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Queen of Heaven Cemetery & Mortuary
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Set on rolling hills, Queen of Heaven Cemetery | Queen of Heaven Mortuary rests on more than 100 acres, with new ornate gardens in development. Its natural beauty shines through, accented by stunning statues, artwork and stained glass.
Queen of Heaven Mortuary is spacious (16,000 square feet), and the building includes two large visitation rooms and a chapel that seats 165. The reception area has kitchen facilities. There are three private arrangement rooms, a children’s grief resource center, a flower and gift shop, and a comfortable visitors’ lounge. Visitors can also wander through two courtyards cooled by beautiful fountains.
Conveniently located, Queen of Heaven is easy for family members to visit. Many leaders in culture and the arts have made Queen of Heaven their chosen resting place. Join us for special Masses and prayer events during the year.
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Visitation HoursQueen of Heaven 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 am - 6 pm
Office visits are currently available by appointment only.
Contact Information
(626) 964-1291
queenofheaven@catholiccm.orgManagement:
Ruth Rincon Velez, General Manager
Sylvia L. Dizon, Cemetery Manager
Preneed/Advance Planning:
Rosalinda Gaona, Manager
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Catholic Cemeteries & Mortuaries cordially invite you to a Virtual Día de Los Muertos Prayer Vigil led by Archbishop José H. Gomez. The Vigil will be live-streamed from Calvary Cemetery and Mortuary in East Los Angeles on Monday, November 1, at 7 p.m., family and friends are encouraged to send copies of photos of their departed loved ones. These photos will be placed at the large-scale community altar and will be blessed during the Vigil. Please send your photos via email to our Community Outreach Department email: outreach@catholiccm.org.Read More -
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 inspiring 3-minute video recorded in Spanish with English subtitles.Read More -
On August 4th, 2021, Catholic Cemeteries & Mortuaries of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles celebrated the blessing of a newly developed section for priests named after the patron saint of priests, St. John Vianney. The section was blessed by Bishop David O’Connell from the San Gabriel Pastoral region at Queen of Heaven Cemetery & Mortuary in Rowland Heights, on St. Vianney’s Feast Day. Priests from around the region joined the celebration and received a tour of the cemetery and mortuary grounds. Bishop Robert Barron from the Santa Barbara Pastoral region will bless a second dedicated section at Santa Clara Cemetery in Oxnard, CA on Friday, August 6th. These beautiful new developments will provide additional burial options and cremation selections for the communities served. Livestreams of both dedications are now available in this article.Read More -
Learn how Catholic Cemeteries and Mortuaries is committed to safely caring for families during the COVID-19 pandemic.Read More
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Monday, November 1, 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Due to Covid-19 concerns, this year's Dia de los Muertos celebrations will be Virtual. Community members are invited to join us for our LiveStream Prayer Vigil at 7 p.m. on November 1, 2021. This service will be streamed from Calvary Cemetery Los Angeles. In addition, Santa Clara Cemetery in Oxnard will host four community groups who have been invited to create community altars. These altars will be on public display through November 5, 2021. Dia de los Muertos, or “Day of the Dead,” celebrates the feasts of All Souls Day and All Saints Day. The celebration is an expression of Latin American culture and Catholic beliefs, which makes use of some familiar symbols to teach and celebrate the Church’s teaching on the communion of the saints and the souls in purgatory.Read More -
Monday, November 1, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Due to Covid-19 concerns, this year's Vigil will be a virtual Prayer Service. Five community groups have been invited to create Altars. The Prayer Vigil will be a Livestream service only. The community altars will be on display after All Souls Day Mass on November 1, 2021, in the Calvary Mausoleum courtyard. Community members may participate virtually and safely through our Website or Facebook pages. Altars will remain on display daily through November 5th. Dia de los Muertos, or “Day of the Dead,” celebrates the feasts of All Souls Day and All Saints Day. The celebration is an expression of Latin American culture and Catholic beliefs, which makes use of some familiar symbols to teach and celebrate the Church’s teaching on the communion of the saints and the souls in purgatory.Read More -
Tuesday, November 2, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Catholic Cemeteries & Mortuaries will once again be hosting a virtual Livestream All Souls Day Mass on Tuesday, November 2, 2021, at 10:00 a.m., Mass will be offered at Calvary Cemetery and Mortuary in East Los Angeles. This Mass will take place outside and will be open to the general public. Attendees must follow all current Covid-19 guidelines. Dia de los Muertos Community Altars will be on display after Mass in the Mausoleum Courtyard. Community members may participate virtually and safely through our Website or Facebook pages. Altars will remain on display daily through November 5th.Read More
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