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The graveyard is central to the English village charm of our parish site. It is an historic place, which also continues to be available for new interments. St Jude’s may be the last place in Sydney where a funeral procession can move from the church door directly to the church yard for the burial.
During Spring, the wildflowers are left to grow and make a lovely display of a number of rare plants.
The cemetery opens daily at approximately 9:30 am and closes at 4:00 pm.
Click here for more about the history of our cemetery and its more recent enthusiasts.
Click here to view a map of all the current grave sites in the cemetery.
The columbarium, which was opened in 1956, is at the far end of the path which extends from the cemetery gates towards The Avenue. It is an attractive and peaceful place where the ashes of loved ones can be interred. Niches in the columbarium are available to anyone in the community (there is no requirement to be a church member).
Since 2006 St Jude’s has made available a Memorial Garden off the Northern entrance to the Columbarium. Here ashes can be placed in the garden and an inscription made on a small plaque on the garden edging. This provides a pleasant garden space for the ashes of loved ones, and is available to the whole community.
Ashes of direct relatives may be placed in older grave sites with permission from any next of kin and the Parish Council.
As with all burial areas here, the wording must be in keeping with the Christian nature of the cemetery.
Because of their limited numbers, grave sites are available to regular parishioners. They can be applied for, through written application to the Rector and Parish Council, and reserved on the cemetery plan.
As the site is a Heritage listed site, all monuments constructed have to be approved by both the Heritage Council and the Parish Council.
Columbarium
$1,870 – (plus plaque and fitting)
Memorial Garden
$2,200 – (plus plaque and fitting)
Grave Sites
POA – (plus monumentation)
Ashes in Older Grave sites
$2,200 – (plus plaque and fitting)
To enquire about purchasing a place, please contact the church office.
It is generally the responsibility of the next of kin to arrange for a plaque (on a columbarium niche or Memorial Garden place) or stone monument (on a grave) to commemorate the person whose remains are interred.
To arrange for the making of a plaque for the Columbarium or Memorial Garden, contact C.R Warne on 02 9299 4870, or corporateawards.com.au
Plaques for the Columbarium and Memorial Garden must be made as follows:
To arrange for a grave monument, please contact either of the following:
The process is: