St. Joseph's Updates

New Holy Family Bell Plaza legacy brick program provides proceeds to help beautify and preserve the cemetery grounds, support ongoing care, and ensure that this sacred space remains a place of peace, faith, and dignity for generations to come.

Each year on March 19, the Church celebrates the feast of Saint Joseph, the humble guardian of the Holy Family and patron of the universal Church. Though he spoke no recorded words in Scripture, his life speaks volumes—of quiet strength, unwavering obedience, and deep trust in God. Here at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery in Council Bluffs, Iowa, this feast day carries special significance. Entrusted with the care of those who have gone before us, our cemetery reflects the very v

Though the skies were gray and the chill of November lingered, hearts were warm and prayerful as our community gathered for Mass for all the soul of the departed. Originally planned to take place at the St. Joseph altar in the cemetery, the celebration was moved indoors to St. Peter’s Catholic Church due to the cold winds and rain. Despite the change in location, the spirit remained deeply rooted in remembrance. Families and friends came together to pray for all who rest in

In the heart of Council Bluffs, Iowa, lies St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. This sacred ground is managed through the efforts of the Diocese of Des Moines and three local parishes: St. Patrick Catholic Church, St. Peter's Catholic Church, and Corpus Christi Catholic Church. More than just a burial site, the cemetery stands as a strong symbol of faith, love, and community among Catholics. As you think about your estate planning, it's worth considering the impact of leaving a lega

The Catholic Meaning of Burial and Eternal Rest

American flags placed in remembrance of the deceased. Today on as the nation celebrated Memorial Day, Corpus Christi Catholic Parish, St....