This was known to have happened in the case of suicides. The actress Carole Landis, nominally a Catholic, was refused church burial by the authorities- therefore some Protestant minister officiated at her funeral- and she was laid to rest in Forest Lawn cemetry in the ( Everlasting Love) section. Somewhat oddly this did not apply to Lupe Velez, as there was some portent that the overdose of sleeping tablets- which she vomited up- then.. may have had second thoughts or was possibly accidental. It happened in bed, not on the highway, not that type of accident. Miss Velez was known as the Mexican Spitfire and was a popular film star, she died in l944. Miss Landis was a couple of years after the War. Not related to Baseball commissioner Judge!
According to Canon Law, everyone who resides in the physical boundaries of parish is a Catholic belonging to that parish. However, one must be registered in the parish to get certain benefits. For instance, your parish priest must attend to your spiritual needs, if you are registered parishioner. He must baptize your children, hear your confession, attend to you when you are sick with the sacraments, and bury you when you die. Oh, and of course, you get envelopes and the monthly diocesan newspaper!
If the dead was not a priest they don't do anything special with the corpse beside bathe it, dressed it and bury it.... I can't tell you what they do with the dead body of someone who was a Voodoo priest/ess.(you are not an initiate)
Possibly. This is why the church(Catholic) legalized cremation a few years back.
.Catholic AnswerTo bury the faithful in. It is not normally permitted to bury human remains inside a Church, outside of special circumstances and the Church requires that all graves be blessed. Most Catholic Churches have their own cemetery, if there is enough land available next to the Church, this is the most convenient place.
The French are predominantly Catholic - so normal catholic funeral. Most village have small cemeteries on the outskirts - they are well tended; the French have a day to celebrate dead relatives.
Pat Postlewaite has written: 'Bury me with balloons' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Membership, Spiritual life
its bury me bury me
The seer's name is Tiresias. He tells Creon that if Creon does not follow the laws of the gods and refuse to bury Antigone's brother, then Creon's own son will die.
Yes, the Church only gives Its rites and honors to those who are Her members. It would make little sense in reciting prayers or lavishing services on someone who choose not to believe in them while living. The Church will certainly bury a non-Catholic as it is one of the corporal acts of mercy, however, the funeral mass, if requested, would have to be private and the burial would take place in ground that has not been consecrated. However, a non-Catholic spouse is frequently given a Catholic funeral especially if he/she has been very supportive of his/her spouse's religion and allowed the children to be brought up as Catholics.
The homonym of "bury" is "berry." While "bury" means to place a dead body in the ground, "berry" refers to a small, pulpy, and typically edible fruit.
The homonym for bury is berry, meaning fruit.
They will bury the body tomorrow. Dogs like to bury their food for later.