Benedict Inn Retreat & Conference Center
For peace of mind, body & spirit
May we be guided by the wisdom of St. Benedict who said...
"All guests who present themselves are to be welcomed as Christ..."
Rule of St. Benedict 53:1
Mission Statement
The Benedict Inn Retreat & Conference Center, a ministry of the Sisters of St. Benedict of Beech Grove, Indiana enhances lives through programs and rental facilities in a hospitable, peaceful environment.
For peace of mind, body & spirit.
The Inn is open & we are excited to welcome you back!
Are you looking for a place for your next meeting, program or event? The Benedict Inn is open again with room for your group! Simple, immaculate, safe, and affordable - the Benedict Inn is the place to be for peace of mind, body & spirit. For information on scheduling your next group event, contact Sr. Sheila Marie Fitzpatrick, OSB at 317-788-7581 or email: facilities@benedictinn.org For more information about the Benedict Inn Retreat & Conference Center, pricing and our facilities, please click the button below.
COVID-19 Policy Update 3/7/22
Masks are not required for staff & visitors (whether vaccinated or not) unless the positivity rate is 10% or above in Marion County, according to the CDC guidelines.
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We ask potential guests to stay home if you are feeling sick.
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Hand sanitizer will be available at several locations throughout the building, but we encourage guests to bring a small bottle of hand sanitizer with them.
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Guests must receive special permission before visiting the monastery at this time.
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Social distancing is no longer required.
We are grateful for your continued support and look forward to seeing you soon!
Questions? Please call us at 317-788-7581 or email us at benedictinn@benedictinn.org.
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Shop INN-Spired is open Monday - Friday from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm?
Stop INN for affordable & unique gifts, books, religious items, prayerfully made items by the Sisters of St. Benedict and more - at low Benedictine prices!
"Whenever products of these artisans are sold, those responsible for the sale must not dare to practice any fraud. The evil of avarice must have no part in establishing prices, which should, therefore, always be a little lower than people outside the monastery are able to set, 'so that in all things God may be glorified." Rule of Benedict, Chapter 57
