Whether you have an immediate need for burial space or are looking to pre-plan, Catholic Cemeteries of Long Island is here to help you. Please complete the form at the bottom of the page so that we can best assist you. One of our representatives will review your request and get back to you as soon as possible.

Cemetery Locations

For information on each of our four cemeteries, please click the images or links below. 

Cemetery of the Holy Rood
Westbury, New York

Queen of Peace Cemetery
Old Westbury, New York

Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Coram, New York

Queen of All Saints Cemetery
Central Islip, New York

Pre-Planning Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

There are many reasons why it makes sense to pre-plan your final resting place. Here are just a few:

  • Relieve your family of the stress and financial burden of making arrangements at a difficult time.
  • Secure a preferred burial location that best meets your family’s needs.
  • Ensure a final resting place that reflects your core Catholic beliefs.
  • Lock in today’s pricing. Costs for cemetery spaces are subject to increases as the years go by. 

Catholic Cemeteries of Long Island offers different burial space options to best meet your family’s needs. Available options include:

  • In-Ground Casket Burials: Traditional Graves and Lawn Crypts
    • Single Graves can accommodate up to 3 caskets and 3 urns
    • Lawn Crypts can accommodate 2 caskets and 3 urns
    • Double Graves and larger Family Plots are also available
  • Above-Ground Entombments: Crypts in Interior and Garden Community Mausoleums
  • Cremation Inurnment Options:
    • Niches (stone front and glass front options) in Interior and Garden Community Mausoleums
    • Niches in Outdoor Columbaria
    • Cremation Graves

Catholic Cemeteries of Long Island has put together a checklist to help walk families through the steps of preparing for a loved one’s funeral. The checklist can be viewed by clicking the link below.

Preparing for a Catholic Funeral – Planning Checklist

Catholic Cemeteries of Long Island offers no interest payment plans with only 10% down.  

Please keep in mind that spaces must be paid in full before any burials may be permitted in a grave, crypt, or niche. 

Yes. Cremation became an acceptable practice by the Catholic Church in 1963. The Church teaches that cremated remains must be given the same respect as the body, including the manner in which they are carried, and the attention given to their appropriate transport and placement. The cremated remains of a body are to be buried or entombed, preferably in a Catholic cemetery, using the rites provided by the Order of Christian Funerals.

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Planning Information Request Form

Complete and submit the below form to request additional information or to schedule a planning appointment. One of our representatives will review your request and contact you as soon as possible.