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Catholic Cemeteries of Sandusky
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Now Hiring: Field LaborerThe Catholic Cemeteries of Sandusky is looking for a part-time Field Laborer (approximately 20 hours per week, through the end of October). Position includes mowing and trimming cemetery lawns, maintaining trees, shrubbery and landscaping, as well as preparing graves and setting headstones. The ideal candidate will have knowledge and experience in safely running mowers, string trimmers, hedge trimmers, edging equipment and chain saws. Knowledge of using a backhoe, tractor and dump truck is a plus, but not required.Candidate must have a valid driver’s license, ability to read and follow written directions, work respectfully with others, good communication skills, follow safety guidelines, and lift/move heavy items.
Applications should be sent to Pastor Fr. Monte Hoyles at mhoyles@sanduskycatholic.org. -
Pre-Construction Sale Happening Now!
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Two new columbaria (a place dedicated to a number of niches) are being constructed in front of the current mausoleum at Calvary Cemetery!
Pre-planning with the Catholic Cemeteries of Sandusky offers peace of mind and helps bring comfort to those you love at a time when they need it most. Call our offices today to reserve your niche: (419) 625-2673.
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Niche PricingCompanion - $3,400.00 (includes tax)
Includes final resting place, memorial and flower vase, inurnment, and chapel fees for two cremated remains.
Single - $2,235.00 (includes tax)
Includes final resting place, memorial and flower vase, inurnment, and chapel fees for your cremated remains.
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Our Cemeteries
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St. Joseph Cemetery
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St. Mary Cemetery
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Calvary Cemetery
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Catholic cemeteries are...
- an extension of the parish where those who have worshipped and prayed together in life now await the resurrection of the body in death.
- rooted in ancient religious traditions that display a respect for the deceased and a reverence for their physical remains.
- a constant reminder that death is just a part of the journey that leads to new life.
- sacred places that strive to create a religious environment conducive to prayer, reflection, and remembrance. Our cemeteries encourage prayerful visitation through the use of statuary, landscaping, architecture, and Christian symbolism throughout buildings and by memorialization.
By choosing a Catholic cemetery, one selects a final resting place that reflects the beliefs and values from life's personal journey. It is a resting place that is sacred and shared with all fellow pilgrims awaiting the resurrection of the dead and the promise of everlasting life.
In our complex and busy world, the desire to do things well spiritually, as well as sensibly, is often complicated by practical matters like time, money, and information. Nothing seems quite as easy to do as it first appears. This is also true of planning for a burial place. We recommend that you do this now for the final stage of your journey, while your decision can be made spiritually and prudently.
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Office InformationThe Catholic Cemeteries of Sandusky Office
2020 Sanford St.
Sandusky, OH 44870
Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 9 AM - 1 PM
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Heather Kromerccsanduskycatholic.orgOffice Manager
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