Masses and Prayer Services
A Charismatic Mass with prayers for healing will be celebrated Tuesday, May 5, at 7 p.m. at St. Theresa Church in New Cumberland, by Father Arokiaraj Amalorpava MSSCC, parochial vicar. For information, please call Mary Ann on 717-512-3628 or Vicki at 717-364-6260.
Retreats & Pilgrimages
Lebanon Catholic Class of ’75 pilgrimage hosted by Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades of the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Lynne Farkas will take place September 28-October 9, 2026. Itinerary includes Rome, a Papal Audience, Assisi, Florence, Pisa, Lucca, Siena, Orvieto and Fiumicino. Daily Masses, visits to basilicas and optional river cruises, hot air balloon rides and cooking class. Cost is $6,098 departing from New York; $6,398 from Chicago. Early bird discount of $100 with deposit by March 31. For more information and a detailed itinerary, contact Lynne Farkas at 717-679-0379 or lynnefarkas@comcast.net, call Regina Tours at 1-800-CATHOLIC or visit https://regina-tours.com/custom-pilgrimages and enter registration number BN#89969.
Does your marriage feel distant, strained, stuck, or even in crisis? Do you look perfect on the outside but are not perfect on the inside? Retrouvaille can help. The Retrouvaille Marriage Program has helped thousands find new hope, better communication, and a deeper connection. Talk to someone now at 717-356-2185 or visit www.HelpOurMarriage.org. The next program of this Catholic ministry starts May 1. You can have a better marriage. Don’t wait.
The Diocese of Harrisburg will host its annual Young Adult Retreat May 22-24 at the Christian Retreat Center in East Waterford, Pa. All adults ages 18-39 are welcome to attend. This year’s retreat is entitled. “Unafraid: Out of the Upper Room.” Come join us for a weekend (which just so happens to take place during Pentecost) where we will discover how to welcome the Holy Spirit into our lives and work with Him so that we can move out of our own Upper Rooms and accomplish the mission God has for each of us. The retreat will include Mass, prayer, confession, teachings, small groups, fellowship, and fun. The cost includes all retreat activities, three meals on Saturday, Sunday Brunch, and lodging. Find full details at https://www.hbgdiocese.org/event/unafraid-out-of-the-upper-room-young-adult-retreat/. Registration deadline is May 8.
The Harrisburg Diocesan Council of Catholic Women (HDCCW) invites all women of the Diocese to their 14th Annual Weekend Retreat being held on the beautiful campus of Mount St. Mary’s University, Emmitsburg, Md. The retreat begins on Friday evening, June 12, until noon on Sunday, June 14. The retreat master is Father Matthew E. Cannon, pastor of St. Paul the Apostle Parish in Annville. The registration deadline is May 23. Registration forms and more details are available from Jeanne Warren, Registration Chair, at warrenrjs@gmail.com or 717-503-9429, or visit www.harrisburgdiocesanccw.com and click on “Retreat” to access a registration form online.
St Joseph Parish in Danville will host Immaculée Ilibagiza for a retreat, “Love, Hope and Forgiveness” on Friday, April 24, from 5-9 p.m. and Saturday, April 25, from 7:30 a.m.-noon. Immaculée will share her powerful story and messages of love, hope and forgiveness. Immaculée is a Rwandan genocide survivor and New York Times bestselling author of multiple books including “Our Lady of Kibeho” and “Left to Tell.” She has been recognized and honored with numerous humanitarian awards. Come learn how prayer works miracles through Our Lady as Immaculee shares her love and knowledge of apparitions around the globe including Our Lady of Kibeho in her home country. This retreat includes Immaculee’s witness of the power of prayer and miracles of the rosary. Immaculee’s story is truly powerful and will be sure to touch you in many ways. Must pre-register online to attend. Visit https://www.immaculee.com/collections/retreats and select Danville, PA. Pricing and schedule are also available on the website.
Join Father Leo Goodman and St. Margaret Mary Parish, Harrisburg, on a pilgrimage to the sites and shrines of France, October 5-14, 2026. The pilgrimage includes Annecy, Ars, Paray-le-Monial and the Visitation Convent, Nevers, Chartres, Lisieux, Normandy’s beaches, Lourdes and Paris, including the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Shrine of the Miraculous Medal. See the full itinerary and cost at https://files.constantcontact.com/a08275f3801/9fe01363-bc7c-4c2c-add9-9776a7377cdc.pdf. For more information, contact Deacon Francis “Hank” Skorija at 717-775-4669 or dfskorija@hbgdiocese.org.
A Beginning Experience Weekend for those suffering the loss of a spouse through death, divorce or separation will take place May 1-3 at Camp Kirchenwald, Lebanon. The ecumenical Beginning Experience weekends are an approved program of the Catholic Church. Hundreds of persons have been helped to move towards successful, productive, happy lives by attending one of these weekends. The weekend is led by persons who have lost a spouse through death or divorce and are trained in facilitating a weekend. Each Beginning Experience Team is certified by the International Beginning Experience Organization. For information, visit https://www.hbgdiocese.org/clev/laity-and-family/navigating-difficulties/ or www.beginningexperience.org. Information can also be obtained by contacting Harrisburg Beginning Experience team member Julie at 717-379-0800.
Join Father Augustine Joseph, pastor of St. Peter Parish, Columbia, on a pilgrimage to France, September 28-October 8, 2026. Sites include Ars, Chartres, Lisieux, Nevers, Paris, Lourdes and Mont Saint-Michel. Cost is $4,899 (plus estimated $649 in airline taxes and surcharges) from Philadelphia. Early registration price per person if deposit is paid by June 20. Travel arrangements by Pentecost Tours, Inc. Visit www.pentecosttours.com or email travel@penetecosttours.com, referencing tour number 60928 for the full itinerary and more information.
St. Joseph Parish, Hanover, is hosting a pilgrimage to the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington D.C., for the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage on September 26, 2026. The pilgrimage focus will be the Rosary, Adoration and Mass. The Pilgrimage Prayer will be available in January 2026, beginning a novena on the last Saturday of each month. During the pilgrimage, activities include the Sacrament of Reconciliation by Dominican priests, book signings, lunch will be available for purchase in the church cafeteria, and the gift shop will be open. The bus departs from St. Joseph Parish in Hanover at 7 a.m. Cost is $25 per seat; please call St. Joseph Parish at 717-637-5236 to sign up, reserving your transportation to the pilgrimage.
Education & Enrichment
Men of the Diocese are invited to join Father Boniface Hicks, OSB, for the 2026 Men’s Conference on April 18 at the Diocesan Center in Harrisburg. This year’s theme is “Steadfast in Mercy.” Cost is $40 per person, $70 for a father/son combo. Clergy are admitted free of charge. Registration deadline is April 6; walk-in registrations are $50. See the full schedule, list of presenters and registration information at https://www.hbgdiocese.org/event/mens-conference/.
The Respect Life Committee at St. James Parish in Lititz will have a pro-life benefit breakfast featuring Bishop Ronald Gainer as the speaker on April 19 after the 8:30 a.m. Mass. The breakfast will take place in the parish hall. Celebrate life from conception to natural death while supporting three pro-life ministries: A Woman’s Concern, House of His Creation, and North Star Initiative. The dual purpose of this breakfast is to enlighten attendees on the Catholic teachings of the sanctity of life as well as to raise funds to support these local pro-life ministries. Donations will be collected and can be made by cash, check or credit card. Please RSVP to Kristen Gaughan by April 13 at aroura27@hotmail.com or 717-725-1152. The first 60 people to RSVP will receive a thank-you gift.
The Annual Pennsylvania Civic Commemoration of the Holocaust will take place Monday, April 13, at 11 a.m. in the Governor’s Reception Room at the State Capitol in Harrisburg. The program will incorporate remarks by invited elected officials including Attorney General David Sunday, Senator Chris Dush, Senator Shariff Street, House of Representatives Martina White, Tarik Khan, Dan Frankel, and other elected officials. The ceremony will also include Pennsylvanians whose lives have been impacted by the Holocaust – children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren of survivors. The public is invited to attend.
The Migrant Justice Ministry of Holy Spirit Parish in Palmyra will host its next “Common Grounds” program of coffee, conversation and Catholic social teaching on Sunday, April 19, at 6:30 p.m. in the parish social hall. Guest speakers are Laura, who fled violence from her home country with her husband and young son, and whose husband is currently detained by immigration authorities after filing for asylum; parishioner Heather, who is walking alongside Laura and her family; and Jennifer, an immigration attorney and chief program officer of the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights, who will summarize immigration policy and practices. The program is open to the public; email migrantjustice@hspalmyra.com for information.
The Harrisburg Catholic Worker invites all to a roundtable discussion, “How the Church invites us to be pro-life,” on the challenge that the Church’s consistent ethic of life presents to the world, and to ourselves. The discussion will take place Thursday, April 23, at 7 p.m., at 1440 Market Street. Please email harrisburgcw@gmail.com for more information.
Anabaptist-Catholic Ecumenical Dialogue will take place in the parish hall at Assumption BVM Parish in Lancaster on April 25. Plough Magazine Reader Meetup (RSVP at link) at 10 a.m., lunch at noon, and dialogue at 1 p.m. Building on previous international dialogues such as Called Together To Be Peacemakers and last year’s inaugural annual meeting, this second annual gathering of Anabaptists and Catholics in Lancaster is aimed to mutually understand our painful history, learn from each other’s traditions of living for the Kingdom, and continue to the discussion of our doctrinal differences as we pray together for the visible reunion of all Christians in the one faith (Eph 4:5), as Jesus desires (John 17:21). This year our theme will be sharing stories of martyrdom in our traditions. All are invited to attend.
St. John the Baptist in New Freedom is hosting the International Eucharistic Miracles Exhibit in the main church atrium on April 10-12, the powerful display designed and created by St. Carlo Acutis. Exhibit hours are Friday, April 10, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; Saturday, April 11, from 9-10:30 a.m. and 12:30-7 p.m.; and Sunday, April 12, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. The exhibit presents documented Eucharistic miracles from around the world and offers a unique opportunity to deepen our understanding and devotion to the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.
St. John the Baptist Parish in New Freedom will host presentations on “Eucharistic Amazement” by Father Brian Beal, a priest of the Diocese of Columbus, Ohio. His powerful talks on the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist and how Eucharistic Adoration can enhance our faith journey will be presented Saturday, April 25, and Sunday, April 26, from 6-8 p.m. in the main church.
The Columbiettes of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish in Mechanicsburg will host Joanne Castner for a presentation on immigration at the Texas border, on April 15 at 7 p.m. in Menniti Hall. In 2022, Castner visited El Paso, Texas, and Juarez, Mexico with a group sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas and the St. Columban Mission for Justice, Peace and Ecology to see firsthand the immigration situation. In her presentation, “Welcoming the Stranger,” Castner will speak on what she learned about the root causes of immigration and how our nation’s policies have changed in recent months. All are welcome to attend.
St. Martin de Porres Catholic Worker House in Harrisburg hosts a Bible study on Monday nights at 7 p.m. for English-language learners. If you’re looking for a place to study scripture together and practice your English or help your fellow Catholics learn English, please join us. The house is located at 1440 Market Street. Find more information at https://stmartindeporrescw.org/.
The Harrisburg Diocesan Council of Catholic Women is offering a $1,000 scholarship to be awarded to a high school senior Catholic girl for the freshman year 2026-2027 at an accredited college, university or trade school. The applicant must meet all conditions established by the Scholarship Committee as set forth in its Rules and Regulations included in the application packet on the HDCCW website (https://www.harrisburgdiocesanccw.com). Applications must be submitted by May 1, 2026.
Regina Caeli Academy of Harrisburg, a classical homeschool hybrid, will have an information night on Tuesday, April 21, at 6 p.m. The school partners with parents in “training the mind to form the soul.” The Catholic faith is the foundation of our program. Our staff and students live the Catholic faith daily, modeling virtue, prayer and service in all we do. Students attend the Harrisburg Regina Caeli Academy Center on Mondays and Thursdays in Mechanicsburg. Parents are given detailed lesson plans to follow on homeschool days. To learn more, call 717-614-8970 or email msanders.hpa@rcahybrid.org. You can also visit the Regina Caeli Website at https://www.rcahybrid.org/.
Lutheran-Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue is scheduled for May 27. This group meets from noon-1:30 p.m. in the Diocesan Center, Harrisburg. If you or someone from your parish would like to be part of this dialogue, invite others to already-existing dialogues, initiate and facilitate dialogue with other Christian groups or seek support or guidance from the Office for Ecumenical & Interreligious Affairs, contact Father James Lease at frjlease@hbgdiocese.org.
“Made for More: Visions of the Promised Land” with Christopher West and Mike Mangione will take place at St. Leo the Great Church, Rohrerstown, on April 23 from 7-9:30 p.m. The event blends music, art and presentations that tap into the deepest desires of the human heart and offer a vision of the Gospel through the lens of St. John Paul II’s teaching on the Theology of the Body. For tickets, visit www.aftontickets.com/m4mlancaster. For more information, contact Tina Johnson at St. Leo’s at 717-394-1742 or tjohnson@stleos.org.
A study on “Moments with Mary” module 1, “Who is Mary?” authored by Johnnette Benkovic Williams, founder of the Women of Grace apostolate, will take place at St. Joan of Arc Parish, Hershey. Study begins April 18 from 10 a.m.-noon and continues April 25 and May 9, 16 and 23. Includes weekly videos in class and individual daily videos with Johnnette. Cost of book is $25. All Catholic women are invited to attend. For information and to sign up, contact Chris Arnold, Regional Coordinator, at 717-379-6041 or carnold@womenofgrace.com.
Events & Fundraisers
Trinity High School Music Department will present a concert to benefit the Interfaith Shelter for Homeless Families, Wednesday, April 22, at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The concert, “And Jesus Said,” will feature the Trinity Concert Choir and Trinity String Ensemble, with special guest singers Bishop Timothy Senior, Father Neil Sullivan and Father Peter Rettig. A free-will offering will be collected to benefit the shelter.
Catholic Charities’ annual Hands of Christ dinner takes place April 30 from 5-8 p.m. at the Diocesan Center in Harrisburg. This business-attire event will feature appetizers, dinner and drinks, along with keynote speaker Dr. Anne DeSantis, an inspirational client testimony and a silent auction. Tickets are $125. Proceeds benefit the services and programs of Catholic Charities in the Diocese of Harrisburg. Purchase tickets at the Events tab at www.cchbg.org.
Catholic Charities will host the 24th annual Interfaith Shelter Golf Classic, Monday, June 22, at Dauphin Highlands Golf Club. All proceeds from this event will benefit the Interfaith Shelter for Homeless Families, a residential program that supports homeless families during times of crisis. Cost is $150 for one player, $600 per foursome. Not a golfer, but still want to support the shelter? Enter the golf-ball drop, where one lucky ball will be selected by Bishop Timothy Senior before the tournament dinner to win $1,000. Cost is $25 per ball. Learn more and register at https://www.cchbg.org/event/interfaith-shelter-golf-classic/.
The Men’s Club of St. James Parish in Lititz will have their annual golf tournament, Saturday, June 6, at Lebanon Valley Golf Course. Sponsors are needed for dinner, refreshments, holes and door prizes. For more information, call Mike Gergal at 717-333-5620, Terry Warco at 717-945-4377, John Sukenik at 717-626-1091 or Joe Klazas at 717-519-9610.
St. Joan of Arc Parish in Hershey will have its 52nd annual parish festival, June 4, 5 and 6 from 5-9:30 p.m. each night. Free admission. New this year, an online silent auction. Event includes children’s games, Bingo, silent auction (including a Christian Pulisic autographed game-worn jersey and a trip for two to Sicily), raffles, plants, a bake sale, crafts and more. Musical entertainment Thursday by the CBS Band; Friday by the Happy Slovens; and Saturday by Crossing Abbey Road. For more information, call 717-533-7168 or visit www.sjafestival.com.
The Bishop McDevitt Assembly #920, 4th Degree Honor Guard will have their fourth annual “Favorite Recipe Cooking Competition” on Friday, May 8, at 6 p.m. at St. Joseph Parish in York. There will be $450 in prizes, plus certificates and bragging rights for one year for the first-prize winners. A $100 prize each for best entree, side dish and dessert winners. The three runners up will receive $50 each, plus certificates. If interested in competing, please notify Kelly Brown no later than May 4 at 6 p.m. via email at kbbrown79@hotmail.com or via text or phone call at 717-668-0509. Entrees, side dishes and desserts must be presented no later than 5:45 p.m. on May 8 before the start of the competition. Refrigeration and electrical needs will be available. Our judges this year are Father Kyle Sahd, entrees; Suzanne Piccolo, side dishes; and Bill Fullerton, desserts.
The 4th annual Forever OMPH Gala for Education to benefit Our Mother of Perpetual Help School students and families through the Tuition Assistance Program will take place on Saturday, April 18, at Bent Creek Country Club. Since its beginning in 2023, the gala has raised in excess of $207,000 for deserving students desiring an OMPH School education. Gala attendees enjoy a delicious dinner and exceptional entertainment, as well as silent and live auctions, wish board, and interactive games. The highlight of the evening, the Paddle Raise, inspires guests to raise their hand and say “Yes” to Catholic education for the next generation of OMPH students. Tickets are available for purchase by visiting the school’s website at www.omphschool.com or calling Teresa Hartman, Director of Advancement, at 717-738-2414.
The public is invited to attend York Catholic Middle & High School’s Spring Open House on Tuesday, May 5, from 6-7:30 p.m. by appointment. Learn what life at YC is like and see everything YC has to offer students (grades 7-12) and their families. Attendees will take a tour of campus, talk with York Catholic teachers and administrators, meet current students and hear their experiences, learn about the 45+ sports and 60+ activities available, hear about our Family Customized Tuition program, and experience how York Catholic sets students up for success and creates a place where every student is known and cared for. Space is limited and pre-registration is required to attend. For more information, contact York Catholic Middle & High School at 717-846-8871, ext. 1354.
Students in grades K-6 are invited to “Futures Games” at York Catholic. Future students will participate in the pre-game prayer and huddle, and become part of the welcome tunnel. Students should wear their uniform shirt for free admittance and must be accompanied by an adult. Please register at www.yorkcatholic.org/futures-events/. Upcoming games are girls’ lacrosse April 14 at 7 p.m. at the stadium, and baseball April 20 at 4 p.m. at Memorial Park’s Hoffman Stadium. Please arrive 30 minutes before game time.
Instruments and voices come together as students perform at York Catholic’s Spring Concerts. The High School Concert on Sunday, May 3, at 2 p.m. will feature Concert Band, Concert Choir, and Jazz Band. The Middle School Concert on Monday, May 4, at 7 p.m. will feature Middle School Chorus and Middle School Band. Admission is free.
York Catholic High School’s art students are hosting a public display of their work at the school May 4-6 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Students in grades 7-11 are showing their work completed during this school year, while students in grade 12 are showing a compilation of their work from throughout their school career. Over 250 students receive art instruction at York Catholic and are exposed to pencil drawing, canvas painting, marker designs, portraits, linoleum block prints, watercolors, charcoal drawings, sculpture, and pottery. For more information about the Student Art Show or the art program at York Catholic, please contact the school at 717-846-8871.
Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish in Marysville holds Bingo every Saturday in the parish social hall. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., the kitchen is open from 5:30-7 p.m., and games begin at 7 p.m. Prizes are paid in cash, except where merchandise is awarded. Minors under the age of 18 cannot play unless accompanied by an adult.
Biking for Babies will host a local Ride for Life on the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail on Saturday, April 25, from 8:30 a.m.-noon. Mass will be celebrated at Our Lady of the Visitation Church, Shippensburg, at 7:30 a.m. The Biking for Babies program will follow Mass. All are welcome to support this event by participating in the ride, fundraising, and/or donating. Biking for Babies is a fundraiser event to support our local pregnancy resource centers. For more information and to register, please visit https://www.bikingforbabies.com/events/.
Morning Star’s Annual Life Saving Banquet will take place on Thursday, April 16, at the Penn Harris Hotel. Learn about Morning Star’s strategy to help those most at risk for abortion, see their incredible impact on life in 2025, and hear keynote speaker Ryan Bomberger’s unique perspective on how every life has purpose. Learn more and register today at www.SupportMorningStar.com.
Job Openings
The Diocese of Harrisburg is seeking an experienced administrative assistant with customer service experience. Must be able to take direction and follow through on duties and responsibilities with minimum supervision. Proficiency in using all MS office programs is essential, particularly Excel and Word. Must possess high levels of verbal, interpersonal and written communication skills. Candidates must be a Catholic in good standing, and a knowledge of diocesan and parish structure would be helpful. Full job description available at www.hbgdiocese.org/careers. Please send resumé and cover letter to employment@hbgdiocese.org.
Holy Name of Jesus Parish in Harrisburg is seeking a full-time administrative assistant. This position is responsible for the daily operation of the parish office, including clerical and administrative duties. Responsibilities include greeting visitors, answering phones and responding to emails, preparing deposits, producing the weekly bulletin, and updating the parish website. Candidates should possess a working knowledge of general office procedures, familiarity with standard office equipment, and proficiency in Microsoft Office applications. Interested candidates should submit a letter of interest and resumé by mail to Reverend William C. Forrey, Holy Name of Jesus Parish, 6150 Allentown Boulevard Harrisburg, PA 17112. For additional information, please contact the parish office at 717-652-4211. Resumés may also be submitted electronically to holynameofjesusparishharrisburg@hbgdiocese.org. Application deadline is April 30, 2026.
Lancaster Catholic High School is seeking a Campus Minister. This position serves as the primary leader of Campus Ministry at Lancaster Catholic High School and assumes the full responsibilities of the Director of Campus Ministry. This position advances the mission of the school by helping students integrate their faith with the knowledge they acquire and the skills they develop in a practical, comprehensive, and meaningful way. The Campus Minister is responsible for the development, administration, and evaluation of Campus Ministry programs for students, faculty, and staff, providing both spiritual leadership and operational oversight of all aspects of the Campus Ministry program. This position is supervised by the principal, who may adjust core responsibilities as needed for the welfare of the school community and the mission. See the full job description and application information at https://www.applitrack.com/dioceseofharrisburg/onlineapp/.
St. Francis Xavier Parish, Gettysburg, is seeking a Parish Manager to assist the Pastor in the overall administrative operations of the parish. This position supports the effective management of parish personnel, finances, buildings and grounds, parish organizations and committees, and scheduling. The Parish Manager works closely with the Pastor to ensure that the parish’s resources are managed ethically and efficiently in support of its mission and ministries. Qualified candidates should have a bachelor’s degree in accounting, business administration or a related field, along with a minimum of three years of experience in business administration and personnel supervision. Experience with parish operations is preferred, and strong organizational and communication skills are essential. Knowledge of Church teaching and an understanding of the mission and life of a Roman Catholic parish are required. Experience with capital campaigns and building projects is desirable, as is familiarity with school administration. While St. Francis Xavier is a bilingual parish, conversational Spanish is not required. To apply, please submit your résumé or direct questions to Father Timothy Marcoe, pastor, at frtmarcoe@hbgdiocese.org.
St. Francis Xavier Parish, Gettysburg, seeks a part-time music coordinator for the parish’s music ministry. The Director of Music Ministry position requires planning, coordinating and executing the music program as it relates to the celebration of parish liturgies. Additionally, the position coordinates cantors and directs the adult choir, as well as serves as liaison for the children’s choir director and for the coordinator of music for Spanish liturgies. Interested parties should submit a basic resumé and letter of interest to Father Timothy Marcoe, pastor, at frtmarcoe@hbgdiocese.org. Questions can also be directed to Father Marcoe via email or 717-334-3919, ext. 8. A full ministry description is available upon request.
Catholic Charities is hiring a Program Manager for Lourdeshouse Maternity Residential Program. The manager will be responsible for coordinating and implementing all aspects of residential care and services required to meet the needs of residents. The Program Manager ensures staff members comply with agency standards; schedules and coordinates staff and volunteers to ensure ongoing supervision and quality care of residents; develops and operates within a yearly budget; supervises the day-to-day cleanliness, safety guidelines and general conditions of the grounds and agency vehicles; and reviews and signs off on all Individual Service Plans and Aftercare Plans. Bachelor’s degree in related Human Service field from an accredited college or university or five years of experience working in a residential setting with combined supervisory and case management experience required. If interested, please email your resumé to Sean Miriello at smiriello@cchbg.org.
A Woman’s Concern, a pro-life pregnancy and parenting resource center in Lancaster, has openings for a nurse manager, a patient services director and a client advocate. A Woman’s Concern is dedicated to empowering our patients and clients, and excited to help create a community where families are strong, and life is cherished. See the full job descriptions at https://www.friendsofawc.com/join-our-team/careers/.
St. John the Beloved School in Wilmington, Delaware, is seeking qualified applicants for the position of principal beginning July 1, 2026. This parish early childhood (ages 3-4) through grade 8 school, serving 560 students, is strong in Catholic Identity and firmly rooted in Franciscan Spirituality. The principal works closely with the pastor, the Wilmington Diocese’s Catholic Schools Office, an assistant principal, an aftercare director, an athletic director, a faculty and staff of 50, as well as with the parish staff, finance council and a committed parent community to provide high standards of excellence in a safe and welcoming environment focused on forming young disciples. For full details, visit https://cdowschools.org/SJBPrincipalAd2026.pdf.
