Saint Joseph the Worker Parish is seeking a mission-driven Director of Mission & Ministry to provide strategic, pastoral, and formational leadership across all areas of parish life. Reporting directly to the Pastor and serving as a key member of the Parish Leadership Team, this role strengthens community life by integrating disciple formation, ministry leadership, evangelization, social outreach, and pastoral care in alignment with the parish mission. Qualified candidates will bring experience in parish ministry or organizational leadership, strong supervisory and pastoral skills, and the ability to motivate and form staff, volunteers, and parishioners. This position offers an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on parish life by helping shape a vibrant, welcoming, and mission-centered Catholic community. For a full job description and to apply, please visit our website: https://sjwpitt.org/jobs-1

Saint Joseph the Worker Parish is seeking an experienced and mission-focused Director of Operations to provide leadership and oversight across all administrative, financial, personnel, and facilities functions of the parish. Reporting directly to the Pastor and serving as a key member of the Parish Leadership Team, the Director of Operations ensures that the parish's operational infrastructure effectively supports its ministries, long-term strategic vision, and mission. Qualified candidates will demonstrate strong leadership experience in finance or operations, excellent organizational and analytical skills, and the ability to guide staff and volunteers in a mission-driven environment. This position offers an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on parish life by ensuring that the administrative and operational foundation of Saint Joseph the Worker Parish remains strong, efficient, and aligned with its mission. For a full job description and to apply, please visit our website: https://sjwpitt.org/jobs-1

Overview
The Paulist Center is an intentional community in the Roman Catholic tradition. We are an inclusive community dedicated to vibrant worship and social justice ministry. We value full and active participation of all in the worship community and its ministries. Members of the community travel to our downtown location from towns and cities across Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

The Young Adult community (21-39 years old) strives to be welcoming to all at the Paulist Center. This group seeks to live out its faith through community, service, and spirituality, offering a number of social, service-oriented, and faith-building events, including: monthly dinners after the Sunday 6pm Mass; happy hours in neighborhoods throughout Boston; small-group and discussion panels on faith and spirituality.

The Young Adult Minister is supervised by the Executive Director and collaborates with the Director of Outreach & Evangelization, as the Paulist Center focuses on relationship-building with a new generation of young adults. The Young Adult Minister will take the lead in designing and implementing a ministry plan, working with the pastoral team.

Responsibilities:
Young Adult Ministry
• Organize, and coordinate Young Adult faith formation program
• Coordinate happy hours, social events, service opportunities and other theological, spiritual and educational activities
• Facilitate Young Adult weekly spiritual sharing group
• Serve as liaison with Suffolk University’s Interfaith Center, Emerson College’s Campus Ministry, and Young Adult programs at area churches and other colleges
• Provide one-on-one pastoral meetings
• Creatively think of additional ways to engage and attract young adults

Other Responsibilities
• Assist with wider Paulist Center events, as needed
• Staff front desk or help with other administrative needs of the Center, as needed
• Use social media to share about Young Adult social and service activities, as well as other events happening at the Paulist Center

Workweek: Must be available to work Sunday late afternoon/evenings and attend 6PM Mass; and other days/evenings as agreed upon with the Executive Director.

Qualifications: Current student or recent graduate in MDiv or Master of Theology. Must be a practicing Catholic with demonstrated leadership ability in ministry either as a volunteer or in a professional position. We are looking for someone who is relational; comfortable serving the pastoral needs of young adults; enthusiastic about his/her/their Catholic faith; and has good communication skills including public speaking and social media.

Estimate of Time and Compensation: 20 hours per week with the realization that some weeks might occasionally have more hours and some may have less. Compensation is at an hourly rate of $30-35/hour.

If Interested: Please email both a resume AND cover letter to Rebecca Bowie at rebecca@paulistcenter.org

Summary:

-There are two main foci of the Chaplain Resident position: one is the educational training which consists of both theoretical and practical aspects of ministry. The second is the service aspect in which the Resident works as a member of a spiritual care staff. Under the direction of a Clinical Pastoral Education Manager and an on-site mentor the Chaplain Resident ministers to patients, families, staff and/or clients at an assigned facility within the Sisters Hospital CPE Program agreed upon sites. As an integral member of a multi-disciplinary healthcare team, the Resident provides spiritual and emotional support for patients, families, and staff within the context of illness, suffering, loss and death. Their ministry is guided by The White Paper (available on ACPE/NACC Websites) composed by five distinct Chaplain Certifying bodies: ACPE, NACC, CAPPE, NAJC, APC.

EDUCATION:

-Bachelor’s Degree required
-Graduate degree in Theology or Masters in Divinity preferred
-Minimum of one unit of CPE preferred
-Letter of good standing from religious body required*
*All Roman Catholic priest-applicants must furnish communication with, and approval from, the Bishop of Buffalo in order to reside in the diocese and participate in the CPE program. All Roman Catholic priest-applicants must also secure faculties within the diocese of Buffalo upon applying to the CPE program.

EXPERIENCE:

-One (1) year of pastoral experience required.

The Campus Minister for Retreat Life provides leadership and execution for a dynamic undergraduate retreat program that advances spiritual growth and Ignatian formation. Rooted in Creighton’s Jesuit, Catholic mission, this role is responsible for expanding both the scope and reach of retreat offerings, with particular attention to engaging a diverse range of undergraduate students, including those not traditionally connected to Campus Ministry.

In collaboration with Campus Ministry colleagues, the Campus Minister evaluates the alignment of existing retreat programs with the principles of Ignatian spirituality and the broader goals of undergraduate formation. They identify opportunities for innovation and growth, develop new and/or reimagine existing retreat models, and ensure that all offerings intentionally foster reflection, discernment, community, and encounter with God in the context of students’ lived experiences.

The Campus Minister designs and implements a comprehensive assessment strategy for retreat programming. This includes articulating clear learning outcomes, developing tools to evaluate student experience and impact, analyzing data to identify strengths and areas for growth, and using findings to inform continuous improvement and strategic decision-making.

A central responsibility of this role is the recruitment, formation, and supervision of student leaders who serve as retreat coordinators and facilitators. The Campus Minister cultivates student leadership through intentional formation in Ignatian spirituality, accompaniment, and peer ministry, empowering students to co-create meaningful retreat experiences and to serve as leaders within the broader Campus Ministry community.

The Campus Minister also oversees the administrative and logistical dimensions of retreat planning and execution. This includes managing registration processes, coordinating with retreat centers, purchasing supplies, developing timelines, and ensuring the seamless implementation of all retreat experiences. Strong organizational and project management skills are essential to this work.

The Campus Minister demonstrates a deep understanding of Ignatian spirituality and integrates its core practices—reflection, discernment, and accompaniment—throughout all retreat experiences. They actively seek opportunities to broaden participation, remove barriers to engagement, and create pathways for students to encounter retreats as a meaningful part of their formation journey.
The Campus Minister reports to the Assistant Director of Undergraduate Campus Ministry.

Essential Functions:
Retreat development, implementation, leader formation, and assessment
Administrative tasks – Budgeting, paperwork; logistics in support of programming and development of programming
Outreach and communication to expand programming
Provide pastoral ministry to students

Qualifications:
Bachelors degree in theology, divinity, pastoral studies, ministry, or related required; masters preferred
1-3 years of related work experience preferred; equivalent combination of work, practicum experience at an accredited institution will be considered.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Knowledge of Catholic theology, Ignatian spirituality, and the Jesuit mission of higher education.
Ability to support students of all faiths and connect them with appropriate resources.
Demonstrated ability to manage logistics, partnerships, and communications for events and programs.
Strong interpersonal skills and a pastoral presence; adept in fostering relationships.
Possess an understanding of the development and needs of college students.
Proven commitment to collaboration.
Familiarity with program assessment.
Effective written and verbal communicator across diverse audiences.
Demonstrated ability to take initiative and act as a self-starter with little direction.
Proven ability to conceptualize, plan, and execute program offerings.
Demonstrated ability to exercise prudence and honor confidentiality.

The Campus Minister for Faith & Community Life is a 12-month position that is responsible for developing and overseeing opportunities to deepen and form the faith of our undergraduate students through communal experiences. The Campus Minister will play a strong role in forming student leaders and overseeing opportunities for students to grow in their faith and in their understanding of our Jesuit tradition.

Under the direction and guidance of the Assistant Director of Undergraduate Campus Ministry, the Campus Minister is responsible for overseeing 2-3 retreats a year. This will involve supporting and supervising student coordinators, working with retreat leaders, creating and leading meaningful prayer experiences, coordinating schedules and transportation, and other tasks related to leading a retreat.

With the support of the Office of Campus Ministry and the Office of Residential Life, the Campus Minister coordinates the Residence Hall Ministry in our first-year halls, supervising the Peer Ministry Advisors who work in designated halls. The Campus Minister will also serve on the Cortina Advisory Board to support sophomores living in this residential community.

The Campus Minister will also be responsible for working with student leaders to coordinate Agape Latte, a monthly speaker event that invites students to hear from leader on campus and to reflect on their faith.

The Campus Minister will also oversee programs in our office that focus on supporting students from other religious traditions, including a weekly Protestant Christian service and Bible study.

The Campus Minister will work collaboratively as an integral member of the Campus Ministry team and the Division of Mission and Ministry to assist emerging adults in their faith development including, but not limited to: providing pastoral care to students, offering spiritual companionship, and supporting larger Campus Ministry events throughout the year.

Essential Functions:
Coordinates Residence Hall ministry, retreats, and other ministry opportunities
Administrative work including budget management, assessment, and promotion of programs.
Collaborates as an integral member of the Campus Ministry Department, the Division of Mission and Ministry, and multiple other campus partners on various projects, programs, and events.
Provides individual pastoral care and spiritual companionship to students.

Qualifications:
• Bachelor’s degree in theology, pastoral studies, ministry or related required; Master’s degree strongly preferred
• 1-3 years of ministerial experience preferred
• Experience working with diverse populations of students

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
• Strong written and communication skills
• Knowledge of and commitment to the Jesuit mission
• Highly collaborative work ethic, with a comfort to reach out to University partners and also delegate when appropriate
• Detail-oriented
• Ability to take initiative and be a self-starter