Cells and Associations in the Catholic Church refer to small, organized groups within a parish that focus on various aspects of spiritual growth, community building, and social outreach. These groups, often called cell groups or lay associations, gather regularly for prayer, Bible study, fellowship, and mutual support. They provide a more intimate setting for faith development, allowing members to deepen their relationship with God and each other. Additionally, they engage in service projects, evangelization, and other activities that contribute to the parish’s mission and the broader community. These groups play a vital role in fostering a vibrant and active parish life.