flame-based cremation, and producing less carbon dioxide and pollutants. [1][5] It is being presented as an alternative option at some British crematorium sites.[11] As of August 2007...
In the Middle East and Europe, both burial and cremation are evident in the archaeological record in the Neolithic era. Cultural groups had their own preferences and prohibitions. The...
some Catholics have done so without seeking it.[10] Traditional Catholics have objected to... While in Orthodoxy there is no direct connection between cremation and the dogma of the general...
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The former reasons for objecting to it do not generally apply, and there may be good environ- mental and social reasons for preferring cremation. However cremation is not the same as...
Catholics and Cremation As Christians, we profess our faith in the incarnation of the Word made flesh in Jesus Christ whose body was born of Mary, walked the earth, died on the cross, and...
disposition (cremation, ground burial. and burial at sea) • Organ donation: * o the act of an individual client or family member choosing to give or receive a donated organ • Other: o...
6 Nonetheless, in the disposition of the bodies of the deceased, Catholics must be attentive to the appearance and meaning of the method used. Cremation itself would be unacceptable if it...
What A Catholic Needs To Know ; What is Cremation? · Is Cremation an Approved Form of Christian Burial? · When Should Cremation Take Place? · What Catholic rites are available for those choosing cremation? · How should cremains (cremated remains) of the body be handled?
funeral and burial arrangements, ensure that the bodies of Catholics are buried in cemeteries or other sacred places. When, for legitimate reasons, cremation has been chosen, the ashes of...