priest about your wish to prepare a catholic funeral. [step] He will advise you about possible times to have the funeral. The funeral is usually set for three days after the death happened.
Choose a time when the priest is not very busy or really can't avoid work or other professional commitments. [substeps] Many churches have an ivies (a faith funeral) option where the priest agrees not to take part in the funeral unless permission is provided. To arrange the ceremony, call the pastor of your parish and ask them to recommend the best catholic funeral service option. You can also probably find a ceremony planner online who can help you work out a time to have the funeral. [substeps] As other celebrant who pray for the family each day, it is better if it happens when the family and friends that are catholic are together. [title] Decide on how much time you would like to devote to the funeral. During this time, there are things that need to be decided and there is paperwork to be done. Obtain a copy of the death certificate from the hospital or doctor.