Located in the grounds of the Woden Cemetery, Christ the Redeemer is a unique mausoleum surrounded by large, noble trees and has long served the Italian Catholic community who value the historical meaning of mausoleums in Italy, dating back centuries.
The mausoleum for above ground crypts was opened in 2002 and comprises secure internal and external burial crypts and a dedicated chapel area.
Mausoleum crypts
Interment options include family vaults, double crypts, single crypts and columbarium niches. Interment crypts include an inscription, ceramic photo, bronze vase and eternal light.
Columbarium niches
Columbarium niches are for interment of cremated remains (ashes) and are available for purchase.
Canberra Memorial Parks offer glass-fronted niches with an etched inscription by way of memorial. Family members can place photos and mementos behind the glass along with the urn. Also available are marble panelled niches which include an inscription and ceramic photo.
A range of packages to suit different tastes and budgets are available and enquiries are welcome.
Woden Cemetery, opened in 1936 on Canberra's southside, is a beautiful park for the community and for people to honour and celebrate the life of loved ones.
Gungahlin is home to Canberra's largest cemetery, the ACT’s first publicly owned crematorium and viewing room, and the Stringybark Room for onsite funeral services.
Hall Cemetery is the ACT's oldest cemetery with the first recorded burial in 1907 and now home to very rare and endangered plants including the Tarengo Leek Orchid.
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