The Garden of Trinity features 15 Stations of the Cross, which together tell the story of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Each station – a four metre-high timber cross – is centrally placed within the landscape garden to form individual family burial memorials. This area is architecturally designed in the shape of the Scutum Fide – the Shield of the Trinity. With some cemeteries around Brisbane running out of space, it gives Albany Creek Memorial Park great pleasure to be able to provide the Catholic community with a dedicated area for burial and cremation memorialisation.

The shield design of this garden is formed by three connective pathways, with life-size statues of the Arch Angels Michael, Raphael and Gabriel. The cemetery offers traditional red granite lawn beam burial sites, which are located inside the shield.

The Stations of the Cross Gardens are also finished in red granite. Each station garden includes two burial sites and a private landscaped garden.

The cemetery also features a boulevard of magnolia trees alongside the landscaped creek and viewing bridge. The Catholic family cremation memorials, which offer an alternative to traditional burial sites, are nestled along the creek and pathways.

The Garden of Trinity offers a modern and unique cemetery that is still in keeping with Catholic traditions and provides families with burial and cremation memorial options.

Auxiliary Bishop of Brisbane, Brian Finnigan officially blessed and opened Albany Creek Memorial Park’s Garden of Trinity Catholic Cemetery at a special ceremony attended by members of the local community.

Stations of the Cross in the Garden of Trinity.