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The Book of the Dead
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- The Book of the Names of the Dead is normally compiled to commemorate the death of a loved one on All Souls Day in November. Although there is no hardcopy book this year, we will take names online, by email at office@sjrgparish.org, and over the phone. Please submit the name of the individual in this form.
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The Journey From Grief to Healing

Following the loss of a loved one, a person may experience many different emotions, some of which may seem overwhelming. A person's pain experience may last a month, a year, or a lifetime. St. Joseph on the Rio Grande parishioners, who are members of the Ministry of Hope & Consolation, are available to listen, pray with the bereaved, and offer friendship and support during this healing process.

Ready to assist those who have had a death in the family, the Ministry of Hope & Consolation represents the "sympathetic heart" of the parish to those who are grieving. After experiencing training from the Catholic Center, members of this ministry are ready to offer help, support, heartfelt listening, and as much or as little practical services desired by families who are grieving.

Isabel Orosco and her co-ministers will gladly welcome you into this ministry. Contact the parish office for more information: 505.839.7952.

Learn more by reading this information on Funeral Services at St Joseph on the Rio Grande.

Consolation Ministry Note

When a family member of a parishioner dies but is buried elsewhere, the parishioner is invited to call the Consolation Ministry to inform them of the death. By calling, we can ensure the deceased person's name is put into the Memorial Mass traditionally held in early November.