Seelos Welcome Center: This center highlights the life and ministry of Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos, C.Ss.R. and serves as the primary voice for the canonization cause of Blessed Seelos. The Center also administers the shrine in te back of St. Mary’s Assumption Church which contains the remains of Blessed Seelos. Website
Friends of St Alphonsus: St. Alphonsus church was built in 1856 by and for the spiritual welfare of Irish immigrants who lived throughout New Orleans but in particular the area known as the Irish Channel. For many years it continued as a parish church until all Masses and the celebration of the Sacraments was centered at St. Mary’s Assumption Church, the German church, located directly across the street, which is also part of St. Alphonsus Parish.
St. Alphonsus School: Administered by the Sisters of Mercy the school offers pre-school through 7th grade education. It is part of the Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans education system. Website
Hope House: A drop in location which contains a food pantry for those in need as well as utility/rent assistance. Courses are offered so an individual can receive his or her high school equivalency certificate. Coffee shop for the homeless. Meals are offered by the Catholic Workers on Tuesday evenings for the homeless. Website
Mercy Endeavors: Administered by the Sisters of Mercy, Mercy Endeavors serves as an outreach center for senior citizens looking for companionship, faith sharing, and sharing a meal. Website
St. Thomas Clinic: is a clinic for those with minimal or no health insurance who need medical attention. Website
St. Thomas Catholic Worker House: In the spirit of Dorothy Day and Peter Mauron this house of hospitality is geared especially at homeless families who need a place while they find permanent housing.
Redemptorist Elderly Apartments: Low income housing for the elderly is offered in an environment which encourages a sense of community and fellowship.
