What's on

New President
We are delighted to welcome the Venerable Luke Miller, Archdeacon of London, as our new President, following his election at the Annual General Meeting on 6th November 2025. 
Thursday 11 May 2026
Day Conference
'Living Well with Dementia'
​at
Walsingham - 10.45-14.45​
Wednesday 15th July 2026
Annual Mass
​at
St Mary's West Tofts - 6pm

This church in Thetford Forest, Norfolk, containing a chancel and chapel by Pugin, is under the patronage of the Guild of All Souls.
The village was compulsorily abandoned in WW2, since when it has been part of the Army’s Stanford battle training area. St Mary’s, the only complete building which remains, is usually inaccessible to the public.
Two services are permitted each year; a carol service in Advent arranged locally and a Mass arranged by the Guild each Summer. The Guild is most grateful to the Army for permitting access on this occasion.

O.S. GRID REF: TL836929 / Postcode: IP26 5EN
Please arrive via the A134 or West Tofts Road

NB: Please ensure you are at the church in good time. As this is an Army Training Area and security is paramount, you will not be allowed access if you arrive late. ​

Monthly Requiems
at St Stephen's Church, Gloucester Road,
South Kensington,
​London SW7 4RL

Please contact the parish priest, Fr Philip Barnes, for times of Requiem Masses.
Phone: (+44) (0)20 7370 3418
email: [email protected]
website: www.saint-stephen.org.uk

Chantry Chapel , Walsingham

The Chantry Chapel is open daily
from 7am to 10 pm.
Departed members are remembered in perpetuity on the anniversary of their death.
​Click here for more information and times of daily Mass.

Our 150th Anniversary 
The Guild of All Souls was founded on 15th March 1873, so was 150 years old on 15th March 2023.
The Council marked this event throughout the anniversary year as described in Recent Events. 

Father Tooth
a biographical memoir

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Reissued to celebrate the
Guild's 150th anniversary


Charles E Lee’s 1931 memoir
of the Guild’s first President
is now available with a
new introduction by
​Colin Podmore. 
Click here for more details.
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