In PersonThe job description identifies Fort Knox, Kentucky, as the work location.
About the job
Requirements
Extensive knowledge of Roman Catholic teachings, dogma, liturgy, and Canon Law.
At least two years of experience in Catholic worship coordination, education, or liturgical planning.
Strong organizational and communication skills to manage administrative tasks effectively.
Responsibilities
Coordinate and provide administrative support for Sunday worship services and religious education classes, including special masses and sacraments such as First Reconciliation, First Communion, and Confirmation.
Work closely with the Catholic Chaplain, parish council, and other volunteers to plan and execute activities aligned with the liturgical calendar, including Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter events.
Facilitate communication and collaboration among Eucharistic ministers, religious education teachers, volunteers, and parish leadership.
Promote parish events through advertising campaigns and ensure accurate record-keeping for all functions.
Provide a welcoming presence during office hours and parish activities, extending hospitality to visitors and callers.
Desired Qualifications
Familiarity with Army regulations and policies.
Location: Fort Knox, KY
Position: Part-Time
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate and provide administrative support for Sunday worship services and religious education classes, including special masses and sacraments (e.g., First Reconciliation, First Communion, Confirmation).
Work closely with the Catholic Chaplain, parish council, and other volunteers to plan and execute activities aligned with the liturgical calendar, such as Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter events.
Facilitate communication and collaboration among Eucharistic ministers, religious education teachers, volunteers, and parish leadership.
Promote parish events through advertising campaigns and ensure accurate record-keeping for all functions.
Provide a welcoming presence during office hours and parish activities, extending hospitality to visitors and callers.
Qualifications:
Extensive knowledge of Roman Catholic teachings, dogma, liturgy, and Canon Law.
At least two years of experience in Catholic worship coordination, education, or liturgical planning.
Strong organizational and communication skills to manage administrative tasks effectively.
Familiarity with Army regulations and policies (preferred but not mandatory).