Cemeteries

Catholic cemeteries are prayerful places of reverence. The Catholic Church sets aside in perpetuity and solemnly blesses or "consecrates" the land of Catholic cemeteries. It is in this environment where Catholics dedicate themselves to the Corporal Work of Mercy to Bury the dead; the Spiritual Work of Mercy to Comfort the sorrowful; and the Spiritual Work of Mercy to Pray for the living and the dead.

Catholic Cemeteries are an extension of the parish community where those who worshiped together now rest together, awaiting Christ's return in glory. Burial in a Catholic cemetery is a final act of faith, a witness to one's belief in the resurrection and everlasting life.

Contact information, rules, and regulations regarding our parishes

St. Olaf (DeForest) Cemetery - Sexton, Charlie Ziegler  608-219-6658
Rules & Regulations

St. Joseph (East Bristol) Cemetery - Sexton, Rodney Gross  608-358-9668
Rules & Regulations

St. Jerome (Columbus) Cemetery - Sexton, Janet Groh  920-623-2276
Rules & Regulations

St. Thomas (Poynette) Hillside Cemetery - David Rowe 608-697-2357

St. Joseph (Rio) Cemetery - Donald Rowe 920-992-3643 or Margaret Halpin 920-992-3037


St. Patrick (Doylestown) Cemetery - Sexton, Steve Langsdorf 920-992-3343