St. Henry Catholic Church

New Orleans, Louisiana

St. Henry Catholic Church is located in New Orleans, Louisiana at 1025 Napoleon Avenue. The parish operates multiple locations including St. Stephen, which was designated as a Minor Basilica as of May 12, 2022. The church offers various Masses throughout the week at different times and locations. A 360-degree tour of the Basilica is available. The church provides Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and confession times are available on Saturdays and Sundays. The parish is led by Reverend Monsignor Christopher H. Nalty and offers Apologetics classes for parishioners.

Address

801 General Pershing St, New Orleans, LA 70115

Denomination

Catholic

Phone

504-899-1378

Email

ststephenpar@archdiocese-no.org

Services

Languages

English

Last updated August 2026

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1,000-5,000

estimated members

This is likely one of 45 Catholic congregations in Orleans Parish, LA. Catholic accounts for 50% of the county's 431 congregations.

This estimate comes from ARDA 2020 data for churches of this size and denomination in the county.

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