This October, as the leaves begin to turn and we find ourselves in the reflective month of the Most Holy Rosary, we invite you to join us for a special event that promises to be a moving tribute to those we hold dear. The Walk to Remember offers a unique opportunity to come together in communal prayer and remembrance of our loved ones.

Event Details

Date: Sunday, October 6, 2024

Time: 1:00-2:00pm

Locations:

• All Souls Cemetery, Chardon
• All Saints Cemetery, Northfield
• Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland
• Holy Cross Cemetery, Akron
• Holy Cross Cemetery, Cleveland
• Saint Joseph Cemetery, Avon
• Resurrection Cemetery, Valley City

We will pray the Rosary for your loved ones during a half-mile walk. This gentle walk will take us through the paths of our cemetery, allowing us to reflect on the lives and blessings of our loved ones in the beauty of nature’s embrace.

For those who cannot walk, or in case of rain, the Rosary will be prayed in the mausoleum or main office, ensuring that everyone who wishes to participate can do so in a supportive environment.

This event is not just an act of personal remembrance but a communal expression of faith and love, drawing together families, friends, and community members affected by loss.

Participating in the Walk to Remember can be a deeply meaningful experience. It offers:

• A way to honor loved ones with the spiritual power of the Rosary during the month of October.
• An opportunity to find comfort in the company of others who share in the journey of grief and remembrance.
• A moment to enjoy the peaceful, sacred spaces of our cemeteries, which serve as a testament to lives lived and memories cherished.

We welcome anyone who would like to join our Walk to Remember! To register, click here. Whether walking or not, you can also honor your departed loved ones on our online “In Remembrance” Wall.

As we walk and pray together, let us remember that in every step and every prayer bead, we reaffirm our connections to those who have gone before us, celebrating the spiritual bonds that death cannot sever.

Written By: Paige Muttillo | Marketing Manager | Catholic Cemeteries Association