Holy Sepulchre Catholic Cemetery & Mausoleum

About

Consecrated in 1923, Holy Sepulchre was the first cemetery in the Archdiocese to open post World War I, after Mt. Olivet Cemetery began to run out of burial space. Prior to being a Cemetery, the land served as Worth racetrack and later, state militia training and stockades. Located in Alsip, Illinois, the Cemetery spans 315 acres and has over 165,00 interments (as of 12/31/22).

The most prominent feature of Holy Sepulchre is the Mausoleum of the Archangels. The Garden Mausoleum crypt complex was dedicated by Cardinal Bernardin in 1993, and features life-size statues of the Archangels Michael, Gabriel and Raphael. The iconic Mausoleum features outdoor above-ground burial spaces for full-body and cremated remains. The cemetery also features many shrines and statues honoring Irish Saints.
 
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LOCATION

6001 W. 111th Street
Alsip, IL 60803
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Hours of Operation

  • Cemetery Grounds

    Mon - Sun 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM

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  • Office

    Mon - Fri 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM

    Saturday 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

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Testimonials

The staff is very helpful,  and the grounds are kept very well.  It's a  nice place to visit, and  remember your  loved ones. It's a very quiet and peaceful place.
Martin G.
Superb facilities. Great service.
Gerardo A.
Beautiful Grounds, well kept. The staff is amazing. Precious memories of love are kept there for me.
Pat
Nice older cemetery, over 325 acres. Great for cemetery explorers. A wide variety of monuments and mausoleums
Rick D.
Their affordable plans made it so easy for me to take care of it on my own and not burden my family. Plus as a Catholic I am so grateful to be buried in a Catholic cemetery.
Linda D.

I am pleased with how easy it was to pick out our grave spots.
Highly recommended.

Bernadette B.

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