Religious Goods and Sacristy Supplies

Vestments & Albs

Sacristy Supplies

2026 Publications.

The ACS Ordo 2026,

The CU Order for the Eucharist 2026

are estimated to be available from early June

For updates on these and the Week to View Diary for 2026,

please keep an eye on this page

Featured Products

Tufton Tracts

Why? Leaflets

CU076

£1.50

Six leaflets for those who may be enquiring about the traditional faith. Why...Incense? Why...Candles in church? Why...Make the sign of the cross? Why...Genuflect Why... Ask the Saints to pray for us? Why...Anoint with Oil?These are very easy to read, folded A4 size, printed on light card and are ideal for the bookstand or table in the church.

Printing Supplies

Free Prayer Card 2

PC2

£0.00

ACS prayer cards. The cards are free. but there is a post and packing charge of £2.00 per 10 cards (up to a maximum charge of £10). Choose how many you want of this card, and prayer card 1, add them to your basket and the postage will be calculated for you. (Please order in batches of 10)

On sale!

Certificates

A5 Baptism Certificate

CER005

£1.00

A5 Baptism Certificate, printed in red and gold ink. SPECIAL OFFER ! - Buy 50 Certificates for just £35.00, saving you £15.00 on the usual price.

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Who we are?

The Additional Curates Society was founded in 1837 by a Christian layman, Joshua Watson.

It's purpose is to ensure that the Christian Faith is proclaimed in poor and populous parishes. It does this by funding assistant priests, and encouraging vocations to the priesthood.

ACS believes that the sacrament of Holy Order, Priesthood, is a precious gift from God and a means of grace for His people. ACS also holds precious the people of God, especially in poor and populous parishes.ACS prays and works to ensure that parishes will have priests. It gives grants to parishes for priests. It fosters and encourages vocations to the priesthood.

Who we are?

The Additional Curates Society was founded in 1837 by a Christian layman, Joshua Watson.

It's purpose is to ensure that the Christian Faith is proclaimed in poor and populous parishes. It does this by funding assistant priests, and encouraging vocations to the priesthood.