Catholic Health·Village of Roslyn, New York
The Sacristan is responsible for the care, upkeep, and preparation of the Main Chapel and Sacristies for Liturgy and other functions. Duties include managing altar linens, distributing the Eucharist, and maintaining supply inventories.
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The Sacristan performs duties which are concerned with the care and upkeep of the Main Chapel and Sacristies. Prepare the chapel for Liturgy and for para-liturgical functions. Assures the availability of the Chapel to patients, visitors, staff and FMM Sisters.
Sacristan
Responsibilities: Setting up for Liturgies Caring for altar linens and vestments by changing and launders them as needed Maintains vigilance over maintenance and housekeeping of Chapel Sacristies Assists the with distribution of the Eucharist as needed Changes holy water fonts on a weekly basis Post schedules for Masses Keep inventory of supplies and reorders Takes care of flowers for altar and other duties as required Minimum – high school diploma or equivalent required
Usd $18.82 - Usd $20.63 /Hr.
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A minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent is required. The candidate must be able to perform physical maintenance and organizational tasks within a religious setting.
Market context
In New York, sacristan positions typically appear in faith-based institutions that need dependable support for worship spaces, scheduling, and upkeep. These roles can be competitive because employers often look for candidates who are organized, physically capable, and comfortable working in a religious setting. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your availability for hands-on tasks and note any experience with facility or event support.