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About the Program . Seton Teaching Fellows (STF) is an initiative of Seton Education Partners, participating in its mission to serve underprivileged children and give them the opportunity to develop the knowledge, character, and faith necessary to earn a college degree, pursue lives of value and integrity, and become saints.  Seton Teaching Fellows is a post-graduate mission opportunity that seeks to bring the Catholic faith to the margins of American society. A fellow helps students, their families, and peers know, love, and serve Christ and his Church, developing the habits, dispositions, and beliefs indispensable to human flourishing and happiness. He or she does this by teaching at a classically-inspired, virtue-based charter school connected to an explicitly Catholic faith formation program in the South Bronx, the poorest congressional district in America. Grounding their work within an intentional faith-based community, a Fellow receives the spiritual, sacramental, and communal nourishment necessary for forming disciples in this world and saints in the next. About Seton.   Seton Education Partners was co-founded in 2009 by KIPP Foundation co-founder Scott Hamilton and Teach For America alumna Stephanie Saroki de García to expand opportunities for traditionally underserved children to receive a Catholic education that builds knowledge, character, and faith. Seton does this by strategically infusing creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship, and talented leadership to reverse the widespread decline of urban Catholic education. Seton pioneers new, “break-the-mold” approaches to achieving the academic, character, religious and social justice goals of Catholic education in an economically viable way. About the position.   We’re looking for dynamic, faith-filled leaders who love working with kids, are passionate about serving the poor, and want to help underserved children make it to college and heaven. We’re looking for committed Christians who want to grow spiritually by living in an intentional faith community. We’re looking for tenacious servants who believe every child can learn and grow in virtue, and are ready to develop into great leaders. We’re looking for people who welcome challenges and are eager to lend their talents to making a dramatic difference in the lives of hundreds of children. The key responsibilities include:  Working at a Great School Co-teach or work in Operations at   Brilla Charter Schools , a network of high-performing public charter schools in the South Bronx that currently serves almost 700 students in grades K-5, across three different schools. For the 2018-2019 school year, our network will serve students in grades K-6 and continue to grow a grade each year until 8th grade.  Witnessing the Faith Teach Catechism and character to children in a unique Catholic extended day enrichment program called  El Camino Faith Formation Program . El Camino serves students at Brilla Public Charter Schools and committed to the ideals of the New Evangelization. Live in an intentional Catholic faith community that focuses on growing spiritually and living simply. Participate in an acclaimed adult formation program that includes three retreats per year, weekly formation, spiritual direction, access to weekly adoration and the sacraments, and networking with other Catholics in NYC. Qualifications and Desired Characteristics Faith-filled Catholic who seeks God in all things and is called to serve others. Core belief that   all children   can achieve both moral and academic excellence. Relentless, results-oriented achiever who is always looking for a better way to improve outcomes for their students. Sense of humor. Bachelor’s degree. Salary & Benefits Fellows receive housing rent-free and a modest living stipend, so you can enjoy all NYC has to offer. Seton does not provide health benefits directly, but can offer options for individuals to receive health insurance.  Email tess@setonpartners.org  for more information.

University Ministry at Lewis University invites applications for a full-time University Chaplain, Coordinator of Pilgrimages to prepare and preside at liturgies; vision and implement a pilgrimage program; and work on another Ministry program. University Ministry, in harmony with Lewis' Catholic and Lasallian identity, embraces and nurtures enlightened religious experience within our community. University Ministry's primary focus is to be a sign and instrument of the Gospel. Therefore we proclaim and celebrate the Gospel and invite the University Community into this mission. We seek to light our students' hearts on fire for God's Kingdom valuing faith; service; and community.  Ministerial Vision Sees himself as a minister – one who accompanies people on their faith journey, who provokes and challenges people to live good lives, who comforts and counsels those in need, and who calls people together in the spirit of association. Incorporates student leaders into programs. Participates in, at least, yearly professional development (books, conferences, classes) and formation experiences (retreats, days of reflection). Models respectful, collaborative and active support of the University’s Mission and of Catholic and Lasallian higher education through dedicated job performance and exemplary service to the University’s many constituencies. Be an effective, contributing member of a ministry team that develops a complex ministry program in service to undergraduates, graduates, faculty, and staff. Primary Responsibilities: Liturgical Preside regularly at Sunday evening and weekday liturgies. Implement a yearly liturgical plan. Pilgrimage Program Offer credit bearing pilgrimages by collaborating with faculty to offer 1-3 credit hour classes and with staff to serve as trained spiritual companions. Design and implement relationship building, recruiting processes, formation experiences, administrative policies, procedures, materials, and financial stipends for faculty partners and staff companions. Serve as the Associate Moderator of the Koinonia Retreat, Athletic Chaplaincy, or another Ministry Program Team Member Support the University Ministry Team in responding to the needs of our students, faculty, and staff especially in times of crisis or grief. Serve as a resource to Ministry staff and students on official Church teaching. Serve on Ministry and other University committees or task forces as assigned. Participate in weekly staff meetings, VIP and Open House Days, provide guidance in pastoral conversations with students and staff, and provide a pastoral presence in residence halls and common areas. Minimum Qualifications :  Be a priest in good standing in the Roman Catholic Church and be recognized as such by the Bishop of Joliet. Be an effective celebrant for a congregation of college students. Be a creative, flexible and contributing member of a university ministry team as it attempts to respond to the multiple needs of students, faculty and staff in a university community. M.Div. required. University experience preferred.  Pilgrimage, retreat, and training experience preferred.  Application Instructions:  For a full description and to apply visit:   https://jobs.lewisu.edu/postings/3103    Inspired by the University’s Mission values of Wisdom, Knowledge, Justice, Fidelity and Association , the Lewis Community declares that Lewis is a Sanctified Zone where people are committed to working to end racism, bias and prejudice by valuing diversity in a safe and nurturing environment. Lewis University, sponsored by the De La Salle Christian Brothers, is an equal opportunity employer, and is committed to diversity.  Applicants of a diverse background are highly encouraged to apply, however applications will only be accepted from individuals currently authorized to work on a full-time basis in the United States.