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The Sodality of Our Lady, also known as the Marian Congregation, is a Catholic congregation of lay persons, called into being by Fr Jan Leunis SJ within the student circles of Rome in the latter half of the 16 century. The origins of this congregation can be traced to a slightly earlier period. At the Jesuit College in Sicily, Fr Sebastian Carabassi, gathered young people for special services and teachings to venerate the Mother of God on selected days of the week. He was succeeded by Jan Leunis in 1560, who imposed within a certain framework on these practices. He designated Saturday as the day for meetings and services as the best way to “win the favours” of the Blessed Virgin, emphasising “diligence in discharging the duties befitting the state.” For these meetings, he would accepted only the most diligent and morally upright young people. His educational activity was recognized, and the Order’s general appointed Leunis to the Roman College, “so that as well as instilling knowledge in the hearts of the youth in his care he would shape their characters and ingrain Christian virtues in them.” This is an era in which Jesuit-led Catholicism embarked on a counter-offensive against the Reformation. The veneration of Our Lady was undermined by the Protestants. In 1563, Leunis founded a religious association with the consent of his superiors. It included 70 boys affiliated with the church of the Annunciation of Our Lady at the Roman College. It was named Sodalitia Mariana (Congregation of the Annunciation of Our Lady). The goal of the congregation

Sodalities of our Lady Existing in Kraków Secondary Schools in the 19th Century and in the Second Polish Republic