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Director of Lasallian Ministries

james.uvalle@mullenhigh.com — Fri, 08 May 2026 16:14:53 +0000

Position Overview

This is a full-time, at- will opportunity for the 2026-2027 school year.
Compensation for the role is $45,00-$70,000 depending on education and experience
Mullen reserves the right to pay more or less than the posted range.
Mullen offers a competitive benefits package to include health insurance, employee 403(b) contribution and employer partial match, employer paid life and disability insurance, cafeteria plan, and generous paid time off.

The Director of Lasallian Ministries provides visionary leadership for the religious, spiritual, and service life of the Mullen High School community. This full-time, 12-month year round position reports to the Principal and works in close collaboration with the leadership team. The Director is responsible for deepening and sustaining the Lasallian Catholic identity of the school, forming students and faculty in the Lasallian charism, and cultivating a vibrant culture of faith, community, and service rooted in the tradition of Saint John Baptist de La Salle. Mullen High School does not
unlawfully discriminate or allow unlawful harassment in any of its programs.

Essential Job Functions
Catholic and Lasallian Identity & Mission
● Serve as the primary steward and advocate of the school’s Lasallian Catholic mission and charism
● Lead the school community in understanding and living the five core principles of the Lasallian mission: faith, service, community, concern for the poor, and quality education
● Collaborate with the President and De La Salle Brothers to ensure the school’s programs and culture reflect its Lasallian identity
● Coordinate and lead participation in regional and national Lasallian networks, including the Lasallian Association of United States Pilots (LAPSI), the Midwest District, and NCEA Lasallian initiatives
● Represent Mullen at District gatherings, Lasallian formation events, and inter-school ministry collaborations
Campus Ministry & Spiritual Formation
● Oversee and direct all aspects of the program, including liturgy, retreats, sacramental preparation, and faith formation
● Design and implement a comprehensive, four-year spiritual formation program for students that deepens faith and identity across all grade levels
● Lead, plan, and coordinate school-wide Masses, prayer services, Advent and Lenten programs, and other liturgical celebrations
● Collaborate and support Retreat Director for retreat program at each grade level, including Kairos, sophomore and freshman retreats, and faculty retreats
● Provide pastoral care and spiritual accompaniment to students, faculty, and staff
Faculty & Staff Formation
● Lead and coordinate ongoing Lasallian formation for all faculty and staff, including new employee orientation, annual retreats, and Buttimer Institute participation
● Foster a faculty culture of shared mission and collaborative ministry
● Identify and mentor emerging mission leaders among faculty and staff
Leadership & Administration
● Supervise the Liturgy team, including assistant ministers and student ministry leaders
● Manage the Lasallian Ministries departmental budget with stewardship and accountability
● Collaborate with the Admissions and Communications teams to authentically represent the school’s mission to prospective families
● Serve on the President’s leadership team and contribute to strategic planning related to mission and identity
Teaching
● Willingness and ability to teach a class each semester

Manager of Catholic Media

mikematousek89 — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 03:16:09 +0000

The Catholic Diocese of Spokane seeks a full-time Manager of Catholic Media to lead the curation,
development, and presentation of compelling print and digital content that brings to life the
beauty, goodness, and truth of the Catholic faith, advances the Church’s mission in Eastern
Washington, and reflects Bishop’s priorities of Catholic education, vocations and growth in
holiness. Essential responsibilities include: 70% of the position is serving as editor of the
Diocese’s print magazine, Inland Catholic:, work with Faith Catholic on quarterly magazine
creation, design, layout, procure journalism writers and storytellers, select issue themes,
monitor readership trends; 30% of the position is managing day-to-day operations of all digital
media platforms, recording studio and studio productions, diocesan website, live streaming,
podcasts, Facebook, Twitter, Flocknote, Instagram, YouTube, etc; foster digital strategies to
drive engagement of Catholics. Knowledge, skills, and abilities: Understand the role of print and
digital communications to evangelize, teach, and provide a sense of identity and unity in communicating
the gospel message to a contemporary audience; active practicing Catholic who is faithful to the
Magisterium; familiarity with the Catholic Church’s structures functions, institutions, history and policy
positions; strong understanding of Catholic Church teachings and the ability to communicate them
effectively; sufficient knowledge of contemporary church issues to assist the Director of
Communications craft effective and accurate communications that express Bishop’s perspectives;
excellent writing, verbal and editing skills; strategic and critical thinking skills; understanding of the full
range of digital communication platforms and cross-platform optimization, with an eye toward
evolving platforms; familiarity with the array of Catholic Church messaging, including Vatican- related,
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), and other magisterial resources, along with
more popular sources; Education and Experience: Bachelor’s degree in journalism, communications,
or blend of professional experience and education; previous experience in print journalism; 2 years'
experience in electronic media, publications, radio, related fields; demonstrated knowledge of and
expertise in digital media tools; demonstrated understanding of current technologies as they impact
print publications, web design and presence.

Pay: $55,000 – $60,000 per year; offered salary is based on diocesan-wide pay for certain
position, internal equity, market data, applicant’s skills and relevant experience, degrees and
certifications

Benefits:
This position receives a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, life and
long-term disability insurance, employee-paid 403(b) and employer-paid 401(a) state-paid
family and medical leave, personal day, paid sick leave, vacation and holidays.

Director of Evangelization and Discipleship

mikematousek89 — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 03:05:34 +0000

The Director of Evangelization and Discipleship (DED) is responsible for the planning,
coordinating, and administering of the evangelization efforts of the Catholic Community of St. Mary and St. Joseph (Corydon and Lanesville), with the overall mission of fulfilling the proclamation of the Gospel through leading all people to a fullness of participation in the Eucharist, that all people may know, love, and live out the Eucharistic Mystery and bear fruit for the glory of the God and the salvation of the world. Through leading people to a real encounter and an ever-deepening relationship with Jesus Christ, especially in the Eucharist, the DED will help transform the local community – one person and household at a time – from being focused on worldly concerns to living as active witnesses of faith through works of mercy.

A full job description is available on our website at catholic-community.org/jobs

Theology Teacher

mikematousek89 — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 02:39:19 +0000

Marin Catholic
Theology Teacher
Marin Catholic currently has an opening for a full-time Theology Teacher in the 2026-27
school year.
*Position will begin August 2026
The mission of Marin Catholic is to “Lead Students to Jesus Christ.” At the core of our
practice is the student-teacher relationship where our educators model Christian virtue
and witness to the Roman Catholic faith. In partnership with parents, we form flourishing
men and women of virtue through an excellent academic, artistic, athletic, and spiritual
education. Inspired by our school’s motto, “Duc In Altum,” we encourage our students to
“put out into the deep,” embracing challenges as pathways to growth.
The Theology program at Marin Catholic, in conjunction with Campus Ministry, strives to
give each student a sense of compassion, peace, and connectedness to each other and
God while exhibiting the gospel values taught to us by Christ. While educating the whole
person, we avail our students of the opportunity for prayer, reflection, fellowship and
service during retreats, sacramental preparation, all-school liturgies and many other
faith programs.
The ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate deep familiarity with the philosophical
foundations of the Catholic intellectual tradition and connect them to the intellectual
study of theology. This person exemplifies a love for souls and desires to lead students
to an encounter with the Living God. He or she is a person of prayer, who believes and
utilizes the power of the Sacraments. Demonstration of docility and eagerness to master
the arts of evangelism and pedagogy is vital.
Qualifications, credentials, experience, knowledge & skills for the position:
● Degree in Theology or Religious Studies or related field
● Catholic high school teaching experience, preferred
● Practicing Catholic in good standing, required
● Desire to share his/her faith journey
● Student focused and lifelong learner

● Teaching credential, preferred
● Ability to collaborate effectively with faculty, student and staff
● Maintains best professional practices in communicating with peers, students and
parents
Salary ($73,866-$116,037) and benefits are according to a Union contract.
Full-time Faculty are eligible for benefits including health and dental insurance, medical
and dependent care flex plan, Archdiocesan pension, and 403b.

History Teacher

mikematousek89 — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 02:53:04 +0000

MARIN CATHOLIC
HISTORY TEACHER
Marin Catholic currently has an opening for a full-time History Teacher in
the 2026-27 school year.
*Position will begin August 2026
The mission of Marin Catholic is to “Lead Students to Jesus Christ.” At the core of our
practice is the student-teacher relationship where our educators model Christian virtue
and witness to the Roman Catholic faith. In partnership with parents, we form flourishing
men and women of virtue through an excellent academic, artistic, athletic, and spiritual
education. Inspired by our school’s motto, “Duc In Altum,” we encourage our students to
“put out into the deep,” embracing challenges as pathways to growth.
The History program at Marin Catholic strives to give each student a method to analyze
the Truth, Beauty and Goodness that has occurred in the world. Students study history
in order to understand the world that they live in and how it has come to be. Students
are challenged to think deeply, critically and inventively while gaining an understanding
of their past.
The ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate deep familiarity with history while also
being able to explain historical thinking skills and teaching practices. This person
exemplifies a love for the students and a desire to see all students succeed at the
highest level. This individual will also need to see collaboration, on both a student and
faculty level, as a key to student success.

Qualifications, credentials, experience, knowledge & skills for the position:
● Degree in History or related field
● High school teaching experience, preferred
● Practicing Catholic in good standing, preferred
● Desire to share his/her faith journey

● Intellectually curious and willing to grow professionally
● Student-focused and lifelong learner
● Teaching credential, preferred
● Ability to collaborate effectively with faculty, student and staff
● Maintains best professional practices in communicating with peers, students and
parents
Salary ($73,866-$116,037) and benefits are according to a Union contract.
Full-time Faculty are eligible for benefits including health and dental insurance, medical
and dependent care flex plan, Archdiocesan pension, and 403b.

English Teacher

mikematousek89 — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 02:54:19 +0000

Marin Catholic
English Teacher
Marin Catholic currently has an opening for a full-time English Teacher in the 2026-27
school year.
*Position will begin August 2026
The mission of Marin Catholic is to “Lead Students to Jesus Christ.” At the core of our
practice is the student-teacher relationship where our educators model Christian virtue
and witness to the Roman Catholic faith. In partnership with parents, we form flourishing
men and women of virtue through an excellent academic, artistic, athletic, and spiritual
education. Inspired by our school’s motto, “Duc In Altum,” we encourage our students to
“put out into the deep,” embracing challenges as pathways to growth.
Animated by our mission to foster the emerging poet, philosopher, and saint in each of
our students, the Marin Catholic English Department examines, through the study of
excellent literature, the transcendental realities of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty. Guided
by our departmental root beliefs and dispositional standards, we help students to grow
their skills in the key areas of reading, writing, and learning in community.
The ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate deep familiarity with reading and writing
skills and best practices of teaching. This person will exemplify a love for the students
and a desire to see all students succeed at the highest level. This individual will also
need to see collaboration, on both a student and faculty level, as a key to student
success.
Qualifications, credentials, experience, knowledge & skills for the position:
● Degree in English or related field
● Catholic high school teaching experience, preferred
● Practicing Catholic in good standing, preferred
● Desire and ability to witness to his or her personal faith journey and actively
model the mission and Catholic identity of the school
● Student focused and lifelong learner
● Teaching credential, preferred

● Ability to collaborate effectively with faculty, student and staff
● Maintains best professional practices in communicating with peers, students and
parents
● AP training in Language & Composition or Literature & Composition, desired
Salary ($73,866-$116,037) and benefits are according to a Union contract.
Full-time Faculty are eligible for benefits including health and dental insurance, medical
and dependent care flex plan, Archdiocesan pension, and 403b.

Math Teacher

mikematousek89 — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 02:55:31 +0000

Marin Catholic
Math Teacher
Marin Catholic currently has an opening for a full-time Math Teacher in the 2026-27
school year.
*Position will begin August 2026
The mission of Marin Catholic is to “Lead Students to Jesus Christ.” At the core of our
practice is the student-teacher relationship where our educators model Christian virtue
and witness to the Roman Catholic faith. In partnership with parents, we form flourishing
men and women of virtue through an excellent academic, artistic, athletic, and spiritual
education. Inspired by our school’s motto, “Duc In Altum,” we encourage our students to
“put out into the deep,” embracing challenges as pathways to growth.
The Math program at Marin Catholic, is focused on the success of all students and
requires that each student complete Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II. Students can
then branch into either Probability and Statistics or Pre Calculus/Calculus. The Math
department also has a growing Engineering and Computer Science program. The
concepts of collaboration, persistence, and excellence are touchstones of the MC Math
department.
The ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate deep familiarity with math skills and
teaching practices. This person exemplifies a love for the students and a desire to see
all students succeed at the highest level. This individual will also need to see
collaboration, on both a student and faculty level, as a key to student success.
Qualifications, credentials, experience, knowledge & skills for the position:
● Degree in Math or related field
● Catholic high school teaching experience, preferred
● Practicing Catholic in good standing, preferred
● Desire to share his/her faith journey
● Student focused and lifelong learner
● Teaching credential, preferred
● Ability to collaborate effectively with faculty, student and staff
● Maintains best professional practices in communicating with peers, students and
parents

Salary ($73,866-$116,037) and benefits are according to a Union contract.
Full-time Faculty are eligible for benefits including health and dental insurance, medical
and dependent care flex plan, Archdiocesan pension, and 403b.

Science Teacher

mikematousek89 — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 02:56:47 +0000

Marin Catholic
Science Teacher
Marin Catholic currently has an opening for a Science Teacher in the 2026-27 school
year.
*Position will begin August 2026
The mission of Marin Catholic is to “Lead Students to Jesus Christ.” At the core of our
practice is the student-teacher relationship where our educators model Christian virtue
and witness to the Roman Catholic faith. In partnership with parents, we form flourishing
men and women of virtue through an excellent academic, artistic, athletic, and spiritual
education. Inspired by our school’s motto, “Duc In Altum,” we encourage our students to
“put out into the deep,” embracing challenges as pathways to growth.
The Science program at Marin Catholic, strives to engage students to become deep and
critical thinkers. Through exploration of the physical world (Biology, Chemistry, Physics,
Anatomy and Physiology, Marine Science), students are learning how they are affected
by and how they can affect the world that they are part of, and the true beauty of nature.
The science curriculum strives to challenge students to become excellent problem
solvers and truth seekers.
The ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate deep familiarity with science skills and
teaching practices. This person exemplifies a love for the students and a desire to see
all students succeed at the highest level. This individual will also need to see
collaboration, on both a student and faculty level, as a key to student success.

Qualifications, credentials, experience, knowledge & skills for the position:
● Degree in the physical or life sciences or related field
● Catholic high school teaching experience, preferred
● Practicing Catholic in good standing, preferred
● Desire to share his/her faith journey
● Student focused and lifelong learner
● Teaching credential, preferred
● Ability to collaborate effectively with faculty, student and staff
● Maintains best professional practices in communicating with peers, students and
parents