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You're Invited to Bring Them Home: A Final Act of Love
Mount Olivet Cemetery and Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services of Colorado will offer local Catholics the opportunity to inter the remains of loved ones at no cost on Monday, November 2.
The annual commemoration, titled Bring Them Home, allows families to provide a final resting place for deceased relatives without charge.
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