Liturgy Administrator

Job Description

The Cathedral of the Madeleine seeks a Liturgy Administrator to manage the planning and day-to-day execution of all Cathedral liturgies. The successful Catholic candidate for this full-time
position will be a punctual, detail-oriented individual who interacts warmly with fellow staff and volunteer ministers, manages both long-term planning and the challenging situations that arise
in the immediate term, and maintains and secures the necessary equipment and supplies for the many and varied Cathedral celebrations. Reporting to the Director of Liturgy and Music, the
Administrator also oversees the work of an assistant and the sacristans, recruits, schedules, and trains liturgical ministers, and collaborates with the Choir School on its liturgical needs. Primary
duties include the production of all service leaflets in keeping with branding and communications standards; the electronic scheduling of liturgical ministers and regular communication with them; and the weekly preparation of presider books and other materials
needed for services. Experience managing events or supporting live productions (such as stage management, sound, or event coordination) is preferred. Candidates should be able to
translate plans into a well-executed worship experience. Knowledge of and experience with desktop publishing software, such as InDesign, and a general facility with musical notation are required.

Applications will be accepted through July 15, 2026, and should include a resume and three professional references.

Post applications to Gregory Glenn, 205 E. First Avenue, Salt Lake City,
Utah 84103 or by email to gglenn@utmcs.org.

About the Employer

We are the mother church of the Diocese of Salt Lake City and the seat of the Bishop. While we are a vibrant parish of more than 1,500 registered parishioners, our historic Cathedral also serves thousands of Catholics from across the state who come here for the sacraments, cultural events, and opportunities to put their faith into action through prayer, service, and outreach. We also oversee the Madeleine Choir School, an accredited Catholic school dedicated to forming Cathedral choristers in the rich European choral tradition, and the Good Samaritan Program, which provides more than 400 meals each day to our unhoused and neighbors in need.