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Archdiocese of San Antonio invites a full-time Catechetical Education Coordinator to collaborate with the DRE, Pastor, and Parish Council in delivering faith formation across multiple age groups. Responsibilities include program development, staff evaluation, volunteer recruitment, and resource management.
The role requires a theology/religious education degree and ACM Master Catechetist certification (or willingness to obtain).
Saint James – Faith Formation
Pastor and Director of Religious Education
Full-time/Non-exempt (hourly)
In collaboration with the Director of Religious Education (DRE), Pastor or Associate, the CRE is responsible for a portion of the religious education program of the parish. This would include A) Theological B) Catechetical and C) Administrative aspects of the particular area of responsibility. Areas could include, but are not limited to, elementary catechesis, confirmation preparation, youth ministry, etc. The CRE reports to the pastor and parish council(s) and committees as required by the pastor.
Responsible for implementing a portion of the parish religious education program in accordance with the parish mission statement and goals.
An undergraduate or graduate degree in theology or religious education/teaching.
Certification as a Master Catechist through the Advanced Catechetical Ministries (ACM) Program or willingness to obtain.
Archdiocesan catechist certification through the Catechetical Ministries Program or A university certificate program in catechetical leadership or willingness to attend
Two to three years recent teaching or catechetical experience
A record of attendance at diocesan workshops and seminars for ongoing education.
Executive responsibility as employee or volunteer
Experience in working with adult volunteers.
A record of attendance at workshops and seminars in management and administrative skills.
This is not necessarily an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, skills, duties, or working conditions associated with the job. While this is intended to be an accurate reflection of the current job, management reserves the right to revise as needed.
The Archdiocese of San Antonio is an Equal Opportunity Employer.