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All Souls Cemetery & Mortuary
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All Souls Cemetery | All Souls Mortuary combines the beauty of California’s Catholic heritage with the conveniences of modern planning. The grounds are vast, and the atmosphere is natural and serene. On the 78 well-manicured acres are extraordinary shrines dedicated to our Catholic saints. An exquisite outdoor altar with a stained-glass crucifix high above is used annually for All Souls Day and Memorial Day Masses.
All Souls Cemetery offers a wide selection of burial options, including Lawn Crypts, Family Estates, Niches, and our beautiful new Cremation Gardens.All Souls Mortuary is a spacious building (19,000 square feet) that includes three rooms for visitation and a chapel that can seat 220. The after-service reception area includes a kitchen. The mortuary also provides ample parking, courtyards, a visitors’ lounge, a private room for the family, and a flower shop.
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Visitation Hours
All Souls 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
(562) 424-8601
allsouls@catholiccm.orgCemetery Management:
MaryAnn McAdams, Manager
Lorraine Nutt, Assistant ManagerMortuary Management:
Dana M. Herrera, Manager
Preneed/Advance Planning:
Michael Casey, Manager
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News
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Learn how Catholic Cemeteries and Mortuaries is committed to safely caring for families during the COVID-19 pandemic.Read More -
On Monday, May 31, 2021, Archbishop Jose Gomez celebrated Memorial Day Mass in the Chapel of the Risen Christ at Holy Cross Cemetery & Mortuary in Culver City. Concelebrating with the Archbishop was the Rev. Msgr. Terrance Fleming with the assistance of Deacon Alberto Reyes. As Mass began, Honor Guard Team 3 Los Alamitos performed a Color Ceremony followed by a beautiful a cappella rendition of God Bless America provided by Elisha Soronio. Bouquets of white roses were presented and blessed in honor of those who have passed into eternal life. A folded American flag was placed with the flowers in honor of those who gave their lives in service to our country. Cantor Christopher Avendano's remarkable recessional of America the Beautiful was punctuated by Larry Grossman playing Taps at the conclusion of Mass. This special Mass may be viewed here on our site by clicking on the header of this article or on our Facebook pages.Read More -
On Saturday, June 19th, at 2 pm, we invite you to join us in prayer as we give thanks to fathers and fathers-to-be. Our annual Father's Day Rosary will be streamed from Holy Cross Cemetery in Pomona. Family and friends are encouraged to participate via our webpage or our Facebook pages.Read More
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Covid-19 Funeral AssistanceFEMA is accepting applications for funeral and burial expenses
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Where to find us
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Calendar
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Wednesday, August 4, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Ministers of Consolation represent the Church as they serve those who mourn the loss of a loved one. They should understand the Order of Christian Funerals and be compassionate and loving. As the Order of Christian Funerals states, “The Church calls each member of Christ’s body- priest, deacon, layperson- to participate in the ministry of consolation: to care for the dying, to pray for the dead, to comfort those who mourn.” (OCF 8) Training focuses on understanding Catholic Funeral Rituals and Funeral Planning Ministering to the bereaved Understanding what grief and mourning are Building a support group in your Parish This is a 10 consecutive sessions commitment. Wednesday’s from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm from July 7th to September 8th, 2021 $15 per session. This training is online, via Zoom. You can enroll through the ADLA store by clicking above.Read More -
Tuesday, August 10, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Memorial Masses are celebrated monthly at 11 am on the second Tuesday of each month with special intentions for those served by our Catholic Cemeteries and Mortuaries. Families and friends are invited and encouraged to participate virtually through our Facebook and Web pages.Read More -
Wednesday, August 11, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Ministers of Consolation represent the Church as they serve those who mourn the loss of a loved one. They should understand the Order of Christian Funerals and be compassionate and loving. As the Order of Christian Funerals states, “The Church calls each member of Christ’s body- priest, deacon, layperson- to participate in the ministry of consolation: to care for the dying, to pray for the dead, to comfort those who mourn.” (OCF 8) Training focuses on understanding Catholic Funeral Rituals and Funeral Planning Ministering to the bereaved Understanding what grief and mourning are Building a support group in your Parish This is a 10 consecutive sessions commitment. Wednesday’s from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm from July 7th to September 8th, 2021 $15 per session. This training is online, via Zoom. You can enroll through the ADLA store by clicking above.Read More
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