A bequest is a gift designated in your will or estate plan that transfers assets to a beneficiary after your death. This powerful estate planning tool allows you to make a meaningful impact that extends far beyond your lifetime.

Why Consider a Bequest to Saint Cecelia Church?

Leaving a bequest to our parish represents more than a financial gift - it's a profound expression of your faith and commitment to preserving the values that have shaped your spiritual journey. Your thoughtful planning today ensures that Saint Cecelia Church will continue to serve future generations with the same dedication and care you've experienced.

Simple Ways to Include Saint Cecelia in Your Estate Plans

Working with a qualified attorney, you can structure your bequest in several ways:

• Specific dollar amount: Designate a fixed sum to be given to the church
• Percentage of estate: Allocate a portion of your total estate value
• Specific assets: Bequeath particular items such as property, investments, or personal belongings
• Residual bequest: Gift what remains after other bequests and expenses are fulfilled

Ensuring Your Wishes Are Honored

Proper legal wording in your will is essential to guarantee your intentions are carried out exactly as you envision. An experienced estate planning attorney can help you craft language that clearly identifies Saint Cecelia Church as your beneficiary and specifies how your gift should be used.

Your Legacy of Faith

Your generous consideration of Saint Cecelia Church in your estate planning creates a lasting testament to your faith while providing vital resources that will strengthen our parish community for years to come.

We deeply appreciate your thoughtful consideration of including Saint Cecelia Church in your bequest planning.