Sure. It used to be common practice to deny a church funeral to a suicide. However, someone's subjective culpability for a sin depends on their mental freedom and ability to understand the sinfulness of their act. The theory today is that most suicides are sufficiently depressed or otherwise mentally disturbed that they cannot, with certainty, be held completely subjectively culpable for their sin. So its very rare today for a suicide to be denied a church funeral.
And, pace crosshairs, the fact that a Kennedy was involved has nothing to do with it.
why ping someone who has to be pace’d?
But if the Church still denied suicides a Catholic burial, perhaps there would be less suicides among Catholics. I’m at the point where I think that the constant “forgiveness” we hand out to everyone is costing more than it is curing.