The Role of the Laity (non-ordained members) in the Church is to bring Christ's message into the everyday world—family, work, and society—acting as 'salt and light' by living holy lives and evangelizing from within, transforming the temporal world, and participating in Christ's priestly, prophetic, and kingly mission through baptism, making them essential participants in the Church's mission, not just passive recipients. They serve in various ministries, from education and administration to liturgical roles, building up the Church and witnessing to God's reign in the secular sphere, sharing their unique vocations and gifts.