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The Cemetery office is located in the parish administration building on the corner of South 2nd Avenue and Filak Street in Manville.The enforcement of all rules and regulations is entrusted to the superintendent of the Cemetery and his staff.

The administration and supervision of the Cemetery are the responsibility of the Pastor of Sacred Heart Church.

The Cemetery conforms in all relevant matters to the applicable laws of the New Jersey State Statutes regulating the operation and administration of such facilities.

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The grounds and all lots have been solemnly consecrated according to the Rites of the Roman Catholic Church and as such are subject to all the relevant canons of the Code of Canon Law of the Roman Catholic Church.The Cemetery is owned and operated by the Polish Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart, Manville, NJ.We invite everyone to understand this cemetery as a statement of our Catholic Faith and as an expression of our commitment to prayer and service. In the valuable recordkeeping which we do, we also serve as an archives of the community of Faith in this place and time. We see this aspect of our ministry in particular as catechesis and evangelization. We minister to the living by helping them to anticipate their needs when the time will come for them to face the reality of death through the arrangement of burial space for themselves at a moment when they can acknowledge and address the issues surrounding their own mortality in an atmosphere of peaceful reflection. We also seek to minister to the poor, who must be treated with dignity in life as well as in death. Our facilities and services include a place for burial, an environment to meet the needs of the liturgy of burial, an atmosphere to encourage prayer for the dead and in which love is remembered, hope is rekindled, and faith is awakened and strengthened. The Catholic cemetery seeks to assist people in accepting the reality of death in a context of faith in the promise of eternal life. They reflect the deep faith of Catholic Christians in the intimate connection between the death of the believer and the death of the Lord, support our conviction that the bodies of the baptized have been the dwelling place of the Holy Spirit, and are an expression of the ministry of the Church to the bereaved among us and to the deceased themselves who continue to be members of the church, suffering and triumphant. Michael Ukrainian Churches.Ĭatholic cemeteries and churches are places consecrated and set apart as the 'sacred space' which the Church designates and reserves in this world exclusively for the worship of God and the celebration of His mysteries. The right to purchase burial easements at Sacred Heart Cemetery is limited to parishioners of Christ the Redeemer Parish, along with parishioners of the other Catholic churches in town, i.e., St. Memorial counselors also offer information on purchasing cemetery plots for your pre-planning needs. A beautiful, peaceful grotto was built from the stone blocks salvaged from the demolition of the orginal Sacred Heart Church building.Ī caring staff provides well-maintined grounds designed to meet the needs of each family and to commemorate the lives of those buried there. It was envisioned these statues would inspire hope of the resurrection to all who viewed it. Sacred Heart Cemetary is not only a burial place but also is a place conducive to prayer and meditation with religious statues at each circle. A final purchase of land was made increasing the total to 74.7 acres. As the population of Manville increased, an additional 22 acres of land was puchased for cemetery use. The cemetery is located on Millstone River Road in Hillsborough.

It was blessed by Bishop Walsh on October 17, 1927. 1925, Sacred Heart Parish purchased 40 acres of property on the outskirts of Manville for a parish cemetery.1096 Millstone River Rd., Hillsborough Township, NJ