Roman Catholic Diocese of Thunder Bay

Update: February 22, 2020

As per the Government of Ontario, the Bereavement Authority of Ontario, and for the safety of our patronage and staff, the Our Lady of Charity Mausoleum will NOT be opening at this time. Once the government has moved us into a safer zone we will look at reopening. Thank you for your patience
in this matter and hope to see everyone again soon.

Update: December 7, 2020

Mausoleum is closed to visitation.

Under consultation with the Bereavement Authority of Ontario, we are not permitting visitation at this time.

We thank you for following the Protocol which is in place for your safety and for the safety of our Funeral Service Providers.

St. Andrew’s Catholic Cemetery is committed to serving our bereaved families and their friends while, at the same time, ensuring their health and safety.  We are also committed to ensuring the health and safety of our employees.  In an effort to slow the transmission of this virus we have adjusted our operational processes and levels of public interaction.

Any individual who is under self-isolation or does not pass the self-screening test (see below) is not permitted to attend our office, cemetery or mausoleum building for any reason.... (READ MORE)

St. Andrew’s Catholic Cemetery (Diocese of Thunder Bay) is owned and operated for the benefit of the Catholic public by The Roman Catholic Bishop of Thunder Bay.

The Cemetery is intended for the interment of the human remains of Catholics who are entitled to Christian burial according to the rules and disciplines of the Church, and no Interment Rights Holder or other person shall have any right beyond those granted or conferred by these Bylaws.

St. Andrew's Cemetery page contains the following information.

• Information about Cemetery Office Information
• Information about St. Andrew's Cemetery itself and
• Cemetery By-law