In "church maintenance" I include those who assist with Masses and coffee every Sunday, which is typically a surprising 30 to 60 people, plus a few more for religious education. That's good, but in our tiny parish it sucks up most of the talent and energy that might otherwise be available to, as Pope Francis has asked, go outside the church doors. We do some outreach such as feeding the homeless and helping refugees, but it's a small percentage of the money and effort put into running the church for our own benefit. Our priorities seem to be "bass ackwards" compared to what we read in the Acts of the Apostles.
The priests are working full out, so any progress must come from laity organizing change and new efforts, with or possibly without the priests' and bishops' support.