TOP 30 Heritage cemetery preservation in Passaic, New Jersey

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Welcome to St. Michael Byzantine Catholic Cathedral, a vibrant spiritual home nestled in Woodland Park, New Jersey. Located at 415 Lackawanna Avenue, our Cathedral serves as a beacon of faith, community, and tradition for all who seek a deeper connection with God. As the Cathedral Church of Bishop Kurt Burnette for the Eparchy of Passaic, we are proud to be a Byzantine Catholic Church in full communion with the universal Catholic Church. Our rich liturgical heritage and welcoming atmosphere offer a unique spiritual experience for both parishioners and visitors alike.

Welcome to St. Michael the Archangel Byzantine Catholic Cathedral, a vibrant and welcoming community located at 112 1st Street, Passaic, New Jersey. As the Cathedral Church of Bishop Kurt Burnette for the Eparchy of Passaic, we are proud to serve as a spiritual home for Byzantine Catholics in full communion with the universal Catholic Church. At St. Michael's, we offer a rich tapestry of liturgical and community activities that celebrate our faith and heritage. Our schedule includes regular services and sacraments, such as Baptism, Chrismation, and the Holy Eucharist, which are administered together as the Sacraments of Christian Initiation. We believe in nurturing our members from an early age, ensuring that infants and children are integrated into the faith through regular reception of Holy Communion.

Welcome to Saint Nicholas Mausoleum Nestled in the serene surroundings of Passaic Avenue in Lodi, New Jersey, Saint Nicholas Mausoleum offers a peaceful and dignified resting place for your loved ones. As a distinguished cemetery, we are committed to providing a tranquil environment where families can honor and remember those who have passed on.

Welcome to Edgewater Tunnel (Eastern Portal) Located at 388 Old River Road, Edgewater, New Jersey, the Edgewater Tunnel is a fascinating piece of local history and engineering. This former railroad tunnel, originally opened in 1894, was a crucial part of the New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway's Edgewater Branch. Spanning approximately 1 mile (1.6 km) through the Hudson Palisades, the tunnel was instrumental in connecting the coal-rich regions of Pennsylvania to the bustling Hudson River waterfront.