Holy Savior Catholic Cemetery

Holy Savior’s Story

The newest diocesan cemetery is Holy Savior Cemetery, Gibsonia. In 1992, The Catholic Cemeteries Association purchased a 120-acre tract of land in Pine and Richland Townships that for more than a century was the FarVue/Kennedy dairy farm. Development for this cemetery began in late 1996. The cemetery was dedicated June 8, 1997 by Bishop David A. Zubik. Bishop Zubik also dedicated the Holy Savior Chapel Mausoleum on November 26, 2005.

Holy Savior Cemetery is the only cemetery with a green burial option. This section is named Saint Francis of Assisi Green Burial Section, in honor of the saint’s love of creation and all natural things.

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St. Francis of Assisi Green Burial Section

We are excited to present our first Green Burial option at Holy Savior Catholic Cemetery. We used natural building materials such as limestone, boulders and holly bushes to edge each lot along with the natural grass center walkway. These design elements complement the nearby Saint Francis of Assisi Green Burial section and gazebo.

Holy Savior Chapel Mausoleum

As of November 2022, the latest addition to the Holy Savior Chapel Mausoleum has been blessed by Bishop David A. Zubik! For more information on availability in this new addition, contact us today.