Campus Minister

Archdiocese of Detroit•Warren, MI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Campus Minister assists administration in the overall preservation of Catholic identity and Franciscan Spirituality; providing opportunities for students to live their faith. This would include performing a wide range of activities in support of faith formation, liturgy, service, student retreats and Christian leadership. For 70 years, Regina High School has been a safe, welcoming community where young women are empowered to grow in confidence, faith, and purpose and where faculty feel equally supported, valued, and inspired in their vocation. Rooted in our Franciscan faith, we foster a spirit of compassion, humility, and service, guiding students to live with intention and care for others. Our strong sense of sisterhood and all-girls environment allows students to truly be themselves—free to explore their interests, find their voice, and discover who they are. With strong academic rigor and personalized support, along with meaningful leadership opportunities and cherished traditions, Regina feels like a second home where every student is known, supported, and inspired to find her community and her path forward.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in education, Theology or related field required.
Practicing Catholic in Good Standing.
Demonstrates a thorough knowledge of Catholic teachings, traditions, and Franciscan values while integrating faith into all aspects of school life and ministry.
Communicates effectively and professionally with students, families, faculty, staff, clergy, and community partners through both written and verbal communication.
Models integrity, professionalism, confidentiality, and moral decision-making consistent with Catholic teachings and school expectations.
Exercises sound judgment and maintain confidentiality when handling sensitive student, family, personnel, and organizational matters.

Nice To Haves

Experience leading retreats, service programs, or youth ministry preferred.

Responsibilities

Lead and oversee all aspects of the school's faith formation and spiritual life programs, fostering the Catholic-Franciscan mission and identity throughout the community.
Coordinate retreats, liturgies, prayer experiences, Christian service opportunities, and peer ministry programs.
Collaborate with students, families, faculty, administration, and community partners to promote spiritual growth, leadership development, and a vibrant culture of faith and service.
Promote and uphold the school's mission, vision, philosophy and Catholic-Franciscan identity.
Provide mission, vision, direction, and inspiration for faith formation programs while effectively leading staff, student leaders, and volunteers.
Foster a vibrant Catholic-Franciscan culture through engaging opportunities for students.
Promote social justice awareness and action across all grade levels and divisions.
Develop and maintain a Peer Ministry program focused on forming student Christian leaders.
Oversee the Christian Service Platform Program.
Provide input for religious curriculum to ensure alignment with Catholic-Franciscan values.
Develop and implement long-term goals and initiatives that advance the school's mission, faith formation efforts, and student engagement.
Support students in making faith-based decisions and demonstrating behaviors consistent with Catholic-Franciscan values and school expectations through retreats, service, and pastoral guidance.
Develop, plan, and implement programs that enrich the Catholic-Franciscan faith development of students, faculty, and families.
Oversee all aspects of the Campus Ministry Department, including staff and budget management.
Develop, coordinate, and maintain a comprehensive retreat program for all grade levels.
Coordinate and oversee all school liturgies, prayer services, and reconciliation opportunities.
Provide pastoral counseling and spiritual guidance for students, faculty, and members of the school community.
Create opportunities for students to deepen their relationship with God through prayer, reflection, retreats, and service experiences.
Identify challenges, evaluate options, and develop thoughtful, mission-centered solutions to support students and ministry programs.
Collaborate with school leadership, faculty, and staff to integrate Catholic-Franciscan values across all aspects of school life.
Collaborate with the counseling department to ensure student’s needs are being nurtured appropriately.
Develop and maintain partnerships with nonprofit organizations and community agencies to expand student service opportunities.
Communicate effectively with students, families, faculty, and community partners regarding Campus Ministry programs, retreats, liturgies, and service requirements.