Liturgy Director

Description MISSION STATEMENT: “That all be gathered into the family of God by teaching the truth of the Gospel and relying on the love, forgiveness, and healing of Jesus Christ.” Purpose The Director of Liturgy assists the Pastor in planning, coordinating, and overseeing the liturgical life of the parish. This position ensures that all liturgical celebrations are carried out according to the norms of the Catholic Church and the Archdiocese of Denver while fostering full, conscious, and active participation of the faithful. Primary Responsibilities Liturgical Planning Coordinate all parish liturgies with the Pastor and clergy. Prepare annual liturgical calendars. Coordinate liturgies for Holy Days, sacramental celebrations,and parish events. Prepare worship aids for all liturgical celebrations. Coordinate seasonal liturgical environments and décor. Ensure all liturgical celebrations follow Archdiocesan norms. Liturgical Ministries Recruit, train, schedule, and support: Lectors Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Altar Servers Sacristans Ushers Greeters Clergy schedules Maintain ministry schedules through the parish scheduling system. Weddings & Funerals Meet with couples and families to plan liturgies. Coordinate with clergy, funeral homes, musicians, and volunteers. Coordinate funeral luncheon scheduling with the Funeral Reception Coordinator. Liturgical Supplies & Environment Oversee procurement and inventory of: Hosts Wine Candles Sacred vessels Vestments Linens Seasonal décor Work with the decorating committee. Ensure the sanctuary, sacristy, and liturgical storage areas remain organized. Volunteer Leadership Recruit and train liturgical volunteers. Ensure Safe Environment and volunteer paperwork requirements are met. Coordinate formation opportunities and appreciation events for liturgical ministers. Administrative Responsibilities Attend staff meetings, calendar meetings, and liturgy planning meetings. Prepare the annual liturgy budget. Monitor expenditures. Work collaboratively with parish staff. Perform other duties assigned by the Pastor. Requirements Practicing Catholic in good standing. Degree in Liturgy or Theology preferred. Strong organizational and leadership skills. Experience coordinating volunteers. Knowledge of the Roman Missal, liturgical documents, and Archdiocesan policies. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Great Benefits: Comprehensive health, dental and vision coverage options Virtual Care Generous paid vacation (start accruing) Paid Holidays. (including full week between Christmas and New Year) Retirement plan; Annual Contribution of 6% of salary to retirement plan Employer Paid Life Insurance and short and long term disability Free Catholic Biblical school and discounted Courses Application Closing Date : October 1, 2026 #J-18808-Ljbffr Archdiocese of Denver