Eucharistic Adoration 

Holy Hours of Adoration at St. John’s 

Adoration has resumed at St. John's and will be located inside the church in the Sacred Heart Chapel.  Our Holy Hour Schedule will be as follows. 
  • Sunday 11:30am-7 pm 
  • Monday 1-7 pm  
  • Tuesday 7am-12pm, 1-7 pm
  • Wednesday 1-7 pm
  • Thursday 1-9 pm (with the traditional all community holy hour from 8-9 pm)
  • Friday 7am-12pm (with the traditional all community holy hour from 11am-12 pm)

Current Open Holy Hours: 
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  • Sundays - 3 pm to 4 pm - one adorer needed
  • Sundays - 4 pm to 5 pm - one adorer needed
  • Sundays - 5 pm to 6 pm - one adorer needed
  • Mondays - 2 pm to 3 pm - one adorer needed
  • Tuesdays - 9 am to 10 am - one adorer needed
  • Tuesdays - 1 pm to 2 pm - one adorer needed
  • Tuesdays - 2 pm to 3 pm - one adorer needed
  • Wednesdays - 2 pm to 3 pm - one adorer needed
  • Thursdays - 2 pm to 3 pm - one adorer needed
  • Fridays - 10 am to 11 am - one adorer needed

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​If you are able to take one of these open Holy Hours or have questions on Adoration reach out to Larry Holbrook at: adoration@stjohnsindy.org ​
Safety & Security inside St. John's 
Due to Covid-19 and the restraints that we have on church cleaning and restroom use, we will be limiting the traffic of our neighbors in the church and not allow any camping out, sleeping or restroom use for now.  Of course we will continue to care for our neighbors physical and spiritual needs via the Garden Door Ministry daily. We will also have one person (hired college student) dedicated each hour to be both a greeter and “watch person” to keep the church open for prayer, adoration and Sacraments only.​
St. John Paul II Chapel 
Currently the St. John Paul II Chapel is closed for the time being and all Holy Hours of Adoration will be inside the main body of St. John's Church due to COVID-19 restrictions.  
"Your faith will help you realize that it is Jesus Himself Who is present in the Blessed Sacrament, waiting for you and calling you to spend one special hour with Him each week." -St. John Paul II