POSITION SUMMARY:

The Campus Ministry and Catholic Identity Leader fosters the spiritual growth of the Bishop Dunne community by leading worship celebrations, retreats, service programs, and pastoral outreach. This role requires a practicing Catholic with a strong personal faith life and a deep understanding of Catholic education and youth ministry. The position is ideal for someone who brings energy, compassion, and leadership to Catholic formation while serving as a role model of integrity and service.
This is a full-time onsite position that reports directly to the Assistant Principal of Formation and the President.

QUALIFICATIONS: EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE:

• Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s degree preferred
• Experience in campus or youth ministry strongly preferred
• Experience teaching Catholic theology or another academic discipline preferred
• Previous work in Catholic school or parish setting is a plus

KEY SKILLS & COMPETENCIES:

• Deep appreciation for and knowledge of the Catholic faith
• Passion for youth ministry and spiritual development
• Strong public speaking and communication skills
• Warm, engaging demeanor with a collaborative leadership style
• Ability to connect with students, parents, faculty, and community leaders
• Strategic thinking and initiative
• Cultural awareness and commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion

• Lead and organize all school liturgies, including weekly Mass and special prayer services.
• Coordinate logistics such as presiders, readers, volunteers, and Eucharistic ministers.
• Develop and facilitate after-school Campus Ministry programs and events for students.
• Serve as liaison with local parishes and youth groups; plan collaborative events to establish Bishop Dunne as a hub for youth ministry in southern Dallas.
• Organize student participation in Right to Life activities, including March for Life (local and national).
• Lead service initiatives, grade-level retreats, and optional mission or pilgrimage trips.
• Collaborate with theology faculty and other departments on cross-curricular initiatives promoting social justice and Catholic values.
• Mentor and support student leaders involved in ministry, prayer, and outreach.
• Attend diocesan ministry meetings and professional development sessions.
• Teach theology or another academic course each semester and substitute teach when needed.
• Participate in new student orientation and admissions events to promote Catholic identity.
• Serve as a representative of Bishop Dunne’s mission at community and board events.
• Perform all other duties as assigned by the Assistant Principal of Formation and the President.