Cremation, as a funeral ritual, is present in various cultures and religions of the world. In Europe, the burning of the bodies of the deceased is also becoming more and more popular. This is influenced by sanitary-epidemiological, social, and economic factors, as well as to a large extent the fact that the cremation of the deceased is accepted by the Christian and Catholic Church if it does not undermine the belief in the “resurrection of the body.”
The Church allows the possibility of performing funeral rites after placing the ashes in the urn, when:
- Cremation facilitates the removal of the remains of the deceased, for example, from abroad;
because of the distance, it is difficult for relatives, friends, and acquaintances to attend the funeral, and in a few days – at the burial of the ashes. - The funeral home organizes the funeral ceremony and the cremation process itself if it was the will of the deceased or his family. By its nature, such a ceremony is not much different from a traditional funeral. Farewell to the deceased person is an integral part. At the request of the family, this can happen before cremation (at the coffin) or after the burning of the body (at the urn).
- The cremation services offer comprehensive assistance in transporting the deceased to the crematorium, preparing the corpse for cremation, carrying out the act of burning the body and organizing a funeral and commemoration.
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