Great Miracles and Religion of New Orleans


Visualize the French Quarter, from its beginning. Catholics were predominate, but as more immigrants arrived, their religions became a part of religious history. Some religions melded together to create yet another religion.St. Louis Cathedrals history dates back to the 1700s. As this was the first religion, brought by the French, it is here the journey begins.With slavery, Voodoo came from Africa Haiti, to bring mystery, intrigue fear to faithful followers of the Catholic church. Delve into the history of the first black nun, her impact on the city with kindness and healing, and where she stands today on her way to Sainthood in the Catholic church.The Ursuline Nuns brought healing education to New Orleans, along with many miracles. Wonder, as your guide tells stories from long ago, of miracles associated with this small group of dedicated women.Visit the Italian section of the French Quarter see the beautiful church they built for worship.See the location where exorcisms were practiced (and still may be today).The Methodists also built a church on the boundary of the French Quarter. You will see this beautiful creation as you stroll along.Congo Square was the meeting place, on Sundays, for those who practiced Voodoo, while wondering citizens gazed in amazement as they carried out their unfamiliar customs and rituals.The Mortuary Chapel, beautiful in its stance, from 1826, was originally built to thwart the spread of disease through the city.Great miracles, religion, beautiful churches and amazing history and architecture await you on this two hour walking tour in the French Quarter, New Orleans!Additional InformationConfirmation will be received at time of bookingChildren and youth must be accompanied by an adultWear comfortable walking shoes.Drink plenty of WATER.InclusionsLicensed tour guideAn abundance of history, miracles wonder.Fun, informative tour!ExclusionsGratuityFood and drinkDeparture Point700 Chartres St., outside of the back gate of Jackson Square, in front of the St. Louis CathedralDeparture

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