We usually close our meeting with a shared prayer time where people can offer intentions, thank yous, or just share what's going on in their lives. Sodality is made up of people from Christian-based religions, most often but by no means exclusively Roman Catholic. If you are a student at UD and are interested, call Br. He can tell you about meeting times, places, etc. If you are not a student at UD and are interested in finding out how to start your own Sodality, or email him at Brother Tom's e-mail .
Sodality runs on a shared leadership model .
Instead the administrative work needed for the group is done by people in Sodality who have the desire to do it. Now these jobs can be done by anybody in the group at any given time. Normally we try to get everyone in the group to do at least one of the weekly meetings in the course of a school year. This share leadership model is critical to the functioning of our community because it makes each member feel important and able to speak up if they think something needs to be done. It also lets everyone contribute in whatever way they can.