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1725 St Roch Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117, USA
New Orleans, Louisiana 70117

The beautiful and unique St. Roch Cemetery & Chapel in New Orleans, Louisiana has - along its walls and in its corners - beautiful life-size statues depicting the 14 Stations of the Cross. A pilgrimage on Good Friday, led by a local priest, draws worshippers to the cemetery every year to walk and revere the stations.

Since that time, St. Roch appears to have interceded for many, who leave their offerings of thanks to him - creating a bizarre and hauntingly beautiful space that is touching and, also, uniquely New Orleans. You cannot help but stand inside the tiny room and wonder about the stories behind each item left there; which includes everything from ceramic body parts, prosthetics, crutches and leg braces to glass eyes, a kidney mold, a glitter-bespeckled camera, and a dead bird. Some pieces are obviously symbolic while others are the genuine article, something that someone, presumably, was able to cast off thanks to the intercession of St. Roch.

Small cemetary but still incredibly beautiful. A must see of you're in the neighborhood.

Thank you st roch for cureing me of hate

St. Rocco was a man who administered to plague victims in his life and is now the patron saint of infectious diseases. The Ninth Ward's New Orleans chapel was built for and dedicated to him when, in 1868, Rev. Thevis had his prayers to the saint answered - his parishioners were saved from a terrible yellow fever epidemic that was then sweeping the city. You can read more about the chapel's history here.

Ate cereal at the cemetery. It was nice.

beautiful. scenery

Yet, what truly sets St. Roch Cemetery apart is it's infamous and unique shrine room, off to the right inside the tiny chapel, where offerings of thanks are left to St. Roch for his intervention in their suffering.

Though the area was badly flooded during Hurricane Katrina, it has persevered. If you are interested in checking out New Orleans cemeteries, this lesser well-known little graveyard and its accompanying chapel are more than worth a visit.

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Cemetery at 1725 St Roch Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117, USA. Here you will find detailed information about St Roch S Campo Santo: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

Opening hours

  • Monday
    8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Tuesday
    8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Wednesday
    8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Thursday
    8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Friday
    8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Saturday
    8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Sunday
    8:30 AM – 4:00 PM

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Based on 9 reviews

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Louisiana
Address:
1725 St Roch Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117, USA.
City:
New Orleans
Postcode:
70117

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  • Jason
    Added 2016.09.30
    The beautiful and unique St. Roch Cemetery & Chapel in New Orleans, Louisiana has - along its walls and in its corners - beautiful life-size statues depicting the 14 Stations of the Cross. A pilgrimage on Good Friday, led by a local priest, draws worshippers to the cemetery every year to walk and revere the stations.
  • Caleb
    Added 2016.06.06
    Since that time, St. Roch appears to have interceded for many, who leave their offerings of thanks to him - creating a bizarre and hauntingly beautiful space that is touching and, also, uniquely New Orleans. You cannot help but stand inside the tiny room and wonder about the stories behind each item left there; which includes everything from ceramic body parts, prosthetics, crutches and leg braces to glass eyes, a kidney mold, a glitter-bespeckled camera, and a dead bird. Some pieces are obviously symbolic while others are the genuine article, something that someone, presumably, was able to cast off thanks to the intercession of St. Roch.
  • Dominic
    Added 2015.01.01
    Small cemetary but still incredibly beautiful. A must see of you're in the neighborhood.
  • Robert
    Added 2014.08.09
    Thank you st roch for cureing me of hate
  • Alexis
    Added 2014.07.06
    St. Rocco was a man who administered to plague victims in his life and is now the patron saint of infectious diseases. The Ninth Ward's New Orleans chapel was built for and dedicated to him when, in 1868, Rev. Thevis had his prayers to the saint answered - his parishioners were saved from a terrible yellow fever epidemic that was then sweeping the city. You can read more about the chapel's history here.
  • Lily
    Added 2014.06.20
    Ate cereal at the cemetery. It was nice.
  • Samuel
    Added 2013.10.21
    beautiful. scenery
  • Jayden
    Added 2013.09.20
    Yet, what truly sets St. Roch Cemetery apart is it's infamous and unique shrine room, off to the right inside the tiny chapel, where offerings of thanks are left to St. Roch for his intervention in their suffering.
  • Richard
    Added 2013.05.10
    Though the area was badly flooded during Hurricane Katrina, it has persevered. If you are interested in checking out New Orleans cemeteries, this lesser well-known little graveyard and its accompanying chapel are more than worth a visit.
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