Iota Unum talk from 17th May, given by Dan Hitchens - ‘Sr Clare Crockett: a modern saint?’ Dan Hitchens is senior editor at First Things.By Latin Mass Society

Talk given to the Catholic Writers' Guild (Keys) by Dr Joseph Shaw on the subject of Monarchy. Joseph Shaw is Chairman of the Latin Mass Society and FIUV.By Latin Mass Society

A talk given by LMS and FIUV chairman, Dr Joseph Shaw in Washington DC on Sunday 7th April.By Latin Mass Society

Talk given by Dr Joseph Shaw at the Catholic Central Library, Dublin.By Latin Mass Society

Talk given by Dr Joseph Shaw to the Latin Mass Society of Ireland, Waterford.By Latin Mass Society

Talk given by Dr Joseph Shaw to the Roundtower Conference, Galway.By Latin Mass Society

Introductory talk given by Dr Joseph Shaw - editor of 'A Defence of the Monarchy'By Latin Mass Society

Talk given by Jamie Bogle - contributing author to 'A Defence of the Monarchy'By Latin Mass Society

Talk given by Sebastian Morello - contributing author to 'A Defence of the Monarchy'By Latin Mass Society

Talk given in Rome by Dr Joseph Shaw, chairman of the Latin Mass Society, on the occasion of the launch of his new book: "The Latin Mass and the Intellectuals": Petitions to Save the ancient Mass from 1966 to 2007.By Latin Mass Society

Iota Unum talk from 17th May, given by Dan Hitchens - ‘Sr Clare Crockett: a modern saint?’ Dan Hitchens is a columnist for The Spectator and senior editor at First Things.By Latin Mass Society

Talk given by Dr Joseph Shaw, chairman of the Latin Mass Society, on the 9th November at St Wilfrid's Hall, London Oratory. The occasion was the launch of his new book: "The Latin Mass and the Intellectuals": Petitions to Save the ancient Mass from 1966 to 2007.By Latin Mass Society

Iota Unum talk from 28th September, given by Dr Joseph Shaw, chairman of the Latin Mass Society.By Latin Mass Society

Dr Shaw talks about the intellectuals and their petitions to save the Latin Mass between 1967-2007.By Latin Mass Society

Mr John Smeaton, former Chief Executive of the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, spoke to us on his personal experience of "Discovering" or rather "Rediscovering" the Latin Mass!By Latin Mass Society

Iota Unum talk from 30th June, given by Professor Thomas Pink on the topic of 'Religion and Human Nature'.By Latin Mass Society

Iota Unum talk from 24th March, given by Dr Sebastian Morello on the topic of 'Technocracy and the Process of Un-Personing'.By Latin Mass Society

This is the introductory talk given by LMS Chairman, Dr Joseph Shaw at the launch of his new book: The Liturgy, the Family, and the Crisis of Modernity.By Latin Mass Society

Does Morality affect Beauty in the work of Artists? With special reference to: St Fra Angelico (15th Century) Caravaggio ​(16th Century) Fr Marco Rupnik (20th Century)By Latin Mass Society

Dr Joseph Shaw, Chairman of the Latin Mass Society. Given at the Annual General Meeting of the Latin Mass Society, held at St Mary Moorfields, London, on Saturday 30th July 2022By Latin Mass Society

This talk was recorded on Friday March 25th in London. Pierpaolo Finaldi ‘On the vocation of the Catholic author’ Pierpaolo FinaldiPierpaolo Finaldi is the CEO and Publisher of The Catholic Truth Society, Master of the Catholic Writers' Guild, a regular guest on EWTN global Catholic TV, a Catholic Herald top 100 trailblazer Catholic, a husband and …

Dr Jeremy Pilch ‘St John Henry Newman and Our Lady Mediatrix of All Graces’ Jeremy Pilch Following undergraduate studies at Oriel College, Oxford, and an MA at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies (UCL), Dr Jeremy Pilch was awarded a scholarship for a doctorate at the University of Bristol, researching on the doctrine of deification in …

‘Whatever Happened to Tradition?” Dr Stanley is a well-known historian and journalist, and author of the recent Whatever Happened to Tradition? This talk is a follow up from his successful book published in 2021 The West feels lost. Brexit, Trump, the coronavirus: we hurtle from one crisis to another, lacking definition, terrified that our best day…

Thomas Pink is a Professor in Philosophy at King's College London and a Patron of the Latin Mass Society. He has a particular interest in the history of theology in the early modern and modern periods, on religious liberty and the role of the Papacy.By Latin Mass Society

Prof. Lazu Kmita is a Catholic philosopher and writer living in Romania. His works can be seen on the Academia website (English C.V. here); he has also written for The Remnant (e.g. here), Gregorius Magnus (e.g. on p. 32 here), Polonia Christiana (Poland), Radici Cristiane (Italy), Second Spring (Oxford) and many other journals. Also known as a Tol…

Joseph Shaw talks to FIUV contacts in three former Communist-bloc countries From Russia: Oleg-Martin Martynov of Una Voce Russia Oleg-Michaël Martynov (b. 1977) is a founding member of Una Voce Russia, and is on its governing Board. He is also a member of the FIUV Council . Born and raised in a typical secular family in the last years of the USSR, …

Prof. Lazu Kmita is a Catholic philosopher and writer living in Romania. His works can be seen on the Academia website (English C.V. here); he has also written for The Remnant (e.g. here), Gregorius Magnus (e.g. on p. 32 here), Polonia Christiana (Poland), Radici Cristiane (Italy), Second Spring (Oxford) and many other journals. Also known as a Tol…

On the issue of the Motu Proprio 'Traditionis Custodes', Chairman of the LMS Joseph Shaw launches our second series of the popular podcast series with an in depth analysis of the recent apostolic letter on the restrictions of the celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass. Documents quoted and referred to in the Podcast: Pope Francis, Apostolic Lett…

The New Age: Roger Buck talks to Joseph Shaw Continuing from Part 1: What is the New Age? Part 2: Theosophy and the roots of the New Age Roger Buck was born in California, was brought up partly there and partly in England, and has also lived in various places on the Continent. He is currently living in Ireland. He spent close to three years living …

The New Age: Roger Buck talks to Joseph Shaw Part 1: What is the New Age? Part 2 : Theosophy and the roots of the New Age Roger Buck was born in California, was brought up partly there and partly in England, and has also lived in various places on the Continent. He is currently living in Ireland. He spent close to three years living at the New Age …

In the second part of this Iota Unum Podcast with Catholic writer and researcher Kevin Symonds, Joseph Shaw discusses conspiracies and conspiracy theories.By Latin Mass Society

In the latest series of talks from the Latin Mass Society, Joseph Shaw discusses with Kevin Symonds, Catholic writer and researcher, the Origin of the prayer of St Michael, the third secret of Fatima and was Bugnini a freemason?By Latin Mass Society

Maria Madise works for Voice of the Family and is the editor of their monthly magazine Calx Mariae Among other things, Maria discusses the original ‘schemata’ presented to the Second Vatican Council, which were intended as the first drafts of Council documents. Nearly all of these schemata were rejected, when the more progressive Council Fathers so…

Daniel Dolley holds a DPhil in Social Anthropology from the University of Oxford. He has studied indigenous religions within the Amazon region, and also on the western side of the Andes where he conducted his own ethnographic field research. The indigenous cultures of these two lowland regions have much in common and are distinct from those of the …

In the Second of the Latin Mass Society's Iota Unum Series, Dr John Rao speaks with Dr Shaw on the destruction of New York in Lockdown, on the impact of the recent riots in the USA and Jacobinism and the French Revolution. John Rao received his DPhil from Oxford University, and for many years has been Associate Professor at St John’s University, Ne…

What is the relationship between Gregorian Chant and prayer. Matthew is the Director of Music at Mayfield School and a Regional Director of Schola Gregoriana of Cambridge. A Cambridge graduate, with a doctoral thesis on twelfth-century chant, he was involved in singing Gregorian Chant at the Catholic Chaplaincy, Fisher House, and has since then don…

The superior of the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer (the Transalpine Redemptorists), based at Golgotha Monastery on the Orkney island of Papa Stronsay. A completely Traditional Order, their canonical status was regularised after having reconciled with the Holy See following Summorum Pontificum, having previously worked for many years with the SSPX.…

Chris Hodkinson is the director of the Schola Gregoriana of Cambridge, one of the leading influences in the revival of Gregorian Chant in England in recent years.By Latin Mass Society

From Kazakhstan, Bishop Schneider is well known as the author of Dominus Est - It is the Lord! - a defence of the traditional manner of receiving Communion.By Latin Mass Society

Professor Thomas Pink is a lecturer at King's College, London, and is known for his work on the fraught topic of religious liberty.By Latin Mass Society

The critically acclaimed author of several biographies of Catholic literary figures, including Chesterton, Belloc, Tolkien and Oscar Wilde, as well as Literary Converts - the conversion stories of a string of early 20th century English writers who were received into the Catholic Church. He has recently written his autobiography 'Race with the Devil…