Lay leaders re-affirm primacy of baptismal vocation.

From October 9-13, 2024, fifty lay leaders met in Rome to explore “Lay Mission and Vocation,” marking the 60th anniversary of Lumen Gentium, the Vatican II document that redefined the Church’s view on the laity. Focusing on Chapter Four, which highlights the unique role of laypeople, the conference emphasised the importance of baptismal vocation in shaping the Christian mission within society.

Read further at Lay Leaders Reaffirm Primacy of Baptismal Vocation

Also, read the Domitilla Statement 2024, which captures the deliberations of this gathering.

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By Greg Lopez

Registrar of Cardijn Community Australia (from December 2025); member of the Australian Cardijn Institute; and Lay Male Chaplain with the International Movement of Catholic Students – Asia Pacific (June 2023-January 2026).

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