St Stephen Catholic Church

Beautiful historic church, unfortunately it's location, and society has changed extremely. Chain link fence barricades the sides around the front . The doors are locked making it hard for groups doing a wedding there, and for the elderly. Other wise, it's a beautiful church and friendly staff.

My family had moved from Dallas right after the JFK tragedy & and I began @ St. Stephen's. I remember Sister Malachi, Sister Helen & the beautiful church layout.. We lived on Magazine st..& as I recall the school was just around the corner.. From our upstairs apt. I'd turn right, then walk two-,three blocks ...where there, to my left, lay the best little parochial experience in the world-! Of course I'm much older now 69 so if anyone out there could help in proving/ disproving the belief that our Longterm memory improves with age...I'd surely love to hear about it...Fondly

Went to a 8th grade reunion from the 1970's it was nice to see class mates and how the changed the school

I was Baptized here when I was a wee little child. An infant, really. I don't remember it, but I'm sure they did just fine. Maybe the next time I'm in New Orleans, I'll stop by.

Beautiful Catholic Church. It has had rework done and is really beautiful. The stained glass windows are beautiful.

The celebration was great, but the church definitely needs to be restored. The people are friendly and very willing to help those who are new in town.

My favourite church! Thanks for Monsignor Nalty

Great St. Joseph's Day Altar including good food and live music. Yearly event.

Beautiful church. Ring mass was great and will go back for mass.