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- Our Mission
  
  St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church is a community gathered in Jesus Christ. We welcome all people and provide them opportunities to know God, grow in faith, and use their gifts to serve others. Through Word, Sacrament, Prayer, and Service, we honor our tradition as we extend our ministry to each new generation.
- Bulletins
- Upcoming Mass and ConfessionTimes
  
  Mass Times
  Saturday - 5:30 pm
  Sunday - 8:30 am, 10:30 am, and 5:30 pm
  Tuesday - 5:30 pm
  Wednesday - 8:00 am
  Thursday - 5:30 pm
  Friday - 8:00 am
  
  There will be a tri-parish Memorial Day Mass at 9:00 am at Immaculate Heart of Mary on Monday, May 26.
  
  Confessions
  Saturday 4:30-5:15 pm
  Sunday 4:30-5:15 pm
  
  Rosary
  Join us for the rosary after evening Mass on Thursdays during the month of May outside by the large statue of Mary.
  We also will pray a rosary for life next Saturday, May 17 at noon by the Memorial for the Unborn located outside the 42nd Street entrance to the Church.
  All are welcome.
  
  Adoration
  We have opportunities for Eucharistic adoration this week.
  Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 6:00 am - 7:00 am and Wednesday morning from 7:00 am - 8:00 am.
  Please click here to sign up.
  
  Everyone is invited to a Holy Hour offered for the Priestly Ordination of Liam Hosty, Thomas Day, and Isaac Siefker on Friday, June 6 at 7 p.m. at St. Jude. Their ordinations will take place the next morning at Ss. Peter & Paul Cathedral.
  
  Come, let us adore Him.
- Seniors
  
  Seniors, start your engines and plan to join us for lunch and a race party next Friday, May 16 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the lower level of the parish office.
  
  Please RSVP to Adele Kirk at [email protected] or 317-283-5508, ext. 1112.
  
  Also, remember that we now have a chairlift for anyone who needs a little help getting down the stairs. It even makes the hairpin turn!
- Mass for People with Special Needs
  
  There will be a Mass for people with special needs sponsored by the Knights of Columbus on Thursday, May 29 at 7 p.m. at St. Luke. All are welcome especially people and families who might not feel comfortable participating in a regularly scheduled Mass. RSVP to Joe Cahill at [email protected].
  
  CYO Camp Now Hiring
  
  CYO Camp is now hiring 2025 summer staff. Camp counselors are at the heart of a faithfilled summer camp experience. Go to www.campranchoframasa.org/summer for details and to apply.
  
  Art Contest
  We invite all children under the age of 13 to participate in designing the cover for the prayer card for the Jubilee of Hope Family Pilgrimage to St. Meinrad School of Theology. This is a wonderful opportunity for young artists to showcase their creativity and contribute to a meaningful event. Go to https://www.sjoa.org/news/kids-art-contest for details. Submissions are due on May 30.
- St. Mother Theodore Guerin Pilgrimage
  
  Join fellow North Deanery parishioners for a one-day pilgrimage to the Shrine of St. Mother Theodore Guerin and the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Saturday, May 31. Cost is $25/ person and includes transportation, tour, and lunch. Click here to register or contact Claire Phillips at [email protected].
- Blessed Carlo Acutis
  
  Blessed Carlo Acutis, the first millennial Saint, will be canonized next weekend. Be sure to check out our Eucharistic miracles display that features his research about Eucharistic miracles and his love for our Lord. Many thanks again to parishioner Len Bibeau for creating this beautiful display.
- Project Hope
  
  It is not too late to participate in Project Hope, a faith-based mental health support group, that is being offered on Thursday nights at Christ the King through May 29. Contact Brie Anne Varick at [email protected] or 317-236-1543 to register.
- Become Part of Our Family
  
  If we are intentional, dedicated disciples of Jesus, then our lives will be transformed. Join us in growing closer to God by learning more about Catholicism, becoming a member, or joining one of our many ministries. May we answer the call of Jesus daily, that we may, in turn, become that call to others. Contact Melinda or click below for more information.
- Curious About Catholicism?
- Membership Interest
- Get Involved
- Volunteer Opportunities
Catholic News and Inspiration
- Vocations Office
- Indy Catholic
  
  IndyCatholic exists to seek, find and invite all young adults (18-39) in Indianapolis to authentic life in Jesus Christ and to spiritually equip them to become lifelong, missionary disciples.
- Mary Kate Zander's Respect Life Talk:
  "Abortion Tourism"
- St. Joan of Arc Catholic School
  
  St Joan of Arc Catholic School nurtures an environment filled with faith, incorporating it into the daily life of each student. We welcome the opportunity to share more about our dynamic and truly rich school community!
  
  As the 2023 Indiana legislative session wrapped up, the General Assembly passed their biennial budget that included another round of historic expansions for school choice for Hoosier families. This may include your family! Details can be found here.
- Discover the SJOA Difference
- Explore Our Preschool
- Join Us for a School Tour

Blessed Carlo Acutis, the first millennial Saint, will be canonized next weekend. Be sure to check out our Eucharistic miracles display that features his research about Eucharistic miracles and his love for our Lord. Many thanks again to parishioner Len Bibeau for creating this beautiful display.

It is not too late to participate in Project Hope, a faith-based mental health support group, that is being offered on Thursday nights at Christ the King through May 29. Contact Brie Anne Varick at [email protected] or 317-236-1543 to register.

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