Additional Lots Available at St. John’s Cemetery, New Bedford Author: The Most Reverend Edgar M. da Cunha, S.D.V., D.D. In the News 6 Feb 2023 Share NEW BEDFORD – The Diocesan Catholic Cemeteries Office has announced that a limited number of plots are now available at St. John the Baptist Cemetery in New Bedford. Catholic Cemeteries Director David J. Raposa Jr. explained that a reconfiguration of the cemetery’s landscaping and plot layout has opened up space for additional lots. In its previous design the cemetery was at capacity. “We are again able to offer lots for traditional full body in-ground burial options as well as in-ground cremation graves,” Raposa said. “We are trying to utilize all the space we have to respond to what families want today.” The new lots are limited. Interested persons are encouraged to contact the St. John the Baptist Cemetery Office at 508-992-1071 for details including pricing information. St. John the Baptist Cemetery is located at 664 Allen Street in New Bedford. Visit the Diocese of Fall River Catholic Cemeteries website. The Most Reverend Edgar M. da Cunha, S.D.V., D.D. The Bishop of Fall River Categories In the News Press Releases and Statements Messages from The Bishop Bishop's Blog Success Stories Photo Gallery Videos Previous Next Related Posts In the News 25 Jun 2020 Director, Chaplain Appointed for Diocesan Cemeteries FALL RIVER ─ A new director of Catholic Cemeteries is in place for the Fall River Diocese. David Raposa of Johnston, Rhode Island, (in photo) began in the post on … Read More In the News 28 Sep 2022 New Diocesan Catholic Cemeteries Website Designed to Serve as Information Hub FALL RIVER — The Diocesan Catholic Cemeteries office has launched a website to serve as an online resource for information and guidance on Catholic burial options at the 12 cemeteries … Read More Bishop's Blog 18 Dec 2019 Approaching Christmas Christmas is Nearly Here With only a week until we celebrate the joyous occasion of our Lord’s birth, I am sure you are all very busy with your preparations. Please … Read More