A Parish Pastoral Council is a group of parishioners who work alongside the parish priest to help shape the pastoral life of the parish. Their role is not to run the parish or make financial decisions, but to listen, reflect, and plan for the future. Together, they look at the needs of the parish, encourage new ideas, support existing ministries, and help build a welcoming, vibrant community of faith.

The Council represents the voice of the parish community, offering advice, encouragement, and practical support so that the Gospel can continue to be lived and shared in everyday parish life. In short, the Parish Pastoral Council helps the parish to grow—not just in numbers, but in faith, service, and community.