Posted on: June 10, 2026 Victory Noll Chair of Hispanic Engagement | Cátedra Victory Noll de Ministerio Hispano Apply Now Location: Oblate School of Theology, , San Antonio, TX Department: Faculty Full-Time On-Site Exempt (Salaried) Position Summary & Information Oblate School of Theology (OST), a Roman Catholic school of theology and ministry serving the Southwest United States, invites applications for the
inaugural Victory Noll Chair of Hispanic Engagement/Victory Noll Cátedra de Ministerio Hispano with a preferred start date of August 2027. Job Description Summary of Position | Resumen del puestoOblate School of Theology (OST), a Roman Catholic school of theology and ministry serving the Southwest United States, invites applications for the inaugural Victory Noll Chair of Hispanic Engagement/Victory Noll Cátedra de
Ministerio Hispano with a preferred start date of August 2027. Candidates should possess an established body of research in Hispanic realities in a particular field of theological or pastoral inquiry. The ideal candidate will bring a record of fostering theological education among Hispanics in a variety of pastoral and academic contexts and will be able to teach and publish in both Spanish and English. These
qualifications are necessary to fulfill the purpose of the chair, which is twofold: to foster research and teaching in Hispanic theology and ministry, and to further the school’s accompaniment of and collaboration with Hispanic communities. The successful candidate will be prepared to develop and teach courses in his/her area of specialization at both the graduate and certificate levels. She or he will chair the
monthly meetings of the Hispanic Engagement Committee (HEC) and will collaborate closely with the director of Continuing Education to develop programming and promote annual events and lectures. On the global level, the ideal candidate will be prepared to increase OST’s membership and active presence in national and international organizations committed to Hispanic/Latine theological and pastoral education.The
successful candidate will be willing and able to work with colleagues in all aspects of graduate professional theological education in an ecumenically, culturally, and ethnically diverse setting. She or he should be a Catholic in good standing and be prepared to fulfill the canonical requirements expected of a Roman Catholic teaching in a school of theology as expressed in Ex Corde Ecclesiae. He or she will serve on
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