The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is seeking qualified candidates for the positions listed below. Click on the job title to see more information about job requirements; click on the department name to learn more about the mission and work of the Conference

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Posted Date	Job Title	Department/Secretariat/Office
7/26/2011	Assistant Director	Cultural Diversity in the Church
7/19/2011	Administrative Assistant	National Collections
7/19/2011	Staff Assistant	Evangelization and Catechesis
7/15/2011	Executive Director	Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs
7/15/2011	Refugee Policy Advisor	Migration & Refugee Services
7/15/2011	Associate Director, Processing Operations	Migration & Refugee Services
5/18/2011	Executive Director	Cultural Diversity
5/10/2011	Foreign Policy Advisor	Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development
5/02/2011	Program Development Coordinator	Migration & Refugee Services
5/02/2011	Resource Development Manager	Migration & Refugee Services
5/02/2011	Executive Director, LMFLY	Laity, Marriage, Family Life and Youth
3/28/2011	Executive Director of Human Resources	Human Resources Department
3/18/2011	Catholic Social Teaching, Education Coordinator	Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development
1/24/2011	Editor	Communications/ Creative Services

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Clergy/religious candidates must request written approval from their diocesan bishop or religious superior before an application can be considered. Diocesan lay employees must also request approval from the local bishop. Minorities are encouraged to apply. Competitive starting salaries with excellent work environment and fringe benefit package including free parking. Close proximity to Metro (Red Line - Brookland/CU). Please submit a resume with a cover letter indicating the position you are interested in and salary requirements to:

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