Unitas, the Catholic League, is an ecumenical society based in England, promoting the unity of Christians. It supports the Catholic ecumenical movement and encourages the journey of all towards the visible unity of the whole Church in communion with the Bishop of Rome, and his ministry of reconciliation as successor to St Peter the apostle to 'strengthen his brothers'.


Our members include Anglicans, Roman Catholics, Orthodox, Eastern Catholic and Free Church Christians. Unitas has four objects:


Our Logo

The objects of Unitas, the Catholic League, are symbolised by its Badge or Logo. It shows a key and bishop's pastoral staff crossed in a square. This is shown at the top left corner of this website.

  • The square signifies the unity of the Church and is also a reminder of Christian perfection.
  • The key stands for the authority of the Church to set the world free, both from sin and from separation from union with God.
  • The pastoral staff stands for the Church's concern to guide Christians by teaching and sacrament into the complete truth of Jesus Christ the Good Shepherd.