List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans

This is a list of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans. The archdiocese encompasses eight civil parishes in Louisiana: Jefferson (except Grand Isle)[note 1], Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Charles, St. John the Baptist, St. Tammany, and Washington. There are 108 parishes within the archdiocese.[2] As of June 1, 2009, the archdiocese's parishes are organized into ten deaneries.[3]

Active parishes

Deanery I - Cathedral

Church name	Image	Address/community	Current Order	Website
St. Louis Cathedral		615 Pere Antoine Aly, Jackson Square French Quarter		http://www.stlouiscathedral.org
Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos (formerly St. Vincent De Paul)		3053 Dauphine St. New Orleans	Order of Preachers/Dominicans (O.P.)	http://seeloschurchno.org
Our Lady of Guadalupe (The International Shrine of St. Jude)		411 North Rampart St. New Orleans	Oblates of Mary Immaculate (O.M.I.)	http://www.judeshrine.com
Corpus Christi-Epiphany		2022 St. Bernard Ave. New Orleans	Josephite Fathers and Brothers (S.S.J.)	https://web.archive.org/web/20120719142526/http://www.josephite.com/parish/la/cce/
Immaculate Conception		130 Baronne St. New Orleans	Jesuit (S.J.)	http://jesuitchurch.net
Our Lady Star of the Sea		1835 St. Roch Ave. New Orleans		http://www.olss-no.com/
St. Augustine		1210 Governor Nicholls St. @ Henriette Delile St. New Orleans (Treme')		http://www.staugustinecatholicchurch-neworleans.org/
St. David		5617 St. Claude Ave. New Orleans	Josephite (S.S.J.)	https://web.archive.org/web/20120305115412/http://www.josephite.com/parish/la/sd/
St. Joseph		1802 Tulane ave. New Orleans	Vincentian Fathers	http://www.stjosephchurch-no.org
St. Mary of the Angels		3501 N. Miro St. New Orleans		http://www.smaneworleans.org/
St. Peter Claver		1923 St. Philip St. New Orleans	Society of St. Edmund (S.S.E.)	http://www.stpeterclaverneworleans.org

Deanery II - City Park-Gentilly

Church name	Image	Address/community	Current Order	Website
Mary Queen of Vietnam		5069 Willowbrook Dr. New Orleans
Our Lady of the Rosary		3368 Esplanade Ave. New Orleans		http://www.ourladyoftherosary-no.com
Resurrection of Our Lord		9701 Hammond St. New Orleans
St. Anthony of Padua		4640 Canal St. New Orleans
St. Dominic		775 Harrison Ave. New Orleans (Lakeview)	Dominican Fathers and Brothers (O.P.)	http://www.stdominicnola.org
St. Gabriel the Archangel		4700 Pineda St. New Orleans		http://stgabe.net
St. James Major		3736 Gentilly Blvd. New Orleans
St. Maria Goretti		7300 Crowder St. New Orleans		http://www.smgnola.com
St. Paul the Apostle		6828 Chef Menteur Highway New Orleans (East)
St. Pius X		6666 Spanish Fort Blvd. New Orleans (East)		http://stpiusxnola.org
St. Raymond-St. Leo the Great		2916 Paris Ave. New Orleans	Josephite (S.S.J)	https://web.archive.org/web/20120718040047/http://www.josephite.com/parish/la/srsl/
Transfiguration of the Lord (Established in 2008, formed by the merger of three parishes affected by Hurricane Katrina: St. Francis Cabrini, St. Raphael the Archangel and St. Thomas the Apostle)		2212 Prentiss Av. New Orleans, LA 70122-5308

Deanery III - Uptown

Church name	Image	Address/community	Current Order	Website
Blessed Sacrament - St. Joan of Arc		8321 Burthe St. New Orleans	Josephite (S.S.J.)	https://web.archive.org/web/20120305074617/http://www.josephite.com/parish/la/bssj/
Blessed Trinity		4230 S. Broad St. New Orleans		http://www.blessedtrinity-no.org/
Good Shepherd Parish at St. Stephen Church		1025 Napoleon Ave. New Orleans		http://goodshepherdparishnola.com
Holy Name of Jesus		6367 St. Charles Ave. New Orleans	Jesuit (S.J.)	http://www.hnjchurch.org
Mater Dolorosa		1228 S. Carrollton Ave. New Orleans		http://www.mdolorosa.com
St. Alphonsus Parish / St. Marys Assumption Church		2030 Constance St. New Orleans	Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (CSsR)	https://web.archive.org/web/20120211204823/http://www.stalphonsusneworleans.com/
St. Francis of Assisi		631 State St. New Orleans		http://www.stfrancisuptown.com
St. Katharine Drexel		2015 Louisiana Ave. New Orleans
St. Patrick		724 Camp Street New Orleans		http://oldstpatricks.org
St. Rita of Cascia		2729 Lowerline St. New Orleans
St. Theresa of Avila		1404 Erato St. New Orleans

Deanery IV - East Jefferson

Church name	Image	Address/community	Current Order	Website
Divine Mercy Parish		4337 Sal Lentini Pkwy. Kenner		http://www.divinemercyparish.org
Divine Mercy Parish: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School		4119 St. Elizabeth Dr. Kenner		http://www.divinemercyparish.org
St. Edward the Confessor		4921 West Metairie Ave. Metairie		http://www.steddy.org
Our Lady of Divine Providence		1000 N. Starrett Rd. Metairie		http://oldp.org
Our Lady of Perpetual Help		1908 Short Street Kenner		https://web.archive.org/web/20120209143604/http://archdiocese-no.org/olphlachurch/
St. Agnes		3310 Jefferson Hwy. Jefferson		http://www.stagnesjefferson.org
St. Angela Merici		901 Beverly Garden Dr. Metairie		http://www.stangela.org
St. Ann Church and National Shrine		4940 Meadowdale St. Metairie		http://stannchurchandshrine.org
St. Benilde		1901 Division St. Metairie		http://www.stbenilde.org
St. Catherine of Siena Church		105 Bonnabel Blvd. @ Metairie Rd. Metairie		http://www.stcatherineparish.com
St. Christopher the Martyr		309 Manson Ave. Metairie
St. Clement of Rome		4317 Richland Ave. Metairie		http://www.scrparish.org
St. Francis Xavier		444 Metairie Rd. Metairie
St. Jerome		2400 33rd St. Kenner		http://www.stjeromecatholic.org/
St. Louis King of France		1609 Carrollton Metairie		http://stlouiskingoffrance.com/
St. Mary Magdalen		6425 West Metairie Ave. Metairie		http://www.stmarymagdalenchurch.com/
St. Matthew the Apostle		10021 Jefferson Hwy River Ridge		https://web.archive.org/web/20120210150030/http://www.stmatthew-riverridge.4lpi.com/
St. Philip Neri		6500 Kawanee Ave. Metairie
St. Rita of Cascia		7100 Jefferson Hwy. Harahan		https://web.archive.org/web/20120116014251/http://www.stritaharahan.com/web/

Deanery V - St. John/St. Charles

Church name	Image	Address/community	Current Order	Website
Ascension of Our Lord		799 Fairway Drive Laplace, LA		http://www.aolparish.org
Holy Family		155 Holy Family Lane Luling, LA
Our Lady of Grace		772 Highway 44 Reserve, LA	Josephite (S.S.J.)	https://web.archive.org/web/20120719143914/http://www.josephite.com/parish/la/olg/
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary		1 Rectory Lane Hahnville, LA
Sacred Heart of Jesus		401 Spruce St. Norco, LA		http://sacredheartchurchnorco.org
St. Anthony of Padua It began sharing a pastor with Ama's St. Mark church in 2008.[4]		234 Angus Dr. Luling, LA
St. Charles Borromeo		13396 River Rd. Destrehan, LA		https://sites.google.com/site/scblittleredchurch/home
St. Gertrude the Great In 2008 it began sharing a pastor with Paradis's St. John the Baptist Church.[4]		17292 LA Hwy 631 Des Allemands, LA
St. Hubert		176 Anthony Monica Street Garyville, LA
St. Joan of Arc		529 W. 5th St. Laplace, LA		http://www.sjachurch.com
St. John the Baptist		2361 Hwy. 18 Edgard, LA
St. John the Baptist In 2008 it began sharing a pastor with St. Gertrude Church in Des Allemands.[4]		15405 Hwy. 90 Paradis, LA
St. Mark In 2008 it began sharing a pastor with Luling's St. Anthony church in 2008.[4]		10771 River Rd. Ama, LA		http://www.stmarkwebsite.web.officelive.com%5B%5D
St. Peter		1551 Hwy. 44 Reserve. LA

Deanery VI - West Bank

Church name	Image	Address/community	Current Order	Website
Christ the King		535 Deerfield Rd. Terrytown, LA		https://web.archive.org/web/20080224073911/http://www.archdiocese-no.org/ctk/
Immaculate Conception		4401 7th St. Marrero		https://web.archive.org/web/20150119083333/http://www.icchurchparish.org/
Our Lady of Prompt Succor and Holy Guardian Angels Mission		146 4th St. Westwego, LA
Our Lady of the Angels It began sharing a pastor with St. Bonaventure in 2008.[4]		139 Herman St. Waggaman, LA
St. Agnes Le Thi Thanh		6851 St. Le Thi Thanh St. Marrero, LA
St. Joseph		610 6th St. Gretna, LA		http://www.stjosephgretna.org%5B%5D
St. Anthony		924 Monroe St. Gretna, LA
St. Pius X		8151 Barataria Blvd. Crown Point, LA
St. Bonaventure It began sharing a pastor with Our Lady of the Angels in 2008.[4]		329 S. Jamie Blvd. Avondale, LA
St. Cletus		3600 Claire Ave. Gretna, LA		http://www.stcletuschurch.myownparish.com
St. Joachim		5055 Barataria Blvd. Marrero, LA
St. John Bosco		2114 Oakmere Dr. Harvey, LA		https://web.archive.org/web/20130109033031/http://www.archdiocese-no.org/sjbc/
St. Joseph the Worker		455 Ames Blvd. Marrero, LA		http://www.stjworker.com/
St. Martha		2555 Apollo Dr. Harvey, LA		http://www.stmarthaharvey.com
Infant Jesus of Prague Mission		700 Maple Street Harvey, LA
St. Rosalie		600 2nd Ave. Harvey, LA	Salesians of Don Bosco (S.B.D.)	http://www.strosalieparish.org
Visitation of Our Lady		3500 Ames Blvd. Marrero, LA		http://www.vol.org

Deanery VII - Algiers/Plaquemines

Church name	Image	Address/community	Current Order	Website
All Saints		1441 Teche St. New Orleans (Algiers)	Josephite (S.S.J.)	https://web.archive.org/web/20120718055336/http://www.josephite.com/parish/la/asc/
Holy Name of Mary		500 Eliza Street New Orleans (Algiers Point[5])		http://www.facebook.com/Holynameofmary
Holy Spirit		6201 Stratford Pl. New Orleans		https://web.archive.org/web/20120130223454/http://www.holyspirit-no.org/
Our Lady of Perpetual Help		8968 Hwy. 23 Belle Chasse, LA		https://web.archive.org/web/20101013062930/http://www.olphbc.org/olph_church/churchwelcome.html
St. Andrew the Apostle		3101 Eton St. New Orleans (Algiers)		http://www.standrewparish.net
St. Patrick		28698 Hwy. 23 Port Sulphur, LA		http://www.stpatrickportsulphur.com

Deanery VIII - St. Bernard

Church name	Image	Address/community	Current Order	Website
Our Lady of Lourdes It closed after Hurricane Katrina but was to reopen circa 2008 while sharing a pastor with St. Bernard Church.[4]		2621 Colonial Blvd. Violet, LA		http://www.olol-church.com
Our Lady of Prompt Succor		2320 Paris Road Chalmette, LA		http://www.olps-chalmette.org/
St. Bernard It closed after Hurricane Katrina but was to reopen circa 2008 while sharing a pastor with Violet's Our Lady of Lourdes.[4]		2805 Bayou Rd. St. Bernard, LA It closed after Hurricane Katrina but it was to reopen circa 2008.[4]		https://web.archive.org/web/20121209033903/http://www.stbernardcatholicchurch.com/
St. Thomas		17605 Hwy 15 Pointe a la Hache, LA
Assumption of Our Lady Mission		6951 Hwy 39 Braithwaite, LA

Deanery IX - West St. Tammany-Washington

Church name	Image	Address/community	Current Order	Website
Holy Family		1318 Bickham Rd. Franklinton		https://web.archive.org/web/20120106191400/http://ourholyfamilycc.com/
Mary Queen of Peace		1501 W. Causeway Appr. Mandeville, LA		http://www.maryqueenofpeace.org/
Most Holy Trinity		4465 Hwy 190 East Service Road Covington, LA		https://web.archive.org/web/20120214201032/http://mostholytrinityano.org/
Our Lady of the Lake		312 Lafitte St. Mandeville, LA		http://www.ollparish.info/
St. Anselm		306 St. Mary St. Madisonville, LA		http://www.stanselmmadisonville.org
St. Benedict		20370 Smith Rd. Covington, LA		https://web.archive.org/web/20110925150826/http://www.stbenedictcovington.org/
St. Jane de Chantal		7240 Maple St. Abita Springs, LA		http://saintjanedechantal.com
St. Michael the Archangel Mission		81340 Hwy. 41 Bush, LA		http://saintjanedechantal.com
St. John the Baptist		11355 St. John Church Rd. Folsom, LA
St. Peter		125 E. 19th Avenue Covington		http://www.stpeterparish.com

Deanery X - East St. Tammany-Washington

Church name	Image	Address/community	Current Order	Website
Annunciation		517 Avenue B Bogalusa, LA		http://accbogalusa.org
Our Lady of Lourdes		400 Westchester Place Slidell, LA		http://ollparishslidell.org%5B%5D
Sacred Heart		28088 Main St. Lacombe, LA
St. Genevieve		58203 Hwy. 433 Slidell, LA		http://stgenevieve.net/
St. John of the Cross		61051 Brier Lake Drive Lacombe, LA		https://web.archive.org/web/20111107143451/http://home.catholicweb.com/stjohnofthecross/
St. Luke the Evangelist		910 Cross Gates Blvd. Slidell, LA		http://www.stlukeslidell.org/
St. Margaret Mary		1050 Robert Blvd. Slidell, LA		http://www.saintmmchurch.org/
Sts. Peter and Paul		66192 St. Mary Dr. Pearl River, LA

Non-parish churches

Church name	Image	Address	Website
Center of Jesus the Lord		1236 N. Rampart St. New Orleans (French Quarter)	http://www.centerofjesusthelord.org
Catholic Center at Tulane University		1037 Audubon St. New Orleans	http://www.catholiccentertulane.com

University campus ministry centers

Tulane University and the University of New Orleans have campus ministry centers: St. Thomas More and St. Thomas the Apostle, respectively. They were parishes until 2008.[4]

Suppressed parishes

In 2008 the archdiocese had a plan to close 22 churches, with 16 of them in New Orleans.[6]

Church name	Image	Address/community	Year suppressed
Annunciation Church By 2011 the archdiocese listed for sale the church, rectory, and parish hall.[7]		New Orleans[7]
Ave Maria Chapel On October 21, 1912, it received its dedication ceremony. It was the first Catholic worship center in its neighborhood. A September 29, 1915 weather event destroyed the building.[5]		Lakeview, New Orleans[5]	1915[5]
Blessed Sacrament The final church service was held on August 17, 2008. St. Joan of Arc Church in Carrollton took the members of its congregation.[8] By 2011 the archdiocese opened the church property to lease and it listed the rectory for sale.[7]		Uptown New Orleans[4]	2008[8]
Epiphany of Our Lord Church It was built in 1948, and closed after Hurricane Katrina. Corpus Christi Church took the parishioners.[5]		7th Ward, New Orleans[5]	Dissolved in 2008[4]
Holy Guardian Angels The church building remained, but it became a part of Our Lady of Prompt Succor.[4]		Bridge City[4]	2008[4]
Holy Trinity Catholic Church {sold by the Archdiocese and now operates as an opera house)		725 Saint Ferdinand Street New Orleans Faubourg Marigny	1997
Immaculate Heart of Mary Closed in 2008.[4] St. Maria Goretti Church took the parishioners.[5] By 2011 the archdiocese was listing its vacant land for sale.[7]		New Orleans East[5]	2008[4]
Incarnate Word Congregants moved to Mater Dolorosa.[4] By 2011 the archdiocese was listing the church for sale.[7]		Carrollton, New Orleans[4]	2008[4]
Infant Jesus of Prague The church building remained, with it becoming a part of St. Martha.[4]		Harvey[4]	2008[4]
Nativity of Our Lord Consolidated with St. Elizabeth Ann Seton[6]		Kenner[6]	2008[6]
Our Lady of Good Counsel Bruce Nolan and David Hammer of The Times Picayune stated that it was a "small but healthy" church.[6] Nolan stated that it was one of several churches "that were relatively unscathed by [Hurricane Katrina], but are too small and too near each other to escape consolidation."[9] At the end the church had about 450 families.[9] Parishioners were redirected to St. Stephen.[6]		Uptown New Orleans:[4] 1307 Louisiana Ave. New Orleans (Garden District)	2008[9]
Our Lady of Good Harbor Its parish school was the first school racially desegregated by the archdiocese, prompting boycotts from white people and vandalism circa the 1960s. The archdiocese merged the congregation with Port Sulphur's St. Patrick Church.[5] By 2011 the archdiocese listed the congregation's vacant land for sale.[7]		Buras[7]	2008[4]
Our Lady of Lourdes In 1957 there was a dedication ceremony for its auditorium, convent, gymnasium, and latest school building. Hurricane Katrina in 2005 forced the closure, and the archdiocese never reopened it due to the damage sustained. In 2014 the archdiocese chose to sell the building.[5] Its congregation merged into St. Matthias.[4]		Central City, New Orleans	Formally closed in 2008.[4]
Sacred Heart of Jesus Congregants moved to St. Anthony of Padua.[4] In 1901 Louis Armstrong was given a Christening.[5]		Mid-City, New Orleans[6]	2008[6]
San Pedro Pescador Its congregation moved to St. Bernard Church.[4] By 2011 the archdiocese listed the church building for sale.[7]		Reggio[7]	2008[4]
St. Alphonsus (Merged with St. Mary's Assumption. Building is now a community center.)		2029 Constance St. New Orleans
St. Anthony By 2011 the archdiocese listed the congregation's vacant land for sale.[7]		Venice[7]
St. Anthony Parishioners moved to Holy Name of Mary in Algiers, New Orleans[4]		Gretna[4]	2008[4]
St. Brigid It was established in 1977.[5] Mary, Queen of Vietnam absorbed its congregation.[4]		Village de L'Est, New Orleans East[5]	2008[4]
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Consolidated with Nativity of Our Lord[6]		Kenner[6]	2008[6]
St. Frances Cabrini (Demolished in June 2007 due to extensive damage from Hurricane Katrina) The congregation was consolidated with St. Raphael in 2008,[6] with the St. Raphael site used.[4] Currently the site of Holy Cross High School, which was built on the site in 2007.[5]		5500 Paris Ave. New Orleans (Gentilly)[4]
St. Francis de Sales It merged into Holy Ghost.[4] By 2011 the archdiocese was listing the following components for sale: the church, parish hall, rectory, and shrine.[7]		Central City, New Orleans[4]	2008[4]
St. Henry Church Bruce Nolan and David Hammer of The Times Picayune stated that it was a "small but healthy" church.[6] After the archbishop ordered the church closed, members of the congregation occupied it until they were removed by the New Orleans Police Department. It temporarily reopened for a funeral in 2010, as it had not been deconsecrated.[10] Nolan stated that it was one of several churches "that were relatively unscathed by [Hurricane Katrina], but are too small and too near each other to escape consolidation."[9] At the end it had about 300 families who were members.[9] Parishioners were redirected to St. Stephen.[6]		Uptown New Orleans[9]	October 26, 2008[5]
St. John the Baptist By 2011, the archdiocese listed the rectory for lease.[7]		New Orleans[7]
St. Julian Eymard Worshippers moved to Holy Name of Mary in Algiers.[4]		Algiers, New Orleans[4]	August 3, 2008.[5]
St. Lawrence the Martyr The church stayed open for Latin worship services, though as a part of the Our Lady of Divine Providence congregation.[4]		Metairie[4]	2008[4]
St. Louise Marillac It, along with three other churches, were consolidated into Our Lady of Prompt Succor Church in Chalmette.[5] The archdiocese razed the church in 2009.[11]			2008[11]
St. Mark It was affected by Hurricane Katrina. It merged into Our Lady of Prompt Succor.[5]		Chalmette[5]	2008[5]
St. Mary's Chapel Located in the Old Ursuline Convent, it was counted as a parish at the time of its closure. St. Louis Cathedral absorbed its congregants.[4]		French Quarter, New Orleans[4]	2008[4]
St. Matthias It was affected by Hurricane Katrina.[5]
St. Maurice Congregants moved to St. David.[4] By 2011 the archdiocese listed the following components for sale: the church, gymnasium, rectory, and school building.[7]		Lower 9th Ward, New Orleans[4]	2008[4]
St. Monica It merged into St. Matthias.[4]		Central City, New Orleans[4]	2008[4]
St. Philip the Apostle By 2011 the archdiocese listed the congregation's vacant land for sale.[7]		New Orleans[7]
St. Pius X The church building remained, but it became a part of St. Anthony.[4]		Crown Point[4]	2008[4]
St. Raphael Consolidated with St. Frances Cabrini,[6] with the St. Raphael site used.[4]		Gentilly, New Orleans[4]	2008[6]
St. Raymond Its congregants went to St. Leo the Great.[5]
St. Robert Bellarmine It merged into Our Lady of Prompt succor.[5] By 2011 the archdiocese listed the congregation's vacant land for sale.[7]		Arabi[5]
St. Rose of Lima - The school closed in 1978 and the church closed due to Hurricane Katrina.[5] It was repurposed as the Bayou Treme Center for Arts and Education in 2012.[5]
St. Simon Peter St. Maria Goretti Church took the parishioners.[5] By 2011 the archdiocese listed the congregation's church, rectory, and school building for sale.[7]		New Orleans East[4]	2008[4]
St. Theresa of the Child Jesus It was affected by Hurricane Katrina, and was closed due to damage.[5]
St. Vincent de Paul Now operating as Blessed Francis Seelos		3053 Dauphine New Orleans (Bywater)	2001

Notes

1. Unlike the rest of Jefferson Parish, the church of Grand Isle is not in the New Orleans archdiocese, but instead in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux.[1]

References

1. "Home". Our Lady of the Isle. Retrieved 2020-05-28.
2. "Statistics at a glance". Archdiocese of New Orleans. Archived from the original on 2010-05-05. Retrieved 2010-02-02.
3. Peter Finney Jr. (April 11, 2009). "Archdiocese realigns deaneries to reflect plan" (PDF). Clarion Herald. p. 3. Retrieved 2010-02-02.
4. Nolan, Bruce (2008-04-08). "View parish-by-parish changes". The Times Picayune. Archived from the original on 2008-04-10. Retrieved 2020-05-29.
5. Daffin, Melinda (2017-03-07). "24 closed Catholic churches of New Orleans: vintage photos from The Times-Picayune". The Times Picayune. Retrieved 2020-05-28.
6. Nolan, Bruce; David Hammer (2008-04-09). "Archbishop announces sweeping reorganization". The Times Picayune. Archived from the original on 2008-04-10. Retrieved 2020-05-29.
7. Pope, John (2011-01-25). "Archdiocese of New Orleans will sell or lease 13 empty properties, including 7 churches". The Times Picayune. Archived from the original on 2011-01-29. Retrieved 2020-05-29. - Map of properties for sale, which has further details on what portions of each property were for sale
8. Persica, Dennis (2008-08-17). "Blessed Sacrament parishioners say farewell". The Times Picayune. Retrieved 2020-05-29.
9. Nolan, Bruce (2008-04-03). "Two N.O. church parishes to close, leaders are told". The Times Picayune. Archived from the original on 2011-02-04. Retrieved 2020-05-29. They said Engelbrecht told them the two parishes were to be formally dissolved -- the canonical term is "suppressed"[...]
10. Nolan, Bruce (2010-02-19). "St. Henry parishioners use church for first time in 13 months". The Times Picayune. Archived from the original on 2011-02-04. Retrieved 2020-05-29.
11. Barry, Dan (2010-07-03). "In a Refuge Haunted by Katrina, BP Swirls In". The New York Times. Retrieved 2020-05-28. The Archdiocese of New Orleans canonically closed St. Louise de Marillac Church two years ago, then tore it down last year, along with a portion of the old parochial school. - Two years ago from the article's date, 2010, is 2008. "Last year" would be 2009.

Further reading

• Daffin, Melinda (2017-03-10). "10 more closed Catholic churches of New Orleans: Vintage photos". The Times Picayune.

External links

• Archdiocese of New Orleans website