Our Lady statue in the Marian Garden at Our Lady of the Rosary Cemetery

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Our Lady Photos

Every year on All Soul's Day, Our Lady hosts a Mass at the cemetery. After the Mass, families scatter wildflowers over the graves of their loved ones as a sign of our hope in the resurrection of the body. Then in the springtime, we have our annual Fields of Flowers Day, in which we invite all to come to the cemetery and enjoy the wildflowers. We see the flowers as a sign of hope for the great things to come.

Our Lady statue in the Marian Garden

Butterfly Cremation Garden sculpture with wildflowers

St. John Paul II statue — Be Not Afraid

Indian paintbrush wildflowers among memorial stones

Texas bluebonnets with an iron garden bench

Bluebonnets and crosses in spring

Bluebonnets and yellow wildflowers along a stone path

The Resurrection Cross surrounded by red roses

Close-up of the ornate gold Resurrection Cross

The Circle of Love garden

Circle of Love garden detail

Holy Family Garden

A family walking the St. Francis prayer path

Community gathering in the gardens

The spring-fed pond on a clear day

Reflections in the cemetery pond

Indian paintbrush wildflowers close-up

Hilltop view over the river valley in autumn

Butterfly Garden in full bloom

Marian Garden

St. Francis Garden

St. Francis Walk in spring

St. John Paul II Garden

Forest Garden among the trees

Wildflowers across the cemetery grounds

Memorial monument among wildflowers

Pathway through the prayer gardens

Scenic view of Our Lady of the Rosary Cemetery

Community gathering at the cemetery

All Souls Day Mass at the cemetery