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St. John Cemetery
The Catholic Church recognizes seven corporal works of mercy, the seventh of which is to bury the dead. Following our Catholic faith, St. John considers our cemetery a holy place. As such, we have a responsibility to see that the grounds remain sacred and well maintained. It is our duty to show mercy long after the funeral is over. Please help us meet this responsibility by respecting our cemetery rules and regulations.
Costs and Fees
Cost of Plot $275.00
Annual Maintenance Fee (per plot) 15.00
(Maximum of $100)
Long Term Care (30 year) $450.00 -
Cemetery Rules and Regulations
1. The Church office must be contacted at 318-256-5680 before digging a grave.
2. All headstone designs must be preapproved by the Cemetery Committee prior to placing on any gravesite.
3. No fences, barriers, benches, rocks, trees, hedges, lighting, decorations, or other structures that may interfere with mowing and upkeep are allowed.
4. Footstones must be buried at ground level.
5. The use of grass killing chemicals is prohibited.
6. All weathered flowers must be removed timely.
7. Cremated remains (cremains) must be interned in the ground or in a preapproved columbarium.
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Calendar of Activities
Oct. 31, 2020 Cleanup & place flowers in cemetery at your convenience
Nov. 1, 2020 11:00 AM Blessing of the Graves (after Mass) **
7:00 PM Rosary in the cemetery (Luminaries will be on the graves)
Nov. 2, 2020 5:30 PM All Souls Day Mass in the cemetery
**Please note that there will be no covered dish dinner after the Blessing of the Graves, due to COVID-19 restrictions. Nor will there be a gumbo dinner on Saturday.
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Cemetery Committee
Rose Gatti
Jeremy Koss
Emily Rains
Mary Beth Tarver -
St. John Cemetery
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