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LOCATION: Catholic Schools K-8 located within the City of Detroit
Why teach at a Catholic School...
Teaching at a Catholic school is more than a career choice; it’s a response to God’s invitation to give of yourself—your gifts, your experience, your knowledge, your charity, and your faith—over and over again. It’s a job intimately linked to the convictions of your heart and your hopes for the future. At the Archdiocese of Detroit, we believe
LOCATION: Catholic Schools K-8 located within the City of Detroit
Why teach at a Catholic School...
Teaching at a Catholic school is more than a career choice; it’s a response to God’s invitation to give of yourself—your gifts, your experience, your knowledge, your charity, and your faith—over and over again. It’s a job intimately linked to the convictions of your heart and your hopes for the future. At the Archdiocese of Detroit, we believe deeply in the power of strong Catholic education and are seeking dedicated individuals who believe just as deeply to join us on this mission, bringing with you all of your convictions, all of your talents, and all of your hope.
What benefits does Catholic Schools offer?
Catholic Schools offer a generous benefits package and retirement plan through the Michigan Catholic Conference. You can find more information on these benefits at www.micatholic.org/benefits.
Job Summary:
Supports the philosophy and mission statement of the hiring school and provides a classroom environment and academic program to meet the spiritual, intellectual, emotional, social, and physical needs of each student.
Responsibilities:
• Plans lessons and instructs children as directed by curriculum standards of the school
• Coordinates individual teaching goals and curriculum with those of the department and of the school
• Provides instruction to all levels of student ability
• Utilizes a variety of instructional approaches involving all available resources
• Promotes a positive classroom atmosphere
• Supports school leader and communicates with colleagues and parents in a professional manner
• Maintains teaching credentials and professional growth
• Maintain detailed and accurate records of student performance as well as unit curricula, weekly learning plans, and daily lesson plans.
• Attends all required school meetings events
• Take part in school’s religious and spiritual programs, including faculty and staff retreats
• Study departmental, school, and classroom data
• Prepare, correct, and proctor assessments
• Supports and enforces all school policies
• Fulfills all special duty assignments
Skills and Abilities:
• Proficiency in using technology in the classroom to enhance student learning (i.e. email, word processing, spreadsheets, databases, online textbooks, and educational websites)
• Excellent classroom management skills who adhere to and promotes high expectations for conduct
• Enthusiasm, openness, dedication, and zeal
• Excellent interpersonal skills to relate well with students, staff, administration, parents, and the community
• An unwavering belief that all students can learn
Supervisor to:
• Teacher Assistants (if applicable)
Position reports to:
• Principal
Interested candidates should submit a cover letter, resume, copy of teaching certificate, copy of transcript, and any other document in support of candidacy.
• Please note, we will consider candidates pursing their teaching certificate***
The Archdiocese of Detroit is an equal opportunity employer that does not illegally discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, height, weight, and genetic information, marital or other legally protected status. The candidate must complete fingerprinting, background check, and the Protecting God’s Children virtual workshop prior to working with students.
Please contact below with any questions:
Melissa Samaan
HR Specialist
Human Resources
samaan.melissa@aod.org | (313) 237-4683
aod.org | unleashthegospel.org | detroitcatholic.com
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Why teach at a Catholic School...
Teaching at a Catholic school is more than a career choice; it’s a response to God’s invitation to give of yourself—your gifts, your experience, your knowledge, your charity, and your faith—over and over again. It’s a job intimately linked to the convictions of your heart and your hopes for the future. At the Archdiocese of Detroit, we believe deeply in the power of strong Catholic education and are seeking dedicated individuals who believe just as deeply to join us on this mission, bringing with you all of your convictions, all of your talents, and all of your hope.
What benefits does Catholic Schools offer?
Catholic Schools offer a generous benefits package and retirement plan through the Michigan Catholic Conference. You can find more information on these benefits at www.micatholic.org/benefits.
Job Summary:
Supports the philosophy and mission statement of the hiring school and provides a classroom environment and academic program to meet the spiritual, intellectual, emotional, social, and physical needs of each student.
Responsibilities:
• Plans lessons and instructs children as directed by curriculum standards of the school
• Coordinates individual teaching goals and curriculum with those of the department and of the school
• Provides instruction to all levels of student ability
• Utilizes a variety of instructional approaches involving all available resources
• Promotes a positive classroom atmosphere
• Supports school leader and communicates with colleagues and parents in a professional manner
• Maintains teaching credentials and professional growth
• Maintain detailed and accurate records of student performance as well as unit curricula, weekly learning plans, and daily lesson plans.
• Attends all required school meetings events
• Take part in school’s religious and spiritual programs, including faculty and staff retreats
• Study departmental, school, and classroom data
• Prepare, correct, and proctor assessments
• Supports and enforces all school policies
• Fulfills all special duty assignments
Skills and Abilities:
• Proficiency in using technology in the classroom to enhance student learning (i.e. email, word processing, spreadsheets, databases, online textbooks, and educational websites)
• Excellent classroom management skills who adhere to and promotes high expectations for conduct
• Enthusiasm, openness, dedication, and zeal
• Excellent interpersonal skills to relate well with students, staff, administration, parents, and the community
• An unwavering belief that all students can learn
Supervisor to:
• Teacher Assistants (if applicable)
Position reports to:
• Principal
Interested candidates should submit a cover letter, resume, copy of teaching certificate, copy of transcript, and any other document in support of candidacy.
• Please note, we will consider candidates pursing their teaching certificate***
The Archdiocese of Detroit is an equal opportunity employer that does not illegally discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, height, weight, and genetic information, marital or other legally protected status. The candidate must complete fingerprinting, background check, and the Protecting God’s Children virtual workshop prior to working with students.
Please contact below with any questions:
Melissa Samaan
HR Specialist
Human Resources
samaan.melissa@aod.org | (313) 237-4683
aod.org | unleashthegospel.org | detroitcatholic.com
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schedule_type: Full-time
SUMMARY
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Detroit exists to build a more equitable and compassionate world through meaningful personal relationships, providing whatever is needed to help our neighbors get back on their feet and on a path towards self-sustainability. Our programs provide support ranging from utility, housing, and food assistance, to education and mentorship. We also operate a... network of thrift stores, two camps and a nutritional
SUMMARY
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Detroit exists to build a more equitable and compassionate world through meaningful personal relationships, providing whatever is needed to help our neighbors get back on their feet and on a path towards self-sustainability. Our programs provide support ranging from utility, housing, and food assistance, to education and mentorship. We also operate a... network of thrift stores, two camps and a nutritional center. We are passionate about driving systemic change and helping our neighbors in Metro-Detroit break out of poverty.
The Director of Finance is the primary interface with the outsourced finance function as well as the primary administrative contact with the employee-outsourcing vendor as well as providing ongoing leadership and support in the areas of risk management, employee benefits and compliance.
The Director of Finance reports to the Chief Executive Officer, provides leadership and support to the Board of
Directors and its committees.
In addition to ensuring the fiscal health of the organization, the Director of Finance provides leadership and direction in the areas of finance & accounting, payroll, accounts receivable, accounts payable, centralized purchasing, investment management, human resources, and risk management.
To be successful in this role, the individual must have experience in financial management of multiple business units with revenues in excess of $15 million in a nonprofit environment.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Finance:
• Act as primary SVDP-Detroit interface with the organization’s outsourced finance and accounting vendor.
• Ensure the relationship with the outsourced finance and accounting vendor is administered in accordance with its contract and within the performance guarantees of its key deliverables.
• Preview the outsourced finance and accounting vendor's reports and activity for consistency with the contract Statement of Work and quality standards.
• Review cash flow reports and estimates and advise on necessary adjustments.
• Monitor system of internal controls, including separation of duties and review processes, to prevent, detect and correct incidents of fraud and material misstatements.
• Partner with SVDP-Detroit auditors and the outsourced finance and accounting vendor in completion of annual financial audit and 990 filing.
• Coordinate with department heads and the outsourced finance and accounting vendor in developing budgets and in budget analysis.
• Assist senior management in developing short-medium-long range financial goals and projections.
• Assist the Treasurer in cash flow analysis, financing strategies, and all treasury management activities. Provide leadership to audit and finance committees.
• Lead quarterly meetings with Investment Committee to review investment performance and fund managers. Assess and update investment policy statements. Advise on asset allocation and risk tolerance.
• Develop and utilize forward-looking, predictive models and activity based financial analysis to provide insight into the organization’s operations and business plans.
• Develop financial business plans and forecasts for all special projects or capital acquisitions.
• Participate in developing new business, specifically: assist senior management in identifying new funding opportunities, the drafting of prospective programmatic budgets, and determining cost effectiveness of prospective service delivery.
• Responsible for coordination and management of all capital projects for SVdPD relative to financial analysis of projects, timing, and funding requirements with the Directors of various areas.
• Responsible, in conjunction with senior management, with ensuring adherence to the capital budget and associated processes (bidding, contract management, payment) for all capital projects.
• Ensure the compliance of contract management procedures for the entire organization, including adherence to existing company policies regarding multiple bid requirements for goods and services.
• Assess the costs and benefits of all prospective contracts and programmatic activities.
• Participate in the development of the SVDP-Detroit next phase strategic plan.
Human Resources/Payroll/Benefits:
• Responsible for coordination, along with the CEO, of the outside Professional Employer Organization (PEO) with overall employee matters including; determining selection of benefits package, change to and updating the employee handbook, and any regulatory and legal considerations that may arise.
• Ensure the relationship with the PEO is administered in accordance with its contract and within the performance guarantees of its key deliverables.
• Responsible for coordinating with Directors that the bi-weekly payroll hours are correct and ensuring the submission and running of the payroll occurs accurately and timely, and that the payroll is funded prior to submission.
• Coordinate with the PEO on employee welfare plans offerings, cost analysis and competitiveness.
• Coordinate with the PEO on the welfare plans open enrollment process and vendor selection.
• Oversee and coordinate with the SVDP-Detroit pension plan actuary and advisors on annual compliance, participant communications, benefit delivery, and government filings.
• Oversee and coordinate with the SVDP-Detroit 401(k) Plan administrator, record keeper, advisors, and Trust on employee eligibility communication, suitability of investment options, ongoing compliance, and government filings.
Risk:
• In conjunction with the SVDP-Detroit CEO identify, evaluate and monitor potential negative events to the organization in areas of risk such as reputational, safety, financial, weather events, potential fires, cyber risks, and other risks.
• Develop programs and plans to minimize risk and prioritize processes to address potential adverse events.
• Oversee corporate insurance coverage and work with SVdP staff and Vincentians to mitigate risk.
Information Technology:
• Responsible for IT support services related to overall SVdPD needs, and coordination with outsourced service provider to manage daily and monthly support needs of the Central Office staff.
• Responsible for coordinating with the Directors of Stores/Warehouse and Camps for support and integration of these areas into the overall SVdPD systems environment.
• Establishing appropriate controls on acquisition of hardware and software for all the SVdPD organization to ensure compliance with operating and capital budget processes and guidelines.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE
• Bachelor’s Degree in accounting, business administration or finance; MBA or CPA desired
• 5 years minimum nonprofit experience as a finance manager, controller, Director of Finance, or CFO
• Strong understanding of, and extensive professional experience, with:
- Accounting/GAAP principles, particularly for nonprofit
organizations
- Tax requirements for nonprofit organizations
- Budgeting and forecasting
- Financial statement preparation and reporting
- Cash flow management
- Account reconciliations and accounts payable
- Banking services
- Internal Controls
- Investment oversight
- Risk Management
• Experience in pension and benefit plans administration
• Management-level responsibility for human resources, IT, facilities management, and general administrative functions
• Significant experience working with various financial packages and Microsoft Excel
• Computer experience with Microsoft Office Suite a must. Raiser’s Edge software and retail POS systems experience a plus
KNOWLEDGE and ABILITIES
• Must be self-motivated, results oriented, and able to set priorities and work on numerous projects simultaneously with strong attention to detail.
• Excellent interpersonal, organizational, communication (both verbal and written), analytical and negotiating skills.
• Strong ability to lead SVdPD to the best outcomes for the entire organization by building consensus among all levels, including internal staff, board of directors and board-level committees, Districts and Conferences.
• Communicate clearly and concisely with senior SVdPD management, vendors and employees.
• Maintains a high level of confidentiality regarding sensitive information
• Highest level of ethics and integrity
• Experience in the nonprofit sector. Familiarity with the Archdiocese of Detroit Catholic faith community desirable.
For any questions, please contact Gabby Hornak at ghornak@svdpdetroit.org Show more details...
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Detroit exists to build a more equitable and compassionate world through meaningful personal relationships, providing whatever is needed to help our neighbors get back on their feet and on a path towards self-sustainability. Our programs provide support ranging from utility, housing, and food assistance, to education and mentorship. We also operate a... network of thrift stores, two camps and a nutritional center. We are passionate about driving systemic change and helping our neighbors in Metro-Detroit break out of poverty.
The Director of Finance is the primary interface with the outsourced finance function as well as the primary administrative contact with the employee-outsourcing vendor as well as providing ongoing leadership and support in the areas of risk management, employee benefits and compliance.
The Director of Finance reports to the Chief Executive Officer, provides leadership and support to the Board of
Directors and its committees.
In addition to ensuring the fiscal health of the organization, the Director of Finance provides leadership and direction in the areas of finance & accounting, payroll, accounts receivable, accounts payable, centralized purchasing, investment management, human resources, and risk management.
To be successful in this role, the individual must have experience in financial management of multiple business units with revenues in excess of $15 million in a nonprofit environment.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Finance:
• Act as primary SVDP-Detroit interface with the organization’s outsourced finance and accounting vendor.
• Ensure the relationship with the outsourced finance and accounting vendor is administered in accordance with its contract and within the performance guarantees of its key deliverables.
• Preview the outsourced finance and accounting vendor's reports and activity for consistency with the contract Statement of Work and quality standards.
• Review cash flow reports and estimates and advise on necessary adjustments.
• Monitor system of internal controls, including separation of duties and review processes, to prevent, detect and correct incidents of fraud and material misstatements.
• Partner with SVDP-Detroit auditors and the outsourced finance and accounting vendor in completion of annual financial audit and 990 filing.
• Coordinate with department heads and the outsourced finance and accounting vendor in developing budgets and in budget analysis.
• Assist senior management in developing short-medium-long range financial goals and projections.
• Assist the Treasurer in cash flow analysis, financing strategies, and all treasury management activities. Provide leadership to audit and finance committees.
• Lead quarterly meetings with Investment Committee to review investment performance and fund managers. Assess and update investment policy statements. Advise on asset allocation and risk tolerance.
• Develop and utilize forward-looking, predictive models and activity based financial analysis to provide insight into the organization’s operations and business plans.
• Develop financial business plans and forecasts for all special projects or capital acquisitions.
• Participate in developing new business, specifically: assist senior management in identifying new funding opportunities, the drafting of prospective programmatic budgets, and determining cost effectiveness of prospective service delivery.
• Responsible for coordination and management of all capital projects for SVdPD relative to financial analysis of projects, timing, and funding requirements with the Directors of various areas.
• Responsible, in conjunction with senior management, with ensuring adherence to the capital budget and associated processes (bidding, contract management, payment) for all capital projects.
• Ensure the compliance of contract management procedures for the entire organization, including adherence to existing company policies regarding multiple bid requirements for goods and services.
• Assess the costs and benefits of all prospective contracts and programmatic activities.
• Participate in the development of the SVDP-Detroit next phase strategic plan.
Human Resources/Payroll/Benefits:
• Responsible for coordination, along with the CEO, of the outside Professional Employer Organization (PEO) with overall employee matters including; determining selection of benefits package, change to and updating the employee handbook, and any regulatory and legal considerations that may arise.
• Ensure the relationship with the PEO is administered in accordance with its contract and within the performance guarantees of its key deliverables.
• Responsible for coordinating with Directors that the bi-weekly payroll hours are correct and ensuring the submission and running of the payroll occurs accurately and timely, and that the payroll is funded prior to submission.
• Coordinate with the PEO on employee welfare plans offerings, cost analysis and competitiveness.
• Coordinate with the PEO on the welfare plans open enrollment process and vendor selection.
• Oversee and coordinate with the SVDP-Detroit pension plan actuary and advisors on annual compliance, participant communications, benefit delivery, and government filings.
• Oversee and coordinate with the SVDP-Detroit 401(k) Plan administrator, record keeper, advisors, and Trust on employee eligibility communication, suitability of investment options, ongoing compliance, and government filings.
Risk:
• In conjunction with the SVDP-Detroit CEO identify, evaluate and monitor potential negative events to the organization in areas of risk such as reputational, safety, financial, weather events, potential fires, cyber risks, and other risks.
• Develop programs and plans to minimize risk and prioritize processes to address potential adverse events.
• Oversee corporate insurance coverage and work with SVdP staff and Vincentians to mitigate risk.
Information Technology:
• Responsible for IT support services related to overall SVdPD needs, and coordination with outsourced service provider to manage daily and monthly support needs of the Central Office staff.
• Responsible for coordinating with the Directors of Stores/Warehouse and Camps for support and integration of these areas into the overall SVdPD systems environment.
• Establishing appropriate controls on acquisition of hardware and software for all the SVdPD organization to ensure compliance with operating and capital budget processes and guidelines.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE
• Bachelor’s Degree in accounting, business administration or finance; MBA or CPA desired
• 5 years minimum nonprofit experience as a finance manager, controller, Director of Finance, or CFO
• Strong understanding of, and extensive professional experience, with:
- Accounting/GAAP principles, particularly for nonprofit
organizations
- Tax requirements for nonprofit organizations
- Budgeting and forecasting
- Financial statement preparation and reporting
- Cash flow management
- Account reconciliations and accounts payable
- Banking services
- Internal Controls
- Investment oversight
- Risk Management
• Experience in pension and benefit plans administration
• Management-level responsibility for human resources, IT, facilities management, and general administrative functions
• Significant experience working with various financial packages and Microsoft Excel
• Computer experience with Microsoft Office Suite a must. Raiser’s Edge software and retail POS systems experience a plus
KNOWLEDGE and ABILITIES
• Must be self-motivated, results oriented, and able to set priorities and work on numerous projects simultaneously with strong attention to detail.
• Excellent interpersonal, organizational, communication (both verbal and written), analytical and negotiating skills.
• Strong ability to lead SVdPD to the best outcomes for the entire organization by building consensus among all levels, including internal staff, board of directors and board-level committees, Districts and Conferences.
• Communicate clearly and concisely with senior SVdPD management, vendors and employees.
• Maintains a high level of confidentiality regarding sensitive information
• Highest level of ethics and integrity
• Experience in the nonprofit sector. Familiarity with the Archdiocese of Detroit Catholic faith community desirable.
For any questions, please contact Gabby Hornak at ghornak@svdpdetroit.org Show more details...
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schedule_type: Full-time
The Northwest Coordinator is the principal collaborator with the Auxiliary Bishop / Regional Moderator of the Northwest Region. Reporting to the Director of Parish Care, the Coordinator ensures the effectiveness of the archdiocesan efforts in their Region overseen by Archdiocesan Regional Moderators. Support the Family Moderators and Clergy Team during Parish transitions; and are key liaisons for... Mission Support with the Regions Families of Parishes
The Northwest Coordinator is the principal collaborator with the Auxiliary Bishop / Regional Moderator of the Northwest Region. Reporting to the Director of Parish Care, the Coordinator ensures the effectiveness of the archdiocesan efforts in their Region overseen by Archdiocesan Regional Moderators. Support the Family Moderators and Clergy Team during Parish transitions; and are key liaisons for... Mission Support with the Regions Families of Parishes (FoPs).
Duties/Responsibilities
1. Lead Coordinator, responsible to support the Northwest Regional Moderator and FoPs, and track implementation of the Family Missionary Strategic Plans.
2. Design, develop and deliver to the Northwest Regional Moderator a clear and consistent vision of the on-going work of the FoP under his direction. Provide support for the Family Moderators and Families of Parishes.
a. Meet with the Regional Moderator at least monthly to update and plan for his region. (Project Management of FoPs)
b. Onboard priests when newly assigned to a Family;
c. Coordinate support of Regional Moderator by other Curia leadership in areas of Mission Support
d. Meet with Family Moderators for updates, and coordinate support of their Families; Track, document, and report on progress, and monitor covenants in the Region.
e. Support Regional Moderators with priests that are not working well with Families.
3.Work directly with Family Moderators and priests primarily responsible for certain parishes to facilitate the opening, closing, merging or other transition of parishes as needed
a. Collect and prepare data/trends/maps/materials and facilitate discussions at monthly/regular meetings with Moderators, clergy team and parish leadership
b. Include non-data criteria: Parishes that serve a particular ethnic community, ministries in a language other than English, territory or legacy debt from closed/merged parishes, support of Catholic schools
c. Ensure documentation of each meeting and decision aligned with and as required by Canon Law
d. Ensure discussion, progress and decisions are communicated with parishioners and key parish leaders
e. Communicate cross functionally across the Curia, to ensure support from other curia departments
4. Assist the Northwest Regional Moderator to facilitate the management of conflict between priests/moderators and Family Pastoral Councils, Parish Finance Councils, Family Finance Teams and employees.
a. Support Moderators and Family leaders to assess Family and Parish financial challenges, identify the sources of problems, and make recommendations for possible solutions. Build trust and relationships with Family leadership and walk with them as they implement those solutions.
5. Support Regional and Family Moderators when Families of Parishes may realign or combine into new Families
6. Interact with provincials or superiors of Religious and Ethnic Communities and their priests for new assignments. Assist Chancellor in the negotiation of Parish Care Agreements, and liaison with local communities in parishes
7. Work closely with Curia departments to ensure proper support is given to the Families most in need. Serve as technical resource to Department Directors, Chancellor and Vicars, Moderators, Parish support staff/teams, particularly in planning for sustainability, Finance, etc.
8. Additional assignments as required.
Supervisory Responsibilities
None
Required Knowledge/Skills/Abilities
•Knowledge and experience of Change Management process and Pastoral Strategic Planning.
•Ability to set and execute goals/objectives.
•Ability to work somewhat independently and adapt processes to facilitate most successful outcomes.
•Ability to problem solve and identify an effective solution. Ability to adapt Family of Parish support to meet the needs of the organization by resolving problems, answering questions, and addressing concerns promptly and effectively.
•Must be people oriented and able to inspire others to carry out the mission of the Church.
•Commitment to promoting a strong Catholic identity. Catholic who supports, lives, and communicates the teachings of the Catholic Church.
•Knowledge of the Correlation with Building Intercultural Competency for Ministers and Unleash the Gospel.
•Ability to recognize and appreciate cultural diversity and differences in personality.
•Ability to provide own transportation and verification of auto insurance; availability to work evenings and weekends as needed.
Education and Experience Requirements
•Master's Degree or equivalent experience preferred.
•Five years' experience in parish administration or equivalent; working knowledge of Diocesan structures, parishes and operations.
Key Skills
-Creative Problem Solving
-Excellent communication, organizational and administrative skills; proficiency with Microsoft Office software.
-Proven leadership skills with the ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
-Learning on the Fly
-Project Management
-Organizational Agility (must be able to manage multiple stakeholders and timelines in parallel)
-Interpersonal Communication
-Organizational Change Management
-Results orientated.
-Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel and PPT) proficient. Data based story telling a plus
-Smartsheet experience a plus
-SharePoint experience (admin or owner) a plus
Physical Requirements
•Prolonged sitting and working at a desk with repetitive motion working on a computer.
•Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at a time.
•May involve some standing, bending, and walking.
Travel Required
•Must have reliable transportation and ability to travel throughout the Archdiocese of Detroit.
Additional Requirements
•Must agree, upon acceptance of an offer of employment with the Archdiocese of Detroit, not to engage in, nor to endorse, any actions or beliefs contrary to the teaching and standards of the Roman Catholic faith and morality.
•Must be a Catholic in good standing and adhere to the teachings of the Catholic Church.
•Must demonstrate understanding, respect and support for Catholic Church teaching, mission and values.
•Must maintain strict confidentiality regarding any archdiocesan information gained within the Archdiocese of Detroit especially highly sensitive material such as protected Personally Identifiable Information and financial information.
•Knowledge of the Roman Catholic faith, its institutions, policies and practices a plus.
•Must have a valid driver's license and safe driving record.
Other Duties
This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice.
Affirmative Action/EEO Statement
The Archdiocese of Detroit is an equal opportunity employer and does not illegally discriminate based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, height, weight, genetic information, or marital or other legally protected status. The Archdiocese of Detroit is committed to achieving excellence through cultural diversity and encourages applications and/or nominations of women, persons of color, veterans, and persons with disabilities Show more details...
Duties/Responsibilities
1. Lead Coordinator, responsible to support the Northwest Regional Moderator and FoPs, and track implementation of the Family Missionary Strategic Plans.
2. Design, develop and deliver to the Northwest Regional Moderator a clear and consistent vision of the on-going work of the FoP under his direction. Provide support for the Family Moderators and Families of Parishes.
a. Meet with the Regional Moderator at least monthly to update and plan for his region. (Project Management of FoPs)
b. Onboard priests when newly assigned to a Family;
c. Coordinate support of Regional Moderator by other Curia leadership in areas of Mission Support
d. Meet with Family Moderators for updates, and coordinate support of their Families; Track, document, and report on progress, and monitor covenants in the Region.
e. Support Regional Moderators with priests that are not working well with Families.
3.Work directly with Family Moderators and priests primarily responsible for certain parishes to facilitate the opening, closing, merging or other transition of parishes as needed
a. Collect and prepare data/trends/maps/materials and facilitate discussions at monthly/regular meetings with Moderators, clergy team and parish leadership
b. Include non-data criteria: Parishes that serve a particular ethnic community, ministries in a language other than English, territory or legacy debt from closed/merged parishes, support of Catholic schools
c. Ensure documentation of each meeting and decision aligned with and as required by Canon Law
d. Ensure discussion, progress and decisions are communicated with parishioners and key parish leaders
e. Communicate cross functionally across the Curia, to ensure support from other curia departments
4. Assist the Northwest Regional Moderator to facilitate the management of conflict between priests/moderators and Family Pastoral Councils, Parish Finance Councils, Family Finance Teams and employees.
a. Support Moderators and Family leaders to assess Family and Parish financial challenges, identify the sources of problems, and make recommendations for possible solutions. Build trust and relationships with Family leadership and walk with them as they implement those solutions.
5. Support Regional and Family Moderators when Families of Parishes may realign or combine into new Families
6. Interact with provincials or superiors of Religious and Ethnic Communities and their priests for new assignments. Assist Chancellor in the negotiation of Parish Care Agreements, and liaison with local communities in parishes
7. Work closely with Curia departments to ensure proper support is given to the Families most in need. Serve as technical resource to Department Directors, Chancellor and Vicars, Moderators, Parish support staff/teams, particularly in planning for sustainability, Finance, etc.
8. Additional assignments as required.
Supervisory Responsibilities
None
Required Knowledge/Skills/Abilities
•Knowledge and experience of Change Management process and Pastoral Strategic Planning.
•Ability to set and execute goals/objectives.
•Ability to work somewhat independently and adapt processes to facilitate most successful outcomes.
•Ability to problem solve and identify an effective solution. Ability to adapt Family of Parish support to meet the needs of the organization by resolving problems, answering questions, and addressing concerns promptly and effectively.
•Must be people oriented and able to inspire others to carry out the mission of the Church.
•Commitment to promoting a strong Catholic identity. Catholic who supports, lives, and communicates the teachings of the Catholic Church.
•Knowledge of the Correlation with Building Intercultural Competency for Ministers and Unleash the Gospel.
•Ability to recognize and appreciate cultural diversity and differences in personality.
•Ability to provide own transportation and verification of auto insurance; availability to work evenings and weekends as needed.
Education and Experience Requirements
•Master's Degree or equivalent experience preferred.
•Five years' experience in parish administration or equivalent; working knowledge of Diocesan structures, parishes and operations.
Key Skills
-Creative Problem Solving
-Excellent communication, organizational and administrative skills; proficiency with Microsoft Office software.
-Proven leadership skills with the ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
-Learning on the Fly
-Project Management
-Organizational Agility (must be able to manage multiple stakeholders and timelines in parallel)
-Interpersonal Communication
-Organizational Change Management
-Results orientated.
-Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel and PPT) proficient. Data based story telling a plus
-Smartsheet experience a plus
-SharePoint experience (admin or owner) a plus
Physical Requirements
•Prolonged sitting and working at a desk with repetitive motion working on a computer.
•Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at a time.
•May involve some standing, bending, and walking.
Travel Required
•Must have reliable transportation and ability to travel throughout the Archdiocese of Detroit.
Additional Requirements
•Must agree, upon acceptance of an offer of employment with the Archdiocese of Detroit, not to engage in, nor to endorse, any actions or beliefs contrary to the teaching and standards of the Roman Catholic faith and morality.
•Must be a Catholic in good standing and adhere to the teachings of the Catholic Church.
•Must demonstrate understanding, respect and support for Catholic Church teaching, mission and values.
•Must maintain strict confidentiality regarding any archdiocesan information gained within the Archdiocese of Detroit especially highly sensitive material such as protected Personally Identifiable Information and financial information.
•Knowledge of the Roman Catholic faith, its institutions, policies and practices a plus.
•Must have a valid driver's license and safe driving record.
Other Duties
This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice.
Affirmative Action/EEO Statement
The Archdiocese of Detroit is an equal opportunity employer and does not illegally discriminate based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, height, weight, genetic information, or marital or other legally protected status. The Archdiocese of Detroit is committed to achieving excellence through cultural diversity and encourages applications and/or nominations of women, persons of color, veterans, and persons with disabilities Show more details...
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Feb 9 2024
Admissions Officer - Catholic Central High School...
Job Title: Admissions Officer
Location: Catholic Central High School – 27225 Wixom Road, Novi, Michigan 48374
Website: www.catholiccentral.net/more/careers
Reports to: Director of Admissions & Public Relations
Classification: Full Time
Benefits: Health Insurance, Paid Vacation and Holidays, Pension, 403(b) and more
Schedule: School Day Hours: Monday - Friday 7:15 a.m. – 3:15
Feb 9 2024
Admissions Officer - Catholic Central High School...
Job Title: Admissions Officer
Location: Catholic Central High School – 27225 Wixom Road, Novi, Michigan 48374
Website: www.catholiccentral.net/more/careers
Reports to: Director of Admissions & Public Relations
Classification: Full Time
Benefits: Health Insurance, Paid Vacation and Holidays, Pension, 403(b) and more
Schedule: School Day Hours: Monday - Friday 7:15 a.m. – 3:15 p.m.
Non-School Day Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Additional nights/weekends as needed
Position Summary
The Admissions Officer will engage in all admissions activities including events, tours, the collection of application items, reviews of applications, allocation of scholarships and tuition assistance, preparation of admissions materials, etc. The Admissions Officer will also help recruit, organize, and engage members of the Junior Shamrocks club through events and communications.
Responsibilities
• Represent the school and its mission in a positive manner in the community.
• Work to recruit, welcome, and retain students - especially those from diverse racial, socio- economic, and geographic backgrounds.
• Work with transfer applicants; helping them navigate the process.
• Participate in events both on and off campus, during and outside of school hours, including but not limited to Shadow visits, applicant interviews, family tours, Open Houses, Information Nights, Visit Days, Standardized Tests, and placement tests.
• Cultivate relationships with various community groups to create and sustain avenues for student recruitment, allow the school to serve those communities better, and to support the school’s admissions marketing and recruitment programs.
• Work within the Admissions Office and with the Diversity Office to plan, develop, and market diversity-focused educational programs and events.
• Promote, manage, and grow the Junior Shamrocks program for students in grades K-8.
• Review application materials for all applicants and present recommendations regarding their enrollment.
• Create, organize, and prepare admissions materials.
• Participate on the Financial Aid and Scholarship committee.
• Other duties as assigned by the Director of Admissions, Principal, or President.
Qualifications
• Bachelor’s degree required. Master’s degree preferred.
• Experience in, and an understanding and appreciation of, a college preparatory, Catholic high school setting.
• Three to five years of sales or recruiting experience. Experience in an educational or community outreach environment preferred.
• High energy, self-starting enthusiasm, innovation, and creative characteristics.
• Proven record of implementing and maintaining programs.
• Proven record of working successfully with a variety of stakeholders, and sustaining those relationships.
• Commitment to mission-aligned diversity, and a strong interest in continuing the growth of enrollment of students from diverse racial, socio-economic, and geographic backgrounds.
• Experience planning, marketing, and executing events.
• Outstanding interpersonal skills.
• Exceptional written/oral communication and presentation skills.
• Excellent time management and organizational skills, and proven ability to prioritize a multitude of tasks by volume, urgency, etc.
• Strong work ethic and unquestionable integrity.
• Ability to establish and maintain confidential and professional working relationships with administrators, faculty, staff, parents, students, vendors and the general public.
• Ability to positively interact with young men ages 14-18, especially those from diverse backgrounds.
• Capacity to work with others in a high-functioning, fast-moving educational setting.
• Professional demeanor.
• Team player, flexibility with responsibilities, and willingness to assist the team in achieving a common goal.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and the Google Suite.
• Completed or willing to complete Archdiocese of Detroit’s Protecting God’s Children course.
• Must submit to drug testing, fingerprinting and criminal background check.
How to Apply
Complete a Non-Teaching Application found on the Detroit Catholic Central High School website at https://www.catholiccentral.net/more/careers. Email the completed application, your resume, and a cover letter to HR@catholiccentral.net Show more details...
Admissions Officer - Catholic Central High School...
Job Title: Admissions Officer
Location: Catholic Central High School – 27225 Wixom Road, Novi, Michigan 48374
Website: www.catholiccentral.net/more/careers
Reports to: Director of Admissions & Public Relations
Classification: Full Time
Benefits: Health Insurance, Paid Vacation and Holidays, Pension, 403(b) and more
Schedule: School Day Hours: Monday - Friday 7:15 a.m. – 3:15 p.m.
Non-School Day Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Additional nights/weekends as needed
Position Summary
The Admissions Officer will engage in all admissions activities including events, tours, the collection of application items, reviews of applications, allocation of scholarships and tuition assistance, preparation of admissions materials, etc. The Admissions Officer will also help recruit, organize, and engage members of the Junior Shamrocks club through events and communications.
Responsibilities
• Represent the school and its mission in a positive manner in the community.
• Work to recruit, welcome, and retain students - especially those from diverse racial, socio- economic, and geographic backgrounds.
• Work with transfer applicants; helping them navigate the process.
• Participate in events both on and off campus, during and outside of school hours, including but not limited to Shadow visits, applicant interviews, family tours, Open Houses, Information Nights, Visit Days, Standardized Tests, and placement tests.
• Cultivate relationships with various community groups to create and sustain avenues for student recruitment, allow the school to serve those communities better, and to support the school’s admissions marketing and recruitment programs.
• Work within the Admissions Office and with the Diversity Office to plan, develop, and market diversity-focused educational programs and events.
• Promote, manage, and grow the Junior Shamrocks program for students in grades K-8.
• Review application materials for all applicants and present recommendations regarding their enrollment.
• Create, organize, and prepare admissions materials.
• Participate on the Financial Aid and Scholarship committee.
• Other duties as assigned by the Director of Admissions, Principal, or President.
Qualifications
• Bachelor’s degree required. Master’s degree preferred.
• Experience in, and an understanding and appreciation of, a college preparatory, Catholic high school setting.
• Three to five years of sales or recruiting experience. Experience in an educational or community outreach environment preferred.
• High energy, self-starting enthusiasm, innovation, and creative characteristics.
• Proven record of implementing and maintaining programs.
• Proven record of working successfully with a variety of stakeholders, and sustaining those relationships.
• Commitment to mission-aligned diversity, and a strong interest in continuing the growth of enrollment of students from diverse racial, socio-economic, and geographic backgrounds.
• Experience planning, marketing, and executing events.
• Outstanding interpersonal skills.
• Exceptional written/oral communication and presentation skills.
• Excellent time management and organizational skills, and proven ability to prioritize a multitude of tasks by volume, urgency, etc.
• Strong work ethic and unquestionable integrity.
• Ability to establish and maintain confidential and professional working relationships with administrators, faculty, staff, parents, students, vendors and the general public.
• Ability to positively interact with young men ages 14-18, especially those from diverse backgrounds.
• Capacity to work with others in a high-functioning, fast-moving educational setting.
• Professional demeanor.
• Team player, flexibility with responsibilities, and willingness to assist the team in achieving a common goal.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and the Google Suite.
• Completed or willing to complete Archdiocese of Detroit’s Protecting God’s Children course.
• Must submit to drug testing, fingerprinting and criminal background check.
How to Apply
Complete a Non-Teaching Application found on the Detroit Catholic Central High School website at https://www.catholiccentral.net/more/careers. Email the completed application, your resume, and a cover letter to HR@catholiccentral.net Show more details...
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schedule_type: Full-timesalary: 18–20 an hour
Title: Service Coordinator
We are seeking an individual to work as a Service Coordinator in our Detroit office, The Center for the Works of Mercy, which serves low-income individuals and persons experiencing homelessness. This role will handle the development/coordination of volunteers and donations for the food and clothing programs. The role also monitors the agency Help Hotline, providing... referrals to internal and external services. In Addition,
Title: Service Coordinator
We are seeking an individual to work as a Service Coordinator in our Detroit office, The Center for the Works of Mercy, which serves low-income individuals and persons experiencing homelessness. This role will handle the development/coordination of volunteers and donations for the food and clothing programs. The role also monitors the agency Help Hotline, providing... referrals to internal and external services. In Addition, this role assists at The Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament 12 hours a week helping with outreach and Christian Service duties.
The ideal candidate will be a team player who possesses experience working with those experiencing homelessness and has great organizational and communication skills, professionalism, and empathy toward the population we serve.
Department: Center for the Works of Mercy
Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan (CCSEM) has been serving the communities in St. Clair, Lapeer, Monroe, Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties since the late 1940s. CCSEM is a non-profit organization that provides comprehensive social services that empower individuals and families through skill development and advocacy to manage their environment to achieve a healthy quality of life. All agency services reflect a profound concern for human life, with a strong commitment to family life. Each year the agency services approximately 20,000 persons of all faiths, races, and cultures throughout Southeast with special emphasis on low-income and poor families.
Qualification/Experience/Responsibilities
Bachelor's degree in human services field.
Work Environment, Physical Demands & Travel:
This job operates in a professional office environment.
Position Classification, Type & Expected Hours of Work:
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. One Sunday a month for Cathedral events.
Job Type: Full Time, 40 hours per week, Non-Exempt Position, In Person
Pay: $18.00 -$20.00 per hour.
Benefits: CCSEM offers a generous paid time off program with 10 additional holiday.
• 403(b)
• 403(b) matching
• Dental Insurance
• Employee assistance program
• Health insurance
• Health savings account
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance
Contact Info- Please forward applications/resumes to Shamiela Naidoo (Human Resources Manager) at naidoos@ccsem.org Show more details...
We are seeking an individual to work as a Service Coordinator in our Detroit office, The Center for the Works of Mercy, which serves low-income individuals and persons experiencing homelessness. This role will handle the development/coordination of volunteers and donations for the food and clothing programs. The role also monitors the agency Help Hotline, providing... referrals to internal and external services. In Addition, this role assists at The Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament 12 hours a week helping with outreach and Christian Service duties.
The ideal candidate will be a team player who possesses experience working with those experiencing homelessness and has great organizational and communication skills, professionalism, and empathy toward the population we serve.
Department: Center for the Works of Mercy
Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan (CCSEM) has been serving the communities in St. Clair, Lapeer, Monroe, Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties since the late 1940s. CCSEM is a non-profit organization that provides comprehensive social services that empower individuals and families through skill development and advocacy to manage their environment to achieve a healthy quality of life. All agency services reflect a profound concern for human life, with a strong commitment to family life. Each year the agency services approximately 20,000 persons of all faiths, races, and cultures throughout Southeast with special emphasis on low-income and poor families.
Qualification/Experience/Responsibilities
Bachelor's degree in human services field.
Work Environment, Physical Demands & Travel:
This job operates in a professional office environment.
Position Classification, Type & Expected Hours of Work:
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. One Sunday a month for Cathedral events.
Job Type: Full Time, 40 hours per week, Non-Exempt Position, In Person
Pay: $18.00 -$20.00 per hour.
Benefits: CCSEM offers a generous paid time off program with 10 additional holiday.
• 403(b)
• 403(b) matching
• Dental Insurance
• Employee assistance program
• Health insurance
• Health savings account
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance
Contact Info- Please forward applications/resumes to Shamiela Naidoo (Human Resources Manager) at naidoos@ccsem.org Show more details...
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schedule_type: Contractor
Position Summary:
Providing services to support the priest in solidum with oversight for the administration of St. Mary’s, Greektown, the organist is responsible for the selection, preparation, and execution of liturgical music. He/she coordinates all professional and volunteer musicians participating in the music ministry. Other services may include rehearsing ensembles and cantors... participation in the lay leadership structure, assisting in
Position Summary:
Providing services to support the priest in solidum with oversight for the administration of St. Mary’s, Greektown, the organist is responsible for the selection, preparation, and execution of liturgical music. He/she coordinates all professional and volunteer musicians participating in the music ministry. Other services may include rehearsing ensembles and cantors... participation in the lay leadership structure, assisting in setting a music budget, maintenance and procurement of musical instruments, and catechesis/formation of the congregation.
Services:
• Coordinate all aspects of the liturgical music program
• Plan, rehearse, and execute music for:
• Weekend Liturgies (Sat. 5:30pm; Sunday 8:30am, 10am, 12pm)
• Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Liturgies
• Paschal Triduum Liturgies (Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Vigil, Easter Sunday)
• Other Holy Day Masses (January 1, August 15, November 1, December 8)
• Ash Wednesday liturgies
• Weddings and Funerals
• Other para-liturgical services
• Rehearse choir weekly September through May
• Oversee regular maintenance, upkeep, and tuning of the piano and organ
• Monthly meetings with the Administrator/Pastor and Pastoral Staff/Worship Commission
Instruments:
• Wington Pipe Organ (Opus 12, 1990)
Qualifications/Requirements:
• Must be a Catholic in good standing who understands the mission and New Evangelization efforts of the Catholic Church.
• Demonstrates deep knowledge of the Roman Catholic Mass, liturgical music styles, and an understanding of the ministerial function of music in the Sacred Liturgy.
• Ability to sing Latin texts for the weekly Novus Ordo Mass in Latin and, once a month, the Traditional Latin Mass
• Ability to select music that is appropriate for the needs of the community and music that challenges the community and choir to grow its repertoire.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality in all areas.
• Bachelor’s degree in Music
• Ability to play piano and organ and lead the congregation in singing
• 3+ years of parish ministry is desirable
• Strong relational and communication skills required
• Completion of Safe Environments training: Protecting God’s Children
Deadline to Apply: December 1, 2024
For more information, contact:
Fr. Godfrey Mgonja
gmgonja@oldstmarysdetroit.com
(313) 961-8711 Show more details...
Providing services to support the priest in solidum with oversight for the administration of St. Mary’s, Greektown, the organist is responsible for the selection, preparation, and execution of liturgical music. He/she coordinates all professional and volunteer musicians participating in the music ministry. Other services may include rehearsing ensembles and cantors... participation in the lay leadership structure, assisting in setting a music budget, maintenance and procurement of musical instruments, and catechesis/formation of the congregation.
Services:
• Coordinate all aspects of the liturgical music program
• Plan, rehearse, and execute music for:
• Weekend Liturgies (Sat. 5:30pm; Sunday 8:30am, 10am, 12pm)
• Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Liturgies
• Paschal Triduum Liturgies (Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Vigil, Easter Sunday)
• Other Holy Day Masses (January 1, August 15, November 1, December 8)
• Ash Wednesday liturgies
• Weddings and Funerals
• Other para-liturgical services
• Rehearse choir weekly September through May
• Oversee regular maintenance, upkeep, and tuning of the piano and organ
• Monthly meetings with the Administrator/Pastor and Pastoral Staff/Worship Commission
Instruments:
• Wington Pipe Organ (Opus 12, 1990)
Qualifications/Requirements:
• Must be a Catholic in good standing who understands the mission and New Evangelization efforts of the Catholic Church.
• Demonstrates deep knowledge of the Roman Catholic Mass, liturgical music styles, and an understanding of the ministerial function of music in the Sacred Liturgy.
• Ability to sing Latin texts for the weekly Novus Ordo Mass in Latin and, once a month, the Traditional Latin Mass
• Ability to select music that is appropriate for the needs of the community and music that challenges the community and choir to grow its repertoire.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality in all areas.
• Bachelor’s degree in Music
• Ability to play piano and organ and lead the congregation in singing
• 3+ years of parish ministry is desirable
• Strong relational and communication skills required
• Completion of Safe Environments training: Protecting God’s Children
Deadline to Apply: December 1, 2024
For more information, contact:
Fr. Godfrey Mgonja
gmgonja@oldstmarysdetroit.com
(313) 961-8711 Show more details...
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