This beautiful building is a must-see. Both inside and out is stunning. Rich history, elaborate…read moreceiling details, & gorgeous stained glass, & right in Jackson Square. Self-guided tours are available 9am-4pm, excluding mass - so be mindful/respectful of that. Benches out front provide seating to rest & take in the view It sits beside the Cabildo as well, also a historical landmark, with many iconic restaurants nearby.

St. Louis Cathedral is easily one of the most beautiful and iconic sights in New Orleans…read more The cathedral is stunning from the outside, especially with its location overlooking Jackson Square, but it's absolutely worth taking the time to go inside as well. The interior is beautiful, peaceful, and filled with history. Even if you're not religious, there's plenty to appreciate here simply from an architectural and historical perspective. It's also one of those landmarks that feels inseparable from the French Quarter. Seeing the cathedral towering over Jackson Square is such a classic New Orleans view, especially in the evening when the whole area takes on a different atmosphere. Admission is free, so there's really no reason to skip it if you're already exploring the French Quarter. Just remember that it is an active place of worship and be respectful when visiting. An essential New Orleans landmark and an easy five stars from me.

What a beautiful old church! Whenever I am in town for a Sunday Mass, this is my preferred church…read moreto attend it in. From the outside, it isn't much to look at. Kind of like many of the homes in the Quarter but walk inside and it's Oh My! Immaculate Conception looks just like the Old World Catholic churches in Europe. And as old as it looks and beautiful too it can also be very modern. For the first time in my life I saw a collection basket with an electronic credit card reader! Don't have cash, no problem! Forgot to bring your weekly envelope with a check inside, no problem! Just whip out that plastic, select your amount on the screen and tap! I about fell out of my pew when I saw that this past weekend. Amazing! An usher told me later that it has increased collections because people don't like to carry cash. What a novel idea!

Very happy that on our last day here (Thursday) we found that they open the door to the public. We…read morewalked by this church multiple times on our way back and fort to our hotel and French Quarter and was sad that it was closed to the public for viewing and prayers. Glad that it was open the last time we made our walk back to the hotel. I live church architectural structure. Very unique and just really amazing to look at.

I drive in from out of town to go to this church for the beautiful Tridentine Latin Mass. The…read morepriests are so excellent in the confessional, often offering advice. The Mass is beautiful. Highly recommended.

This is a beautiful old church that has a lot of history in New Orleans. The church dates to 1840…read morewhile the parish was created in 1833. Even though this has historically been a church that served the Irish immigrant population in typical New Orleans fashion they now host a St. Joseph's alter here for St. Joseph's Day following the tradition of New Orleans Sicilian immigrant population. These Irish and Sicilian traditions continue with combined St. Patrick's and St. Joseph's parades running in many parts of the city and surrounding suburbs of New Orleans as the two Saints holidays are very near each other on the calendar every year.

The Best Church I've ever been to in my life. I feel at home, I feel welcomed, and I feel free to…read morebe myself! The Presence of God is evident, if you are looking for a church that truly loves Jesus and loves people in New Orleans, La this is the church!!!

Ok, so I'm a little biased... But, I really do love this church! My family and I are blessed and…read morehonored to serve this community as lead pastors, and I've never been a part of a faith-family that has impacted my life more than NOLA. We exist to connect people with GOD, and everyone is welcomed, everyone is valued, and everyone belongs. I'm saving you a seat... just ask for Monte.

This is a great church to check out. The people here are very warm and welcoming. A friend got me…read moreto come here once with her and I've been going ever since.

When I first started going, the average Sunday had about 250 people and we met at Elmwood AMC…read more Since then we've been through 3 preachers and had a change of address, but the culture of the church has remained largely the same. It's full of non-judgey people who want each other to be happy and healthy. I've made a lot of great friends here over the years and met the guy I consider to be my mentor. I haven't been as much lately, but that's changing as I'm playing in the band again. Good people, relevant messages, kick ass music. You can't go wrong.

As a newbie to New Orleans I had to go to pretty much every church in the city until I found a fit…read morefor my family. This church was in the top three that we considered joining. We loved the split of an early and late service as we travel a lot and sometime work Saturday nights. The preaching was pretty good, it is a diverse and welcoming church of about 50-60 people in the service. They have open communion and a children's ministry during the preaching section. The music is decent but not that polished some of the songs you can hear on Lifesongs but some were unfamiliar and more folksy hymny. I love the way the end service and think it is a solid option for someone who prefers solid bible based teaching in a comfortable relaxed open environment.

Our doors are open to anyone! We are a friendly, casual, Jesus loving family of folks that would…read morelove to have you come visit us! 10 AM every Sunday AM and there is nursery and Children's Church! We are a diverse community of believers of all ages, races, cultures, incomes, backgrounds, etc. Communion is every week and awesome music are just additional reasons to worship here. Come have a cup of coffee in our fellowship hall before or after service and let us welcome you!

Exciting church group that desire to introduce people to Jesus, and bring people on a journey of…read morediscipleship. Energetic worship and an incredible relatable message every week! Love it!!!

Pastor Josh brings God's Word simply but so refreshing. The Presence of God is there. This is my…read more2nd Catalyst Night and my 1st meeting with the Ladies in my 'Small Group'. .What a blessing! Everyone is welcoming and its sincere. I hope to be a part of One Hope Church until Jesus calls me home. Truly, the Lord sent me here. Thanks to Jordan, Karen, Ronny, Megan, Bridgette and Denise. A wonderful place to worship!! Energetic, Refreshing and True Discipleship! Welcome Home!! Lena B

My husband and I were in New Orleans for a conference and looked for a church to attend on Sunday…read moremorning. We attended the 10:40 AM service and we were very happy we were there. The pastor and his wife were very friendly and welcoming. Worship music was beautiful and the message was Bible based and had great application to daily life.

Very welcoming and warm community of people that it's very hard to not be a part of. So crazy we…read morefound them on yelp! The service is so unique to what we've experienced. Very small, but strong community of believers that care about each other and each other's relationship with Him. It's refreshing to be able to join them and we look forward to the future, even if our drive is further than most. It's definitely worth it! Thank you Jason, Liev, & the whole NOCC family for making us feel at home.

Terrible people who lack respect for the disabled community. Made me take my friend all the way…read morethere to know he wasn't welcomed in his chair!!!

I was a member of Buckhead Church in Atlanta for 5 years before moving here to New Orleans. Both…read moreHarbor and Buckhead church are affiliated with Northpoint Ministries and Andy Stanley. The "style" of this church was very similar to in the laid back dress, rockin' music, and uber friendly greeters. However, unlike my church, my former church, which beams in messages from Northpoint and has about 1000 attendees per service this church has a solid 100 folks in a service and a HILARIOUS pastor live an in person. Although I don't quite feel this is where God is leading me to plant, I do plan on continuing to visit as I search out my permanent home. I would highly recommend to any visitor or newbie searching for a new spiritual family that will encourage your spiritual journey.

When I was a child, my aunt dragged me and my younger sister here every once in a while, but I had…read moreissues growing up because my family never loved me because I'm disabled. This deeply affected how I thought God saw me and I didn't want anything to do with church. I tried going back to church as a teen here, but my devotion to Christ was never wholehearted. I was baptized here at 13, but turned away. When I was 19, I found Jesus and no one here has ever been as judgmental and condemning as I assumed they were. I have been teaching Sunday school for about two years and I was so happy to have all of those children with me when I got baptized for the real-deal time. Thanks Celebration Church for helping me move past going through the motions of surface level faith! I now seek to reach my community with the gospel and edify the church.

If you're looking for a Church home, this is the place for you. I've been attending Celebration…read moreChurch for four years and love it! Everyone (pastors included) is so nice and welcoming! The Metairie location has service on Saturday evening and two on Sunday. They also have lots of opportunities to get connected with others in your age range and/or with the same interests. Celebration has kid/teenager ministries suitable for all age ranges, and my niece and nephew always enjoy attending. If you arrive early, be sure to check out the bookstore and/or cafe for yummy coffee and treats. Celebration Church also have several other locations as well (Kenner, Slidell, Westbank, Mandeville, NOLA East, etc), so you'll never have to drive too far to attend.