74 resumes found
Oct 17, 2018
I am a faithful Catholic that has served the Church as an employee for 31 years. I have a Masters in Theology and am also a practicing pharmacist. I love to share the Faith and would love an opportunity to work with your organization or community to do just that!
God Bless you,
Mary Jo Wertz
Executive Catechist
Woodbridge, VA, USA
Oct 16, 2018
Have served as the Business Manager and Director of Operations for a public non-profit Community Mental Health Program for the past eleven years. Oversaw organizational growth of 340% in the past 5 years. Am seeking to use my gifts of administration and service in an organization that shares my Catholic Faith.
I am currently living in Klamath Falls, Oregon and am not easily able to relocate so I am seeking a local position or one that would accommodate a balance of remote and onsite work.
Operations
Klamath Falls, OR, USA
Oct 11, 2018
I am a person with positive attitude, self-confidence, quick learner, who works wholeheartedly in each and every activity taken up and there by achieves excellence, Sociability and favorite to do work in any atmosphere.
Any jobs related with computer
Shillong, meghalaya
Oct 04, 2018
Looking to work for a Catholic company doing photos, video, website upkeep and other things they need for them.
Photography, Video or Communication Specialist
Highlands Ranch, CO, USA
Sep 20, 2018
To Whom It May Concern,
I am a practicing Catholic man with an enormous amount of talent. God has blessed me throughout the years with the abilities to sacrifice and put others first, flourish in management of others, and overcome some of the hardest tribulations in life by capitalizing on the opportunities He has presented to me to practice mercy, patience, and forgiveness.
Though I have spent most of my time after earning an undergraduate degree from the Benedictines at Belmont Abbey College in the world of business, there is no denying that the Lord has been calling me to do something great in the Church. With every Mass I attend and Sacrament I receive, the calling seems to turn into a craving to be a steward of His will – in not just my life, but others as well. I am currently earning my MBA from the Franciscans at Saint Bonaventure University, and hope to apply what I learn to whatever it may be I pursue next. From account management to brand design, I have explored the ins and outs of business principles in hopes of one day being able to lead other Christians to be as effective and efficient in their work as well as their personal lives.
I write this because I see that organizations like yours are primed to make a true difference in the culture surrounding us, and I think it would benefit both sides for us to have a conversation as to whether or not I could be a contribution to the cause. It is my prayer that the message heard in these avenues can be brought to the attention of the rest of the world – in a format that they find Christ’s love present in, as welcoming as we see Him in the Eucharist.
The world clearly needs more laypeople to be a source of light, and it is my belief that I could and should be doing my part as a facet of such a cause. I am willing to relocate for the right project, and would hope to make a transition into a new role by the end of 2018.
I look forward to hearing from you all. No matter the course of action, may His will always be done.
Management / Sales
Boston Area
Sep 17, 2018
At the Augustine Institute, I was blessed to experience an incredible time of growth and professional development. My role as Marketing Coordinator was a newly created position, and I am grateful that I had the chance to define and grow it. I had the opportunity to juggle multiple projects at once, allowing me to demonstrate my strong work ethic and maintain drive and momentum through project completion. It gave me the ability to hone the skills it takes to balance diverse work tasks and exercise creative thinking. My supervisor at the Augustine Institute praised my ability to effectively prioritize many projects in the midst of a very fast paced environment. She felt confident in asking me to take on additional responsibilities, all of which I accepted and excelled with the challenge.
Throughout my experiences, I have refined my meticulous organizational skills and have learned to complete high-quality projects under tight deadlines while keeping in mind the target goal and all subtleties involved with my subject matter.
I was blessed to work with a highly dedicated team whose priority was to work for the better of the kingdom of God. To be part of that team required me to stay highly organized and focused, all while working on many projects at once between numerous internal departments, as well as outside organizations including FOCUS, St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology, and the Archdiocese of Denver, among others.
Prior to being at the Augustine Institute, during my time at Franciscan University of Steubenville, I hit the ground running, taking full advantage, not only of the superlative classroom education but also seeking to expand my education through tangible job experiences on campus and beyond. I capitalized on every opportunity that would get me the experience I needed to work for the Catholic Church. I graduated from college with what I know was an outstanding education with significant, relevant skills and experience that make me well qualified to serve you.
Project Coordinator
Denver, CO, USA
Sep 17, 2018
I Kelli L. Haliburton worked with infants and toddler for over 25 years. I love working with the parents and their children. I also followed the rules and regulations for the licensing through the years of working with parents. Helping families with their needs and safety is very important to me.
Infant/toddler Teacher
Sep 14, 2018
Date of BIRTH - 31st August 1988
Father’s Name - Francis Mondal
Language Known - English, Bengali, Hindi
IT Executive /To work as a Penetration Tester
Kolkata
Sep 14, 2018
I was born and grew up in remote Alaska, where a Jesuit priest would hike 3 miles to bring us Easter sacraments. I attended one year of high school at St. Mary's Mission, a Jesuit boarding school. I am Alaska Native and a descendant of German crusaders, a child of ancient and new missionary Catholic faith.
Education is important to me, I have an Associates degree in computers and a Bachelors degree in forestry, with half of an MBA. I homeschooled as a child and homeschooled my two children, honors students, using Catholic curriculum. Life is ongoing education.
I started the Interior Star Kateri Circle and helped my son get the Sacred Heart Cathedral Catholic Social Justice Committee up and running at the direction of the Bishop of Northern Alaska in Fairbanks, Alaska
In summary, I want to use my talents for writing, teaching, scientific research and analysis, problem solving, communication (especially across cultures), public relations, art, poetry, innovation, and deep Catholic spirituality to serve Christ while earning a living to help support my family.
Writer
Soldotna, AK, USA
Sep 13, 2018
My full name is El Lee Mann and I came from Paletwa, Chin State, Myanmar. I belong to the Anglican Church in Myanmar. The Anglican denomination is the third largest Christian denomination in Myanmar after Baptist and Roman Catholic. I was born in 1989. I went to Primary School when I was 4 year old and in 2009, I passed the matriculation. I have enjoyed myself in studying and I joined a seminary called Holy Cross Theological College in Yangon City, Myanmar. During my seminary days, I did really enjoy working with and for Youth. I also like subjects such as Church and society, pluralism, ecumenism, and ecology. I was graduated from the seminary with Bachelor of Theology in 2017. After graduation, I realized that my calling is in social works rather than in ministry. Therefore, instead of joining the ministry, I have decided to find opportunity to work related to social works. As a youth, I had attended many inter-denominational youth fellowship programs and activities at local level. When I was in the seminary, we have a formal once a year fellowship with Roman Catholic seminarians and Baptist seminarians. Through these fellowships, I have learned to respect other Christians. I come to realize that even though there are many differences among Christians, we Christians have the same Lord who is Love. In fact, it is not wrong to say that sometimes doctrine divides whereas love unites. I have attended many other ecumenical programs conducted and organized by the Myanmar Council of Churches. My uncle Father Tun Khine have been doing in his ministry in Myanmar, he support me to attend school so that I may be graduated last year in 2017. I want to work abroad in USA so I am looking to find a job and I pray to God, he will guide and make me successful in my life.
House Keeping, Cleaner, Data Entry, Web Developer, Graphic Design
Myanmar Restaurant, Lee Highway, Falls Church, VA, USA
Sep 12, 2018
Wishes to work in wellness environment. In recovery myself from alcohol addiction. Six years sobriety and i own my own Recovery business. I am 58 years old and have 4 adult children. I have lived in the Rochester are for 35 years and have been attending the same Catholic church for 33 years. I am a lecturer, Eucharistic minister, catacist and volunteer.
My sobriety means all to me. I was saved by Christ six years ago after running and struggling for 40 years. My new live must be shared to be kept.
I am looking to work in the field of personal wellness, recovery and personal health maintenance.
Scottsville NY
Sep 08, 2018
PERSONAL STATEMENT OF ALLAN FRANCIS CRUZ
Marriage and family life is ministry! As a ministry it is purposed to safeguard and advocate the love of Christ to all of mankind. The family is therefore a conduit of God’s Grace and Mercy; and through the total, faithful, fruitful , and free love of husband and wife, this ordinary and time-immemorial institution is transformed. In an extraordinary way it becomes a ministry inwardly, through the relationship of husband and wife and their relationship together with their progeny; and outwardly, for others in their community and those beyond. My family and I have discovered that we are not an isolated group of persons in society, but are purposed to reach out of ourselves as family and reveal authentically a communion of persons to all those we encounter.
My wife and I have been married for over 11 years, and throughout our marriage, we have encountered the joys and trials of married life. In 2010, my wife and I moved from Toronto, Ontario Canada to Toledo, Ohio USA to pursue her dream of becoming a pediatric physician. We mutually discerned that this is where God was calling us and our one-year old son to be at that time. As my wife pursued her residency, I engaged in a new career path: from a career in finance to a vocational career in ministry with the Church. We decided that it would be paramount if I stayed home with our son to care for him while I worked on completing a Bachelor of Theology. By the end of my wife’s three-year residency, we were blessed with two more children, and in 2013 we moved to Dayton, Ohio where my wife obtained her very first position as a clinical pediatrician. During that time, I completed my Bachelor of Theology and searched for a program where I could continue my academic studies in marriage and family. In 2015, I was accepted into the Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies program at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Cromwell, Connecticut.
Today our family has grown to a family of seven. As a stay-at-home-dad for eight years, I have learned many things about caring for a family. I have obtained the parental pragmatic-knowledge of effective ways to change the diaper of a wiggly baby seven times a day without making a mess; answer my children’s multiple questions about the universe, cars, horses and icky insects; pay all the bills on time; appropriately convince a two-year old that ice cream for lunch is not an option; motivate a ten-year old that he can make a lay-up with his non-dominant hand by showing him how; embrace patience and stimulate the communication of feelings to a child who resorts to temper tantrums; prepare a hot meal for the whole family; give all the little one’s baths while militantly instilling dental hygiene all before bedtime prayers. With God’s Love and Grace, I have also learned the fundamental importance of promoting and engaging in family rituals that nourish meaning, intimacy and virtue in our daily family life. As a family we have discerned that rituals of working, playing, talking and praying with one another are indispensable to our family life and should be regularly and intentionally exercised. Cleaning the house as a family; playing tag; having one-on-one talk-time with one another; and praying together every morning before our day starts and at night before it ends.
These nourishing rituals echo from the conjugal love that God has purposed my wife and I to mutually share with one another. The conjugal love that we embody as husband and wife emanates from the Eucharist: the source and summit of our marriage and family life. However, even a joy-filled marriage and family-life are not immune from pain and sorrow. As a family, we have discovered that suffering and joy are purposed to complement one another in a unique way. So unique, that it permits us to elevate our heart, soul, mind and strength with the suffering and joy of Christ. My wife and I have learned in our marriage and family that selfless sacrifice is tantamount to married love. For married love is immersed in divine love . Meaning, the authentic sacrifices we have made and are making for one another and our children are a living witness of Christ’s love for the Church. Every sleepless night when one or more members of the family are ill; every sad time when grandma and grandpa must return to Canada after a brief visit; and every moment when a member of the family is struggling in loving God, we find ourselves, by the Grace of God, carrying one another’s burdens by imitating the person of Christ.
All the sacrificial ways of displaying sincere physical, emotional and spiritual support in our family are substantial to strengthening family communion. Each marriage and family have their own God-given charisms and it is of great value that families discern what these charisms are and how they can share them with others. In our family, we are reciprocally discerning the charisms of encouragement, hospitality, knowledge, mercy, missionary, pastoring, teaching and wisdom . In our current parish we are establishing a group of families that meet monthly at our home to pray, reflect and encourage one another. Husbands, wives and children all gather for the “Home 2 Home” program my family and I have developed. We strongly advocate the powerful ministry that is inherent in the heart of every Christian family. As a family, we have discovered that inviting families into our home is a meaningful and intimate way of evangelization. Sharing a meal while fellowshipping; nurturing joy as the children from different families play together; cultivating virtue; inspiring a desire for knowledge of Church’s teachings; encouraging sacramental exercise and spiritual communion with one’s spouse, family, the Church and with God, are all ways of helping the family to know, serve and love God.
In July of 2018, our long-awaited Green Cards from the USA had finally arrived. With joyous and faith-filled celebration to God’s goodness and kindness in our lives, we as a family have discerned that God has laid out a new path for us to journey upon. This path holds with it the same quality and perseverance that began when my wife and I were married in the Church: our marriage and family is and will be a life-long ministry inwardly and outwardly. The spiritual riches that my family and I have received from other families we have encountered throughout our lives are the same spiritual riches that I long to share for the good of the Church and the whole world. As I look forward to this next phase in my vocational career in serving the Church, I am excited to embrace it with the love and support of my wife and children.
DIRECTOR OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIFE