Parish Management System
Organising Community Data and Supporting Pastoral Coordination
The Parish Management System (PMS) is a practical means to collect and maintain the details of families and individuals under the Apostolic Visitation. It supports better pastoral coordination, communication, and responsible record-keeping across Mass Centres.
Well-organised systems like PMS strengthen the administration and ministries of the Church, helping communities serve families more effectively.

PMS helps to maintain updated information of the faithful—families and individuals—so that pastoral care, communication, and community coordination can be carried out more effectively.
- Keep updated contact details of families and individuals
- Support catechism, youth, and family ministries with accurate data
- Enable pastoral follow-up and community support when needed
- Improve planning for celebrations, events, and formation programs
Liturgical Committee in Mass Centres
The Altar Servers, Sacristans, and the Choir form the Liturgical Committee in each Mass Centre and work together for meaningful and graceful celebrations of the liturgy.
- Altar Servers – support the sacred celebrations with discipline and reverence
- Sacristans – assist in preparation of the sanctuary and liturgical items
- Choir – enrich worship through sacred music and liturgical hymns
Supporting Administration and Ministries
The administration and ministries of the Apostolic Visitation are strengthened through reliable coordination, committed teams, and practical systems like PMS—helping communities carry out pastoral initiatives effectively.
Responsible Use
- Maintain accuracy and periodic updates
- Handle personal data with confidentiality and respect
- Use information only for pastoral and community purposes
- Work in unity with the guidance of the Apostolic Visitation
Call to Serve
Faithful who can assist in coordination, responsible data organisation, and parish support are encouraged to volunteer, so that communities can serve families better and respond quickly to pastoral needs.
“Let all things be done decently and in order.” (1 Corinthians 14:40)

