Ryan Ellis sits on the Board of the Arlington Latin Mass Society and serves as Treasurer. He is a parishioner of St. Rita of Cascia in Alexandria, Va., along with his wife and three daughters. Professionally, he is a nationally recognized tax expert. He has managed a tax preparation firm for two decades, and is an IRS Enrolled Agent. Ellis works in politics as a consultant, and for many years was Tax Policy Director at Americans for Tax Reform. Ryan Ellis is the president of the Center for a Free Economy, a free market 501(c)(4) organization. He has written for The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, National Review, and The Washington Examiner.

David Alexander sits on the Board of the Arlington Latin Mass Society. Before his retirement in July 2022, he was a design and multimedia professional for over 40 years. He wrote for several Catholic publications in the late 1990s, including Saint Catherine Review, The Arlington Catholic Herald, Catholic World Report, and more recently, Regina Magazine. In 2002, he began the blog man with black hat, which today remains his primary writing venue. His service at the altar dates back nearly sixty years, "back when 'the Old Mass' was known as 'the Mass.'" He was recently instituted to the Ministry of Acolyte with the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter, and serves at St. Luke in Fort Washington, Md. He also sings with the schola cantorum at St. Rita of Cascia in Alexandria, Va.

James Baresel sits on the Board of the Arlington Latin Mass Society. A freelance writer, his work has been published in Epoch Times, Tudor Life, Catholic World Report, American History, Fine Art Connoisseur, Military History, Catholic Herald, Claremont Review of Books, The Wanderer, Crisis Magazine, One Peter Five, and University Bookman.