Supporting the Traditional Latin Mass Community in the Diocese of La Crosse
Connecting families and faithful devoted to the Traditional Latin Mass throughout western Wisconsin and the surrounding region.
Find a Latin MassA Community Devoted to the Sacred Liturgy
Una Voce La Crosse is a lay Catholic apostolate serving the growing community of the faithful who love and support the Traditional Latin Mass throughout the Diocese of La Crosse and the surrounding region of western Wisconsin and southeastern Minnesota.
Our community is spread across many miles, and families travel near and far to worship at the altar of the ancient Roman Rite. We exist to connect these faithful to one another, to foster understanding of the traditional liturgy, and to support its continued celebration — all in union with the Church and in a spirit of charity and hope.
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Find a Traditional Latin Mass Near You
The Traditional Latin Mass is offered at many locations across our region. Click any pin for Mass times, confessions, and directions — or view the full schedules.
These are the in-communion locations we list. Traveling farther? Try the national Mass directory.
What Is the Traditional Latin Mass?
Celebrated according to the Roman Missal of 1962, the Traditional Latin Mass is the same Holy Sacrifice offered by countless saints across the centuries — marked by reverence, sacred silence, Gregorian chant, and a profound sense of the holy.
Whether you have loved this liturgy your whole life or are discovering it for the first time, our formation library is here to open its riches to you, one step at a time.
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Reflections on the beauty, history, and spirituality of the traditional liturgy — offered in a spirit of charity and welcome.
What Is the Traditional Latin Mass?
An introduction to the Mass of the Roman Rite as celebrated according to the Roman Missal of 1962 — its names, its antiquity, and what makes it distinctive.
A Brief History of the Roman Rite
How the Mass of the Roman Rite developed across the centuries — from the early Roman Church, through Pope St. Gregory the Great, to the Missal of 1962.
Why Latin? The Church's Sacred Language
Why the Roman Church prays in Latin — a language of unity, stability, and reverence — and how worshippers enter into it.
Join Our Community
From special celebrations like our Solemn Pontifical Mass to community gatherings and hospitality after Mass, there is always something drawing our scattered community together. Join our email list for Mass updates, news, and upcoming events — and walk with us.
Una Voce — With One Voice
A chapter of Una Voce America and the International Una Voce Federation, we work within the Church, in union with the Holy Father, to support the traditional liturgy with patience, charity, and hope.
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