A pastoral committee is responsible for providing support, guidance, and assistance to individuals in times of need. The committee's primary focus is on the emotional, spiritual, and personal well-being of students. The pastoral committee is responsible for providing;

• Emotional Support: The pastoral committee is the first point of contact for individuals facing emotional challenges, whether due to personal difficulties, grief, or other life events. Members of the committee provide a listening ear, empathy, and a safe space to express feelings.

• Spiritual Guidance: at St. Marcellin Champagnat School,  the pastoral committees offers spiritual guidance, counseling, and mentorship to individuals seeking to deepen their faith or understand their spiritual journey better.

• Crisis Intervention: the committee plays a crucial role in times of crisis. The pastoral committee provides immediate support during emergencies, coordinating assistance for affected individuals, and offering resources for coping and healing.

• Visitation: the pastoral committees also engage in visitation to students who are homebound, in hospitals, or in other care facilities. These visits provide companionship, comfort, and a sense of community for those who may feel isolated.

• Support Groups: the committee organize or facilitate support groups for students dealing with similar life challenges, such as grief, illness, or addiction. These groups offer a space for sharing experiences and finding strength in a community.

• Education and Workshops: Pastoral committee also arrange educational sessions, workshops, and seminars on topics related to emotional well-being, personal growth, and spirituality.