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George789
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I am in the process of finding full-time employment and its not going so good. I just want to know if there are guides to finding employment that are Catholic Christian based?
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foolishmortal
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Tell me when you find out, please!
Some dioceses, maybe all, have Catholic hospitals, nursing homes, etc. on their chancery sites. I worked for a place for Alzheimer’s residents for 9 years. There is a Villa St. Francis in Olathe, Kansas, near my town in the same county as well as a couple others.
Some dioceses, maybe all, have Catholic hospitals, nursing homes, etc. on their chancery sites. I worked for a place for Alzheimer’s residents for 9 years. There is a Villa St. Francis in Olathe, Kansas, near my town in the same county as well as a couple others.
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1ke
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What is your field of study/skill set and what are your interests?
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foolishmortal
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I studied Japanese culture and its language (how much I remember, I can’t say, but I’m not conversant in the latter) as well as film studies (I’m suprised I put Catholic acting or actors in a Google search and don’t find more Catholic acting troupes after Pope John Paul 2 got young people all inspired). I have a silly sense of humor (I laugh hard at mad-libs) but, get me on religion and politics and watch out–esp. if I’m connected somehow to a person who is wanting me to do something impious or I feel I should say something! I can get on a roll (not that I am any theologian or totally correct on all details, but I try based on what I’ve learned from EWTN shows and FSSP sermons and catechism classes)! I can make people laugh at my visual humor and smile-moan at my puns.
I also like to play hackysack. Working in japan teaching English (I think I know my language pretty well regarding punctuation and grammar, but I don’t have taught and trained teaching skills) would be fascinating for me. Working in an orthodox Catholic place there would be cool though.
Thanks for asking! One thing I hate about getting a humble job or vocation is that you have to promote yourself so much.
I also like to play hackysack. Working in japan teaching English (I think I know my language pretty well regarding punctuation and grammar, but I don’t have taught and trained teaching skills) would be fascinating for me. Working in an orthodox Catholic place there would be cool though.
Thanks for asking! One thing I hate about getting a humble job or vocation is that you have to promote yourself so much.
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