laical (Meaning)

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laical (a.)

Of or pertaining to a layman or the laity.

The laical members of the Catholic Church have a crucial role in promoting the mission of the Church.
The laical faithful are called to live their faith in the world, transforming temporal realities according to the Gospel.
Laical movements and organizations play a significant role in fostering a more just and equitable society.
The laical dimension of the Church emphasizes the importance of the participation of all believers in the life and mission of the Church.
Laical spirituality encourages Christians to integrate their faith and daily life, witnessing to Christ in their families, workplaces, and communities.
Laical theologians contribute to the understanding and development of Catholic doctrine and its application to contemporary issues.
Laical missionaries bring the Good News to people of different cultures and backgrounds, promoting dialogue and understanding.
Laical counselors and psychologists provide support and guidance to individuals and families, integrating psychological insights with Christian values.
Laical artists and musicians use their talents to express their faith and inspire others, creating beautiful and meaningful works of art.
Laical leaders in business, politics, and education strive to apply Christian principles to their work, fostering ethical decision-making and social change.

Of or pertaining to a layman or the laity.

nonclerical, secular, worldly, temporal, lay, religionless,irreligious, godless, earthly, pagan

divine, divine, spiritual, sacred,religious, religious, sacred, spiritual, godly, holy

The laical members of the Catholic Church have a crucial role in promoting the mission of the Church.

The laical faithful are called to live their faith in the world, transforming temporal realities according to the Gospel.

Laical movements and organizations play a significant role in fostering a more just and equitable society.

The laical dimension of the Church emphasizes the importance of the participation of all believers in the life and mission of the Church.