Jacob Rees-Mogg joins Britain's most exclusive Catholic dining club
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has joined an elite Catholic dining club known as The XV. Membership is by invitation only, and the group includes some of Britain's most prominent Catholic figures. His father, Lord Rees-Mogg, was also part of this exclusive circle for decades.
The XV is a long-standing society made up of distinguished Catholics, often from aristocratic families. Among its members are the Fitzalan-Howards, the dukes of Norfolk, who hold one of the highest ranks in the British peerage.
The club hosts black-tie dinners at White's, a historic gentlemen's club in St James's. Rees-Mogg, already a member of White's, now joins these private gatherings alongside other influential Catholics. Rees-Mogg's deep Catholic faith is well known. He reads the catechism to his six children every Sunday and has a private chapel at home for Mass. His lifestyle reflects traditional values, with a country estate, a Westminster townhouse, and a fortune running into tens of millions. His wife, a devoted heiress, supports his conservative and religious way of life.
Rees-Mogg's inclusion in The XV reinforces his position among Britain's Catholic elite. The club's membership remains tightly controlled, with invitations extended only to those of significant standing. His father's prior membership highlights the family's long connection to this exclusive group.
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