High School Campus Minister

Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix Catholic Schools Office

High School Campus Minister

Job Description School Name: Bourgade Catholic High School

Under the supervision of the Principal and Priest Chaplain, the High School Coordinator of Campus Evangelization/Campus Minister helps create an environment which guides and encourages all members of the school community to contribute to the Catholic identity of the campus and the formation of the faith community which responds to the spiritual needs of the students, teachers, staff and parents.

Forming a Faith Community Promotes Gospel values and upholds doctrinal teachings of the Catholic Church Promotes an atmosphere and environment based on Catholic faith, traditions and virtues Fosters Christian hospitality

Acknowledges and celebrates diversity within the school community

Communicates regularly with the priest chaplain, principal, faculty, staff, students and parents regarding evangelization activities, programs and projects

Works collaboratively with the priest chaplain and administration in the development of faith centered programs that involve students, parents, alumni and benefactors

Articulates and gives evidence of Catholic living by the witness of their lives

Under the direction of the Priest Chaplain: Assists in organizing, planning and implementing an effective retreat program for students, parents, faculty and staff that contributes to community building, faith development, evangelization and leadership

Assists in providing opportunities for growing in a personal relationship with Jesus Assists in offering a variety of prayer experiences; personal and communal Coordinates opportunities for students, parents, faculty and staff to celebrate the sacraments, especially Eucharist and Reconciliation Coordinates liturgical celebrations including daily Masses and class Masses Coordinates training for liturgical ministers; extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Ministers of the Word, servers and others involved with Liturgical celebrations Coordinates the use of the chapel Moral Formation: Provides opportunities to enrich and expand the understanding of Scripture and Sacred Tradition Provides pastoral guidance and support to students, parents, faculty and staff Social Justice: Provides opportunities for students to engage in direct community service and social justice opportunities based on the Gospel and Catholic Social Teaching Infuses the concepts of peace, justice and human dignity into all aspects of evangelization Preparation of Lay Leaders in the Church: Affirms parents/guardians in their role as the primary educators Encourages students to discern their vocation for which God has called them Provides resources for students to experience religious, academic and social support to thrive in today's church and society Provides opportunities for students to develop leadership skills Additional Job Functions Visible and present on the school campus and at school activities Maintains a collaborative relationship with the priest chaplain, administrators, pastors and youth Page 1 of 2leaders in neighboring parishes and the Diocesan Offices of Education and Evangelization Nourishes one's own personal, professional and spiritual development Oversees the budgetary process for Campus Ministry/Evangelization Attends Diocesan meetings for Campus Ministers/Evangelization Stays abreast of current developments of evangelization Available to students, staff, faculty and parents Seeks resources to support students Performs any other job-related tasks deemed necessary and/or assigned by the principal/priest ch Knowledge, skills, and abilities required A basic understanding of Roman Catholic teaching in the following areas: God, Jesus, Holy Spirit, Church, Pastoral Theology, Ethics and Moral Theology, Liturgy and Sacraments, Justice and Peace, Spirituality, Prayer, Scripture and Catholic Doctrine Demonstrates personal self-discipline, is adaptable and flexible in routine and unexpected situations Skills in communication, listening, initiative, creativity and problem solving Demonstrates knowledge and understanding of child psychology and adolescent development Ability to work in a team setting as a team member Ability to build rapport and collaboration Minimum Qualifications Must be practicing Catholic (Bona-Fide Occupational Qualifications - BFOQ) in good canonical standing and be willing to sign a Profession of Faith Possesses the equivalent of a bachelor's degree in theology, religious studies or a related field (Masters degree preferred) Certified by the Arizona State Department of Education with a minimum of a Substitute Certificate Completed Catechist Certification and/or re-certification as required by Diocesan policy Completed Safe Environment Training and signed the Code of Conduct Completed FBI Fingerprint clearance

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $40,238.00 - $53,975.00 per year

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Retirement plan
• Vision insurance

Schedule:

• 8 hour shift
• Evening shift
• Monday to Friday
• Night shift

Ability to Commute:

• Phoenix, AZ 85017 (Required)

Ability to Relocate:

• Phoenix, AZ 85017: Relocate before starting work (Required)

Work Location: In person

Salary : $40,238 - $53,975