This chapter situates mission leadership within the context of rapid change, arguing that it is vocational in essence, sacramental in nature, and characterised by service and communion. The chapter begins by emphasising the importance of attitude and perspective in viewing leadership as an opportunity for growth amidst the challenges of a “new normal.” It then traces the evolution of the understanding of mission from a focus on bringing people into the Church to a deeper realisation of God’s Spirit already active in the world. The call to discipleship is presented as fundamental to Christian mission, involving a transformative encounter with Christ and a commitment to advancing God’s Kingdom through relationships. Leadership in this context is sacramental, reflecting Christ’s presence and the Church’s nature as sign and instrument of God’s love. The chapter concludes by highlighting the practical dimensions of mission leadership in Catholic schools, integrating faith and life to promote holistic development centred in Christ.