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Catholic Funeral Songs & Hymns
Catholic-Services, Ceremonies & Services
Few things can be as emotionally draining and stressful as planning a funeral for a family member. Between setting the arrangements, selecting a church, and contacting family and friends, few people stop to consider the music that will be played at the service. Though it's hard to choose the perfect Catholic funeral songs for Mom, Dad, or any family member or friend, it's important to find the right songs for remembering your loved one and ushering them into heaven.
Catholic funerals and memorial services often include many different ceremonial steps, prayers, and readings that are vital to the process, there is much more flexibility when it comes to songs and hymns. Many churches and funeral homes will provide the bereaved with a selection of songs to choose for the various parts of the funeral service. Usually, this includes hymns for the entrance, offertory, communion, and recession, but more music can be selected and used throughout the ceremony.
Classic and Contemporary Music in Catholic Funerals
Catholic funerals, much like the average Catholic service, are full of opportunities to sing and recite prayers. Some songs, such as "Amazing Grace", "Come, Holy Ghost", and "Ave Maria", are very common for Catholic funerals because of their connection to Christianity and their overall popularity. There are many songs to choose from for a funeral, and many older Catholics will be perfectly happy knowing their surviving friends and family are singing the classics during their service.
However, this focus on long-standing funeral music is not as common with modern Catholics. Today, you're now much more likely to hear contemporary songs from popular artists, especially if the deceased was a big fan of a particular musician. Country and folk music has become particularly popular with modern funerals, largely due to its popularity and semi-regular connection to Christian values and ideas.
Be sure to check that family members agree on the music selected for the funeral, and to make sure that the church or funeral home hosting the ceremony is OK with the music. Many churches will suggest that the bereaved speak with the church organist or choir to find the best songs for the service, or to see if they're willing to play a modern song in place of the classics.
Don't let yourself get overwhelmed if you're planning a Catholic funeral or preparing for one in the future. Funeral Prints has spent the last 40+ years working with bereaved families to create heartfelt customized memorials, programs, and more for Catholic funerals.
Once you've selected the perfect songs and hymns for the service, we recommend taking a look through our Catholic funeral mass programs and Catholic funeral prayer cards. Each option allows customers to add custom text, images, prayers, scripture passages, and poetry, which helps ensure mourners will be able to remember their loved one with love and happiness.
Contact us today to learn more about our programs and memorials for Catholic funerals and remembrance services.


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A worker at Roger Wood Foods was transported to the hospital Tuesday after sustaining possibly life-threatening injuries while on the job.
Savannah-Chatham police and emergency service personnel were dispatched just after 10 a.m. to the facility at 7 Alfred St. on the report of a seriously injured man, said Gena Moore, metro police spokeswoman.
The unidentified man was taken to Memorial University Medical Center.
Moore said an investigation will be conducted by The Occupational Safety and Healthy Administration.


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Statement from Ms Janet Anderson PSM - Significant growth in regulatory activities relating to aged care in the context of COVID-19
Site visits to aged care services by the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission have increased significantly this year.
The Commission, as the national regulator, has conducted more than 1,100 site visits to aged care services since January, including 410 visits to check infection control practices.
The Commission modified its regulatory program in March 2020 to focus additional effort where it is needed most to ensure that providers are doing everything possible to keep aged care consumers safe.
Throughout the pandemic, the Commission has continued to expand its monitoring and compliance activities, including undertaking telephone assessment contacts and self-assessment surveys with all aged care residential and home services, and conducting site visits to monitor and assess the quality of care at aged care services.
Between 16 March and 14 August 2020, a total of 487 unannounced and short-notice visits were undertaken to aged care services across all states. Unannounced visits were changed to short-notice visits for 11 weeks from 16 March, and recommenced in June 2020.
The Commission is working with state and territory governments and their local health authorities across the nation to monitor and test preparedness of aged care residential services. The approach is drawing on lessons learned from outbreaks in NSW and Victoria to ensure that all services nationally have well-tested plans, adequate training and infection control practices to minimise infection risks and to respond immediately, decisively and effectively if a positive case is identified in their service.
Unannounced spot checks conducted by the Commission initially in Victoria and NSW are being extended to all jurisdictions to observe infection control practices, and ensure that staff, management and visitors are adhering to safe personal protective equipment (PPE) protocols, and safe infection control arrangements.
The spot checks include a review against best practice based on the Communicable Diseases Network Australia guidelines for COVID-19 Outbreaks in Aged Care Facilities.
During visits, Commission regulatory officials provide real time feedback identifying areas for improvement at the service. After visits, the Commission provides a written summary of this feedback for further consideration and action by the service. Examples of issues found to date include instances of incorrect use and disposal of PPE, inadequate infection control signage and poor hand hygiene practices.
In addition to the above, since the beginning of the pandemic, the Commission has conducted a telephone assessment of every aged care approved provider (of both residential care and home services) as part of a national activity to monitor providers' preparation for a potential COVID-19 outbreak and their arrangements for managing visitor restrictions.
We have also surveyed all aged care residential and home care services, requesting them to self-assess and submit advice to the Commission on their preparedness for COVID-19 based on guidance documents published by the CDNA and the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee.
As part of a pilot initiative currently being evaluated, the Commission has also made over 5,000 telephone calls to individual home care consumers to ascertain their views of the quality and safety of the aged care services they are receiving. Where concerning issues have been raised, these have been followed up.
Through all of its activities, where the Commission identifies concerns in relation to a particular provider, further regulatory action is taken to ensure that the provider is meeting its obligations under the Aged Care Quality Standards.
This includes action in relation to residential services with a positive COVID-19 case where there has been an immediate and severe risk to care recipients due to the management of the outbreak. The Commission has issued 20 Notices of Requirement to Agree to Certain Actions (called a Notice to Agree) to providers in Victoria and NSW since the beginning of the pandemic.
A Notice to Agree sets out actions a provider is required to complete within strict timeframes. Should a provider fail to agree, their approval to provide Australian Government subsidised aged care may be revoked.
The Commission is committed to increasing transparency of information about the outcomes of its regulatory activities and providers' performance, and now publishes a register of all non-compliance decisions made by the Commission.
Details of compliance actions including the issuing of non-compliance notices, notices to agree and sanctions are available on the My Aged Care website.
The Commission continues to use the full range of its regulatory activities to ensure the safety and wellbeing of aged care consumers.
If anyone has a concern about an aged care service, complaints can be made via the Commission's website www.agedcarequality.gov.au or by calling 1800 951 822.
Media enquiries: media@agedcarequality.gov.au
Download a PDF of this statement.
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This bill would streamline and clarify the process for serving and extending Gun Violence Restraining Orders (GVROs, see definition note below).
This bill provides for a search warrant for firearms and ammunition to be issued at the same time as the GVRO, so that if the individual subject to the GVRO denies possession of firearms and ammunition, the service officer need not return to the court for a search warrant before removing that individual's firearms. It furthermore clarifies that the current allowance for an individual being served with a GVRO to store or sell their firearms within 24 hours does not apply when the order is served by a law enforcement officer. It also extends the ordinary duration of the GVRO "after notice and hearing" to five years, subject to yearly petition by the individual subject to the GVRO for restoration of their arms.
This bill would require all law enforcement officers to undergo training on the process for petitioning a court for a gun violence restraining order (GVRO) against a person at-risk of harming themself or others, and on situations where such an order would be appropriate.
This bill would limit the circumstances for when a homicide committed by a peace officer is justifiable to when the killing is in self-defense or defense of another, or when the killing is necessary to prevent a felon whose must be immediately arrested to prevent death or serious injury is fleeing. Under this bill, the peace officer would not be able to use this defense for a homicide if they acted in a criminally negligent manner.
This bill would extend the current one-gun-every-thirty-days rule for handguns to all firearms (exempting persons possessing a hunting license).
This bill would require that law enforcement agencies to have a procedure for keeping track of all their firearms, including when they are lost or stolen.
Current law provides for law enforcement or close family members to petition a court for a GVRO against an individual they believe is at risk of inflicting harm on themself or others. There are three types of GVRO, with different standards of proof according to the duration of the restraining order and the immediacy of the risk: the emergency GVRO, which can only be obtained and served by law enforcement, the ex parte GVRO, which can be petitioned for by both family members and law enforcement, and is not obliged to be served by law enforcement, and the GVRO "after notice and hearing," which can also be obtained and served by non-law enforcement. Both the emergency and ex parte GVRO last for 21 days, during which time a court must hold a hearing on granting a GVRO "after notice and hearing," which lasts for one year, subject to extension.


Copper Blossom is situated amidst the Georgian elegance of Edinburgh's 'New Town' and a few steps away from the city's world-famous Princes Street.
You will find the entrance to Copper Blossom, on basement level, on the corner of North Castle Street, which is just off the city's famous George Street.
The venue was designed by Tibbatts Abel, Birmingham award winning interior designers. Featuring beautifully floral & whimsical botanical elements, with an airy yet welcoming feel, Copper Blossom in Edinburgh is designed to provoke nostalgic memories and create the perfect setting for drinking and dining.
Copper Blossom is reminiscent of a well loved living room. With vintage floral fabrics, festooning foliage brings the outside in and adding to the "orangery-esque" feeling which creates an intimate & inviting ambiance.


FIDMDigitalArts.com congratulates many Digital Media and Graphic Design Alumni and industry partners of FIDM/Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising selected as finalists in The Hollywood Reporter Key Art Awards.
Considered one of the most recognized awards competitions for the entertainment design industry for advertising and communications, The Hollywood Reporter Key Art Awards is celebrating its 41st Anniversary this year, and will be held on Wednesday, October 17 at the ArcLight Cinerama Dome in Hollywood. Read details for The Hollywood Reporter Key Art Awards 2012 in our events calendar.
Below, read details about FIDM Digital Media and FIDM Graphic Design/Entertainment Alumni and the leading entertainment advertising agencies for which they work selected as finalists this year. (Follow the links to read a list of full trailer/campaign credits).
Create Advertising's Premium Rush "Thrill Domestic Trailer 2" is a finalist in the Motion Graphics category, while their humorous "Huggins Online theatrical trailer for The Campaign is a finalist in the Online category. Several FIDM Digital Media Alumni work at this leading firm, including senior motion graphics artist Mario Hernandez, motion graphics producer Ryan Verseman, motion graphics artist Justin Hamilton and creative director for motion graphics Jonathan Gitlin. Read more about these Alumni here.
FIDM Digital Media Alumni Kyle Brosius and Kyle Thorsen, lead animator and lead motion graphic designer, respectively, at Greenhaus GFX worked on the domestic trailer for Anonymous, a finalist in the Motion Graphics category. Read more about how they developed the motion graphics for this campaign here.
Leading agency The Ant Farm has been recognized for several pieces including: theatrical trailers for George Harrison and Footloose, game trailers for Aliens: Colonial Marines (teaser) and the Assassin's Creed 3 "Revolution: In-Cinema Trailer," along with Campaign nominations for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, (and a stand-alone nomination for its launch trailer) in the A/V & A/V Technique medium, and for the Disney Epic Mickey 2 billboards in the Print & Print Technique medium. FIDM Digital Media Alumnus Jay Trumbull is a games capture director at The Ant Farm who talked about his job in a previous post found here.
The Cimarron Group, where Graphic Design/Entertainment Alumna Angelica Raquid is a junior graphic designer, is a finalist in the digital games category for the Flash Game for A Game of Shadows, along with a Domestic One-Sheet category nomination for their illustrative Case de mi Padre's poster shown below.
Domestic one sheet for Case de mi Padre by The Cimarron Group selected as a finalist in The Hollywood Reporter Key Art Awards.
PETROL Advertising, an industry partner to FIDM and employer of multiple FIDM Graphic Design/Entertainment Alumni, has been recognized as a finalist in the Single Standard Packaging category for Xbox game Metro: Last Light; in the Billboard category for their South Park: The Stick of Truth design; in the Illustration category for Darksiders II and Metro: Last Light, with a Campaign nomination for their Call of Duty: Black Ops II building wrap campaign.
Original oil painting developed for Metro: Last Light game campaign by FIDM Industry partner PETROL, selected as finalist in The Hollywood Reporter Key Art Awards.
Industry partner and former FIDM Instructor Tomasz Opasinski, creative director and founding partner of Rev Creative has been selected for the Transatlantyk 2012 one-sheet as a finalist in the Print & Print Technique medium category. Watch our interview with Opasinski in the Take 5 web series here.
Other notable entertainment design industry partners The Refinery, BLT Communications, and Art Machine have also been selected as finalists. Once again, FIDM congratulates all of the amazing creative professionals who develop stunning entertainment advertising design that keeps us inspired!
Key art for "Transatlantyk" by FIDM Industry partner Tomasz Opasinski of Rev Creative, selected as a finalist in The Hollywood Reporter Key Art Awards.
If you are an Alumni member from FIDM whose company has been recognized by The Hollywood Reporter Key Art Awards and not included above, let us know! For questions/comments, email the editor, Mani O'Brien at mo'brien@fidm.edu.


The soft, sweet-smelling frangipanis say it is 'Christmas'…, writes Julie Thomson.
Nothing says 'Christmas' to me quite like frangipanis.
The soft, sweet smelling frangis tip me into memories of balmy Brisbane summer evenings, with the pleasing umbrella-shaped trees dropping beautiful blossoms on the lawn and festive tables dressed with bowls of rich, five-petal flowers, their fragrance permeating the house.They are most commonly white or cream with yellow throats, but they range from deep crimson to orange, yellow, pink and white and every shade in between. The further north you go in Australia, the wider the colour choice.
As a child, it was my job to hit up our neighbours on Christmas morning for a bunch of frangipani or hydrangea for our lunch table. The only downside to picking them was the sticky milky (poisonous) sap. They also made up the only bridal bouquet I ever caught. Plumeria rubra and plumeria acutifolia are the most common variety and native to Mexico and Central America, brought to Australia via Polynesia, Melanesia and New Guinea in the late 1800s by the missionaries.
They are deciduous trees, often as wide as they are high. Generally, they grow to about eight metres tall and spread to about four in a dome shape. They take practically no-care, withstanding neglect, heat and drought, insect and pests.It's one of the easiest plants to grow from a cutting – just snap off a twig and plonk it in the ground –after letting it "dry'' for a few weeks first. They have a well-behaved root system and flower for about six months. As they allow maximum sunlight through their canopy,they are great for underplanting and are especially good hosts for dendrobium orchids.
frangi without dipping your nose in as I did at my local library…aaahhh.