All movement must be loud and clear, providing an integrity which helps us understand it. Liturgy can well take the impact of surprise and fractured movement only when it means something. M inisters are a vital part of the assembly before they are a part of a parish. Ministers at liturgy must be seen as part of the assembly. To be present throughout only to proclaim the gospel, deliver a homily or help at communion supports the unity and integrity of the rite.
Space helps to identify, promote and nurture leadership.
Managing space is handling symbol - who and what stands where. M ove the sacristy to the back of the nave away from the sanctuary. Altar servers, presider, ministers should dress there, form their procession there and return there. This spatially marks the beginning and end of liturgy. L ectors and ministers of communion should sit in the sanctuary.