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Calvary Cemetery & Mortuary
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Calvary Cemetery | Calvary Mortuary is among the oldest and largest cemeteries in Los Angeles, and it is minutes from the heart city. On the gently rolling parkland are the Stations of the Cross, placed at intervals along the main drive, prayed on Sundays in Lent and in November. Calvary’s spacious mortuary (18,000 square feet) features three large visitation rooms, four private arrangement rooms, a visitors’ lounge, and a flower shop. The Calvary mausoleum is adorned with beautiful stained glass and hand-painted ceilings. It is here that you may join us daily for Mass. Notable on the Calvary skyline is the well-known All Souls Chapel, an ornate Gothic church with a gabled tower and spire.
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Visitation HoursCalvary Cemetery is open for visitation 365 days per year.
Gates open for visitation at 8 am daily
Closing hours vary by season
Fall and Winter, gates close at 5 pm
Spring and Summer, gates close at 6 pm
Current Gate Hours: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Calvary Mausoleum Hours: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Gethsemane Mausoleum Hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Contact Information
(323) 261-3106
calvaryla@catholiccm.orgCemetery Management:
Olga Medina, Manager
Mortuary Management:
Sonyaann Sandoval-Carreon, Manager
Preneed/Advance Planning:
Manuel Santizo, Manager
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News
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April 14
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles Cemeteries and Mortuaries remain consistent in keeping with our mission to be of service to our communities while maintaining your and our teams’ health and safety as a priority. Our management is in daily review of current health directives from local and federal authorities. In response, operational changes are effective April 11, 2022. Click here for important details.Read More -
April 13
The story didn’t begin so well that recent Sunday in East L.A. The King of Kings, Lord of Lords, who had come to earth to save humans from their endless transgressions, was betrayed by a former follower, falsely accused by the powers that be, put on trial, convicted, and sentenced to death . . . nailed to a cross between a pair of lowly thieves. And yet there was a happy ending. (more...)Read More -
April 6
With our 250-Year Jubilee upon us, a lot of celebrating is going on around our Archdiocese these days, and Catholic Cemeteries & Mortuaries is right in the midst of it. That was clear on Saturday, April 2, when dozens of our employees joined the crowd for “Camino: A Walk With Jesus.” (more...)Read More -
March 30
Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, welcomed the return of their long-standing tradition of the Stations of the Cross following a two-year absence. A Lenten season tradition which began in the early 1920’s with local priests and deacons leading the Stations of the Cross through Calvary Cemetery Los Angeles. (more...)Read More
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MOTHER'S DAY ROSARY 2022
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Hosted by
Assumption Cemetery, Simi Valley
Presider Deacon Ricardo Mora,
St. Ferdinands Catholic Church, San FernandoWorship Aid (pdf)
Catholic Cemeteries & Mortuaries
Archdiocese of Los Angeles
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Where to find us
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Calendar
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Monday, May 30, 10:00 AM
Catholic Cemeteries and Mortuaries will celebrate Memorial Day Mass at 10:00 AM on Monday, May 30, 2022. The public are invited to attend your local Catholic Cemetery or join us online. The following is the list of Principal Celebrants for our Memorial DayRead More -
Sunday, June 5
Feast Day - Seventh Sunday after EasterRead More -
Sunday, June 12
Feast Day - First Sunday after Pentecost.Read More -
Tuesday, June 14, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Catholic Cemeteries & Mortuaries invites you to remember and pray for those we have lost by joining us on the second Tuesday of each month for our Memorial Mass. Special intentions are offered for those recently served by our Catholic Cemeteries and Mortuaries. You may submit prayer requests here on our site. The Livestreams are transmitted live from the San Fernando Mission Chapel in Mission Hills, California, and begin at 11:00 am., they can be found here on our site or on our Cemetery Facebook Pages. All prior Masses are available on our Video Archive Pages. Please note that due to COVID, this is a Virtual Mass only.Read More
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covid-19 vaccine public service announcement
Pope Francis, Archbishop Jose Gomez, Cardinals, and Bishops throughout North and South America share a message of hope and unity. "Getting vaccinated is a simple yet profound way to care for one another, especially for the most vulnerable. I pray to God that each one of us can make his or her own small gesture of love." Pope Francis says in this 3-minute video recorded in Spanish with English subtitles.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE READ THE STATEMENT ON RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION FOR VACCINATION AGAINST COVID-19.
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Covid-19 Funeral AssistanceFEMA is accepting applications for funeral and burial expenses
