Cathedral News
MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT
An opportunity is available for an experienced maintenance worker to assist with the day-to-day maintenance, repairs and general upkeep of the interior and exterior of the Metropolitan Cathedral. This will include maintenance of the surrounding grounds and aiding others to ensure the smooth running of all events in the Cathedral and Crypt.
This is a permanent post, working full time, Monday to Friday, 8.00am-4.00pm.
Candidates must have empathy with the ethos and mission of the Roman Catholic Church and a commitment to the work undertaken by all at the Metropolitan Cathedral.
Applicants must have; experience of working in a similar role or trade background, excellent verbal and written skills, experience of managing and implementing maintenance programmes, the ability to identify problems and correct defects, and the ability to work at heights. Experience of working on buildings which are places of worship, or listed buildings would be advantageous.
Closing date: Friday 2 December 2022
To apply, visit www.liverpoolcatholic.org.uk/jobs or telephone 0151 522 1102 for an application pack.
YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY CO-ORDINATOR
The archdiocese has an exciting new opportunity for a Youth and Young Adult Ministry Coordinator. Archbishop Malcolm describes this new role as “a key appointment in helping the archdiocese implement our vision to be a church that truly serves young people.”
Closing date: Wednesday 23rd November 2022 http://www.liverpoolcatholic.org.uk/index.php?p=2504
The Letter – A Message for Our Earth: Cinema style screening. 16th November, 2pm
CAFOD and Fr Peter Morgan invite you to St Anne’s in Edge Hill for a showing of this film. The film will be shown during COP27 which takes place in Egypt. Register https://theletterliverpool.eventbrite.co.uk/ The Archdiocesan Pastoral Development team are hosting online conversations from the 21st November to follow up the film. Register here https://LetterSocialActionLiverpool.eventbrite.com or contact Pablo on 0151 5221042.
