Catholic cemeteries are burial grounds specifically designated for members of the Catholic Church. They reflect the beliefs and traditions of the Catholic faith, emphasizing the importance of honoring the deceased and the hope of resurrection. These cemeteries often feature religious symbols, such as crosses and statues of saints, and may include areas for prayer and reflection. In addition to serving as final resting places, Catholic cemeteries often provide services such as funeral planning and grief support. They are typically managed by local dioceses or parishes, ensuring that the burial practices align with Catholic teachings and values.