St. John the Baptist Catholic Parish

Job Announcement:  Cemetery Manager

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Helena is seeking a skilled and dedicated Cemetery Manager of St. Mary Cemetery, located in Missoula, Montana. Reporting to the Director of Financial Services and Resurrection Cemetery Association, the Cemetery Manager is responsible for overseeing all operations and care of the cemetery, including grounds and maintenance activities, business and customer transactions, and personnel supervision. The Manager performs a variety of hands-on operational duties and services, ensures that skilled personnel and safe operating procedures are in place, and makes regular reports to Financial Services to include recommendations for purchases, initiatives, and improvements. The Manager is also responsible for meeting with and creating an inviting and respectful atmosphere for grieving families. Candidates must have experience with landscaping, building maintenance, and equipment operation. Strong problem solving and interpersonal skills are also essential. 

This full-time position is located in Missoula, MT and offers generous benefits. For a complete job description, pay range, and a list of qualifications for the position, visit the Diocese of Helena website: www.diocesehelena.org. Apply by sending your resume and three professional references to [email protected]. This position will remain open until filled with a first look on 04 November 2022. 


Diocesan Online Giving

The diocese will be discontinuing its online giving portal.  If you currently give through this online portal, please consider an alternative option.  You can always mail checks directly to the parish office.  Some banks also allow you to schedule donations through bill pay.  Due to the small size of St. John the Baptist Parish and missions, we cannot offer online giving at this time.


Jesus is Alive!  The 2022 ACA has begun!

In the past, our participation has plateaued just below 50%.  Help us reach 100% participation this year.  Please prayerfully consider giving within your means—every little bit helps!