Society Of Friends (Quakers) The Quakers are among the few religious sects with roots in the turmoil of the English Revolution of the 1640s… Read More »Society Of Friends (Quakers)
SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral During the 19th century, Indianapolis belonged to the diocese of Vincennes, which included all of Indiana. In 1878, Bishop ,… Read More »SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
St. Barnabas Catholic Church Located at 8300 Rahke Road on the southside of Indianapolis, St. Barnabas parish was the 44th built Catholic Church in… Read More »St. Barnabas Catholic Church
St. George Syrian Orthodox Church The first known Arabic-speaking Orthodox Christians came to central Indiana from Lebanon in 1890. Other Christians from the Middle East… Read More »St. George Syrian Orthodox Church
St. James Catholic Church St. James Catholic Church had a dominant presence on the southside of Indianapolis before the construction of Interstate 65. Located… Read More »St. James Catholic Church
St. John Catholic Church Rev. Vincent Bacquelin, an itinerant priest who split his time between Indianapolis and two other central Indiana parishes, founded the… Read More »St. John Catholic Church
St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church Established in 1916, Saint John’s Missionary Baptist Church is best-known as the congregation of prominent Indianapolis civil rights leader .… Read More »St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church
St. Mark Catholic Church Built in 1947, St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church is located at 535 East Edgewood Avenue on the Southside of… Read More »St. Mark Catholic Church
St. Mary Of The Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church Established in 1856 as the second Roman Catholic parish in Indianapolis, St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception was originally the… Read More »St. Mary Of The Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church
St. Richard’s Episcopal School Founded in 1960 by the Reverend G. Ernest Lynch, St. Richard’s has a distinctive academic tradition in Indianapolis. The only… Read More »St. Richard’s Episcopal School
