Devotions 

Below are some of the devotional opportunities available at St. John's to pray together as a community of faith.  All are welcome to join in for any of these.  
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*Please note due to the Coronavirus our regular liturgy schedule has changed.  See this page for more info on outreach during the coronavirus outreak: http://www.stjohnsindy.org/online.html

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Rosary Before Weekend Masses 
During Coronavirus: The Rosary will be live streamed starting at 9:20am each Sunday before the 10am Mass Live Stream begins 10 minutes early at 9:50am. 
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Regular Schedule: Every Sunday the Rosary will be prayed 30 minutes before the 8am, 10am and 7pm Mass begins.  Join us for a community prayer of the rosary.  The gift of being able to pray through the intercession of Mary for our personal and parish needs is very powerful!

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Holy Hours of Adoration 
During the Coronavirus: We will live stream 2 holy hours each week.  Thursdays at 8-9pm and Fridays at 11am-12pm.  Join us for the live stream each week! 
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Regular Holy Hour Schedule (will resume when possible with coronavirus safety precautions) 
Sundays: 11am-7pm
Mondays: 1pm-9pm
Tuesdays: 6am-12pm 
Thursdays: 1pm-10pm
​Fridays: 6am-12pm 
See more information on Holy Hours here.  


Light a Candle inside St. John's 
During the Coronavirus: Let me light a candle for you inside St. John's! While we can't be present in the church to light candles - we can still have a candle lit and prayer intentions offered.  Candles can be lit at any of the side chapels at St. John's (St. Mary, St. Joseph, Sacred Heart, St. Patrick, St. Anne and the Pieta Chapel of the Sorrowful Mother). You can have your candle lit for one week, one month or one year as well as offer a particular prayer intention. You can purchase your candle online or fill out the form online and mail your payment into St. John’s.  See more info: https://www.osvhub.com/stjohnsindy/forms/candles 

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Eucharistic Processions
St. John’s has two Eucharistic Processions each year (Divine Mercy Sunday after the 10am Mass along Georgia Street and during the annual St. John’s Christkindl Village). Check back for more info as these processions get closer.