Funerals

It is best to accomplish these tasks while still of able mind and body.

• Plan a meeting with your parish priest or the Pastoral Care Office so a priest can administer the sacraments to the dying family member and answer any questions the family may have about death and the church’s funeral rites.
• Discuss your dying family member’s wishes, taking into consideration what is best for him or her. Honoring the wishes of the dying is outlined in this planning guide.
• Make any arrangements you can before the death of your loved one, including planning the funeral rites and selecting cemetery property.

Click here to view a Catholic Funeral Planning Guide.

Our Funeral Receptions Ministry provide food and/or assist families with hosting funeral receptions.

Your family may request a funeral reception at Prince of Peace after the funeral service.

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Our Book of the Names of the Dead, which is usually displayed in the back of the church, will not be available to the public.

Instead, you may enter the name of your loved one who has passed away this year.

Submit a Name of the Dead

To have a Mass offered for a loved one who has passed away, contact our Pastoral Care Office at 281.571.4112 or PCVolunteer@POPHouston.org.

You may also visit the Parish Office during office hours (8:30 am to 4:30 pm) to inquire about available dates.

Grief doesn’t end with the funeral rites, and can have lasting effects on individuals. Individuals grieve in different times, spaces, and manners.

Here at Prince of Peace we have the Grief Ministry a Bible-based, Christ-centered program that helps individuals who have experienced loss to find comfort, understanding, and healing in their grief journey.

To learn more about Grief Ministry, click here.

Memorial donations may be made in the name of a loved one, living or deceased. It’s a beautiful way to honor someone.

Flower Donations

Memorial Brick