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What is "lay ministry" in the Catholic Church? Aleteia.org:"Ever since Vatican II, the Church has talked much about various types of "lay ministry" within the Catholic Church. What does it mean and where did it come from? In this context, lay ministry in the Catholic Church is a type of official service, where a local bishop institutes an individual for a specific role. This role is normally preceded with several years of formation to prepare for this service."
https://aleteia.org/2021/05/15/what-is-lay-ministry-in-the-catholic-church/

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Lay Pastoral Ministry Institute, Diocese of St. Petersburg:"The mission of the Lay Pastoral Ministry Institute is to provide an integrated lay ecclesial ministry formation program that will prepare the laity to offer their unique gifts in service to the local church. Responding to the implications of their baptismal commitment they will be better equipped to serve as competent leaders in the parishes of this culturally diverse diocese, ever mindful of their primary commitment to family life. In accordance with the teachings and tenets of the Roman Catholic Church, they serve as agents of evangelization and transformation in the society in which they live, as members of the Body of Christ, here in the Diocese of St. Petersburg."
6363 9th Ave. North
St. Petersburg, FL 33710
Phone: 727-344-1611
Fax: 727-345-2143
https://www.dosp.org/lpmi/

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Starting a Lay Pastoral Care Ministry Team:"A Lay Pastoral Care Team is a group of people dedicated to supporting people with specific needs. At a time when our population is aging, caring for older adults is especially relevant. This is an ideal ministry for laity as they often have long-term relationships with older members. And there is a role for people with different skills. Those who are good at listening and caring can be visitors. Those who like to DO things can buy or prepare food, schedule visitors, write notes, gather information and resources, serve as drivers, etc. What’s important is that you have a team of people who can respond to needs in your congregation. Older adults are the primary recipients of pastoral care. But this can also extend to those who need a break from caring for someone who is ill or shut-in, those whose loved one has died or be with someone who has a chronic illness or disability."
275 North Main Street
Providence RI, 02903
Phone 401-274-4500
Fax 401-331-9430
https://www.episcopalri.org/starting-a-lay-pastoral-care-ministry-team/

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