The New Holy Land of America is famous with cotton balls and church groups tour services. Many people have confounded it with other large Catholic church that has statues and shrines on its area. The New Holy Land likewise has catacombs excavated beneath its chief chapel wherein reproductions of the death pits in Rome took place. A tour in these glorious bone yards leaves every 15 minutes. The catacombs are thoroughly cleaned, open airy and well-lit to avoid pests, with poured solid walls that resemble stone barricades. The highlight is the Purgatory Chapel which is adorned with tile frescoes of remains of a guy who appears like the hermit from the jacket of Led Zeppelin IV.