Associated Groups

Una Voce International
The Latin Mass Society is a member of Foederatio Internationalis Una Voce (FIUV), which was founded in 1965. This organisation represents lay-led Latin Mass/Una Voce groups from all over the world. Individuals can support the FIUV and its work by becoming Friends.

  • Website: fiuv.org

Altar Servers – Society of St Tarcisius
This is an association of altar servers for the traditional Latin Mass. It arranges training, disseminates information on altar serving, and promotes the spiritual formation of altar servers and service of the altar in a traditional Roman Rite. The society holds regular server training days, and its members are encouraged to serve at Latin Mass Society events.

Needlework – Guild of St Clare
This is a guild of Catholic needle-workers that promotes traditional needlecraft for liturgical vestments and in a domestic context. There are currently six chapters: Birmingham & Black Country, Kent, London, Northern (Preston & York), Oxford, and Withermarsh Green. The Guild holds regular vestment mending days, provides opportunities for training in conjunction with the Royal School of Needlework, and offers support and tuition to children and youth.

Prayer for Conversion – Sodality of St Augustine
This sodality exists to unite the prayers of members for the conversion of those dear to them, such as family members or close friends who have lapsed from the practice of the faith or never had it. Members join in fellowship with others by uniting their prayer for conversion.

  • Website: lms.org.uk/sodality

Chant and Polyphony in London – Southwell Consort and Houghton Schola
The Houghton Schola and the Southwell Consort are, respectively, the Latin Mass Society’s all-male chant schola and mixed polyphonic consort in London. They sing regularly in Corpus Christi Maiden Lane and elsewhere. They are professionally led but open to amateurs.

Gregorian Chant Network
The Gregorian Chant Network coordinates the promotion of Gregorian Chant in the context of Catholic liturgy, mainly in England and Wales. The network provides training for choirs that wish to learn more about the traditions and technique of chant. It also maintains a list of scholars singing Gregorian Chant, usually in association with the Latin Mass Society.