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Catholic Christianity: Living the Catholic Life
The Catholic funeral rite
- 3 things to know
- Any of the three papers
Overview
The three stages of the rite, prayers at home, receiving the coffin, the Paschal candle, the Funeral Mass and final commendation, the Rite of Committal, cremation, and 'Preparing my funeral'.
What you need to know
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What happens in the home before a Catholic funeral?
How is the coffin received at the church?
Questions from this subtopic
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- 1
What are the three main stages of the Catholic funeral rite?
Model answer
The funeral rite has prayers in the home, the Funeral Mass in church and the Rite of Committal at the cemetery. Each stage marks a step on the journey of the deceased to God.
- 2
What happens in the home before a Catholic funeral?
Model answer
Family and friends gather to pray for the dead person, often with a priest. The Vigil for the Deceased may include readings, psalms and the Rosary.
- 3
How is the coffin received at the church?
Model answer
The priest sprinkles the coffin with holy water as a reminder of Baptism. A white pall may be placed over the coffin to recall the baptismal garment.
- 4
What is the significance of the Paschal candle at a funeral?
Model answer
The Easter candle stands near the coffin as a sign of the risen Christ. The candle proclaims that the light of Christ overcomes death.
- 5
What is the Funeral Mass?
Model answer
The Funeral Mass, or Requiem Mass, is the central celebration of the funeral rite. The Church offers the sacrifice of Christ for the soul of the deceased.
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What is the final commendation?
Model answer
The final commendation is the farewell to the deceased at the end of the Funeral Mass. The priest sprinkles and incenses the coffin, commending the person to God.
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