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Pro-Life Employment Opportunities at ALL

Director of Marketing Communications

The director of marketing communications will provide a broad range of communications and marketing expertise to the organization. Must have media relations experience and the ability to lead a loyal team that produces web, social media, video, print, and e-publications. This is a senior leadership position that reports to the executive director.

Director of Development

The ideal candidate has successful experience in major donor development, grants, planned giving, special events, online fundraising, and direct mail. Integrates all fundraising efforts and communications to maximize revenues and execute the ALL mission. Must have excellent interpersonal skills, and the ability to powerfully articulate and defend an orthodox Catholic pro-life position. This position reports to the director of marketing communications.

Webmaster and Social Media Manager

This is a growth position that will help ALL leverage the latest technologies and online social media. The ideal candidate has expertise in growing social media, and a track record of developing high-impact websites and maximizing web growth. Must be able to multitask in a fast-paced environment, in order to leverage ALL’s online publications, social media, and multiple websites. This position reports to the director of marketing communications.

To apply, please respond to with cover letter and resume.

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Georgetown Redux: Deception Is Not Consistency

by Judie Brown

May

Those of the Catholic faith must be confused by the actions of some Catholic institutions and politicians. They claim to be Catholic, yet they do not uphold the teachings of the Church; nor do they follow them. Today’s commentary addresses the recent scandal involving Georgetown University and explains why actions such as these are detrimental to people of faith and to the Church in general.

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Georgetown, Sebelius, and the Need for Consistency

by Judie Brown

May

Catholic universities have an obligation to uphold and revere the teachings of Christ and His Church—and to instruct others how to do the same. When a high-ranking member of the government—who claims to be Catholic but does not follow the teachings of the Church—is thrust upon students, there must be an outcry. But is this the case? Read today’s commentary for more about this important subject.

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The Bullying that U.S. Law Protects

by Judie Brown

May

In a country that sees no problem with killing its own children, is it any wonder that we have a serious problem with other forms of bullying and aggression? When we give little to no value to the weakest and smallest among us, it becomes harder to value anyone. Today’s commentary addresses this and explains why a fundamental change is needed in our society if we are to thwart all forms of violence toward our fellow human being.

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Organ Transplants, 'Brain Death,' and Church Teaching

by Philip Lawler

May

In today’s guest commentary, Philip Lawler, an author and leader within the Catholic community, gives us his insights on brain death and how it relates to organ transplants. Read further for more on this very important subject.

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The Herx Case: Is it About God's Law or Politics?

by Judie Brown

May

Like a good teacher who holds his students accountable for their actions, the Catholic Church must also hold its members accountable for their actions. And those who belong to the Catholic Church must adhere to its laws, for these laws are not arbitrary. The laws of the Church are the will of our Holy Lord. Today’s commentary addresses a recent event that occurred when someone employed by the Catholic Church chose to break a Church law. Read on for more about this timely story.

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