Religious Sites in New Orleans

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Name	Category	Location

Center of Jesus the Lord This compound was a Carmelite cloister until 1975; nuns who entered... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Tremé View on a map

Christ Church Cathedral This beautiful Gothic Revival Episcopal church completed in 1887... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Garden District View on a map

Holy Name of Mary Church The largest church in Algiers, this redbrick building was constructed... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Algiers Point View on a map

Old Ursuline Convent The Ursulines were the first of many orders of religious women... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	French Quarter View on a map

Our Lady of Guadalupe, International Shrine of St. Jude (Old Mortuary Chapel) Constructed in 1826 to house funerals for victims of the city's... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Tremé View on a map

St. Augustine Catholic Church Ursuline nuns donated the land for this church in 1841. Upon... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Tremé View on a map

St. Louis Cathedral The oldest active cathedral in the United States, this church... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	French Quarter View on a map

St. Patrick's Church A stark exterior gives way to a far more ornate, richly painted... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Warehouse District View on a map
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