As Catholic women we are called to live our Christian ethics and beliefs, not only on Sundays but throughout our daily lives at home, work and play.
Our goal in Our Lady of Madonna Sodality shall be to incorporate and uphold our beliefs in every aspect of our lives. We must be willing to live our faith and by our example, our Christian way of life will be evident to those around us.
We are a service organization for our church, our community and the women of Our Lady of Guadalupe. No matter what our personal acts of service are, we collect once a month to inform, assess and prepare for our joint efforts of service and three times a year in retreat for more personal spiritual times and for our own personal renewal.
If you would like to join with us in service to your community we welcome all women of the church and ask that you meet with us on the 2nd Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in Room C at the Mary Agatha Furth Center adjacent to the church.
The Madonna Sodality Ministries finalized the Higher Education Scholarship Awards for $500 each to four (4) applicants for the academic school year Fall 2011-Spring 2012 to the following students:
Brijit Aleman, Fall 2011-Spring 2012
Gabriella Carroll, Fall 2011-Spring 2012
Adriana Sigala, Fall 2011-Spring 2012
Academic Year Fall 2012-Spring 2013 student: Angela M. Delsuc, Fall 2012-Spring 2013
(Currently in senior year of High School).
The Scholarship Program is based on funds available from the Annual Madonna Fundraiser in November each year therefore funds available will vary from year to year.
Congratulations to the above mentioned Higher Education students.
Section 1: Purpose of the Organization.
The Madonna Sodality of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Windsor, CA shall bring women together in the spirit of the community and in the spirit of caring.
We may achieve this through Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Greeters, Choir, Altar Society, Religious Educators and St. Vincent de Paul membership;
by reaching out to the needs of those around us, by contributing to the educational religious training of a young man for the priesthood who is unable to pay for his own education;
creating handiwork, arts, crafts and food items to raise money of the Parish; working on the annual church fundraisers, encouraging participation in the church organization and works; promoting spiritual growth,
promoting good will in the community, aiding the elderly and the sick who may be confined to hospitals or nursing homes by visiting and bringing gifts and cards and administering communion to the ill as a Eucharistic Minister.
Sandy Sigala, President
(707) 272-7780