Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, 9001 Haverstick Road, Indianapolis, 317-574-8898

Tucked between Keystone at the Crossing and Haverstick Road, Our Lady of Peace is reminiscent of an old English garden with hedgerows, trees and bedding areas. Owned by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, Our Lady of Peace Cemetery has faithfully served north side families since 1995.

The Archdiocese and the staff at Our Lady of Peace consider it a privilege to serve Catholic families—and those from other faiths. We can help you with funeral and cemetery planning—especially during difficult times.

We invite you to visit Our Lady of Peace Cemetery & Mausoleums. For more information about our cemetery, including gate hours, call (317) 574-8898.

Calvary, Holy Cross/St. Joseph Cemeteries, 435 West Troy Avenue, Indianapolis, 317-784-4439

Catholic cemeteries on Indianapolis’ south side have faithfully served families for nearly 150 years. Their roots date back to 1861 when a parish of Irish immigrants opened St. John Cemetery—now referred to as Holy Cross Cemetery. Thirty years later, a group of German Catholics opened St. Joseph Cemetery nearby. Calvary Cemetery followed in 1937 to serve the south side’s increasing Catholic population. Since their inception in 1861, these cemeteries, owned by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, carry on their tradition of providing beautiful and sacred places to honor and memorialize loved ones.

The Archdiocese and the staff at Calvary, Holy Cross/St. Joseph Cemeteries consider it a privilege to serve Catholic families—and those from other faiths. Our family advisors can help you with funeral and cemetery planning—especially during difficult times.

We invite you to visit Calvary, Holy Cross/St. Joseph Cemeteries & Mausoleums for a guided tour. For more information, please call (317) 784-4439.

Calvary and St. Joseph Cemeteries, 4227 Wabash Ave, Terre Haute, 812-232-8404

Calvary Cemetery located on the east side of Terre Haute provides the Catholic and Christian populations with a quiet, serene, and peaceful burial sight.  St. Joseph’s cemetery was the only Catholic burial grounds in the city and was land-locked, creating the need for another Catholic cemetery.  The Catholic community was in need of more burial space in another location to satisfy their needs.  With the support of the Hulman and Ryan families of Terre Haute, land was purchased and Calvary opened its gates in 1913. The staff at Calvary strives to meet the needs of the community by providing both traditional burial graves and the Chapel Mausoleum and the Garden Mausoleum that will be constructed in the near future.

St. Malachy North Cemetery, 56th Street and N. 267, Brownsburg, 317-271-3123
St. Malachy West Cemetery, State Road 136, Brownsburg, 317-271-3123

Nestled in the heart of Brownsburg Indiana, Saint Malachy North Cemetery is located at the northeast corner of State Road 267 and 56th. The land for Saint Malachy Cemetery was purchased in 1869 and was consecrated and blessed for the burial of all Christians in 1870 by the late Bishop Chatard of Indianapolis. This now historic cemetery has served the burial needs of Hendricks County Catholics for over 136 years and will continue to do so in the future with the purchase and development of five additional acres (Saint Malachy West Cemetery) in Pittsboro Indiana.