Catholic Cemeteries of Oshkosh
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Help Needed
Caring for our Catholic cemeteries is far more labor-intensive than caring for a home lawn. Trimming around thousands of stones and mowing large, uneven areas takes many hours each week. If you're able to volunteer even a little time, your help would be a blessing.
Our greatest need right now is help with trimming around the markers. We are inviting families to consider adopting a small section of the cemetery and caring for it a few times each season. It's a simple way to honor loved ones, serve the parish, and keep our sacred grounds beautiful.
Your willingness to help also plays a real part in keeping maintenance costs down for the parish.
If you are interested, please talk to Deacon Pat at (920) 235-7412.
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Summer Cemetery Memorial Masses
Due to the priest transitions in our parishes, there will be no Cemetery Masses this summer, as we normally have. Even though we won't have the cemetery Masses this summer you are encouraged to pray for your deceased loved ones.
Thank you for your understanding!
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Catholic Cemeteries of Oshkosh
Catholic Cemeteries of Oshkosh, Inc., was created to provide final resting places for the departed of the parishes of Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Riverside Catholic Cemetery (1901 Algoma Blvd)
Sacred Heart Cemetery (2747 Knapp Street)
Calvary Cemetery (2450 Algoma Blvd)
The cemeteries are wholly owned and managed by the Pastors of Most Blessed Sacrament, St. Jude the Apostle, and St. Raphael the Archangel Parishes.
To Request More Information
You may request a booklet containing cemetery Rules & Regulations and/or a current price list from any of the three Oshkosh Catholic parishes.
To purchase lots (burial rights) or columbarium niches, contact Jan Fendt, Sexton, at (920) 235-7412.Catholic Cemeteries of Oshkosh, Inc. is a non-profit corporation.
The Cemetery Office is at St. Jude Parish: 1025 West 5th Ave. Oshkosh, WI 54902 (920) 235-7412
Jan Fendt, Sexton
Deacon Pat Gelhar, Cemetery Administrator