Human Resources Office
222 N. 17th St. Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: 215-587-3910
Email: [email protected]

Welcome to the Archdiocese of Philadelphia Employee Benefits Portal

Benefits Overview

If you are a lay employee of a parish, incorporated agency, or other participating institution of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, you may be eligible for the benefits plans described below.

Before you enroll or change your elections, we encourage you to review the Benefits Guide and this website carefully. Learn what each plan offers. Take time to think about the future—whether that’s next year or 30 years from now.

Health Benefits

If you are a lay employee of a parish, incorporated agency, or other participating institution of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, you may be eligible for the medical, vision and dental benefits plans. Before you enroll or change your elections, we encourage you to review the information on the available health benefits plans and learn what each plan offers.

Enrollment Forms and Information

Benefits GuideBenefits Newsletter
Enrollment FormFreestanding Vision Plan Enrollment Form
HealthEquity Member GuideHealthEquity Website

Wellness

Every day, you contribute to the continued success of the mission of the Church. Your well-being is important. The Archdiocese of Philadelphia offers programs to assist you in your journey towards healthier living:

Income Protection Benefits

Retirement

Discounts and Offers

All Forms and Documents

Benefits Information


Medical/Vision Benefits (Options vary by location)


Dental Benefits (Options vary by location)


Voluntary Protection Benefits (Options vary by location)


Other Benefits (Options vary by location)


403(b) Retirement Plan


Legal Notices / Summary Plan Descriptions

Staff

HUMAN RESOURCES

Phone: 215-587-3910
Email: [email protected]

RECEPTIONIST:
Karen Harrison

CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER:
Maureen Gallagher, M.S.

DIRECTOR:
Jay Wieckowski, M.S. SHRM-SCP

BENEFITS COORDINATOR:
Doreen Snyder

TALENT ACQUISITION SPECIALIST:
Soryfel Cruz

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGERS:
James Goldstein, SHRM-SCP
Jessa Lodovici, SHRM-CP

PENSION

Phone: 215-587-0570
Email: [email protected]

RETIREMENT PLAN ASSISTANT:
Joann Martino

African Bush Elephant
(credicus eighthundredus)

Elephants never forget. But more importantly, we’ve never seen one overdraft their account, either. To them, the challenges of fiscal responsibility are peanuts. That’s probably why this financial genius is hanging out by the American Heritage Credit Union. Take a look at all of the services they offer to improve your finances, from savings accounts to loans and more. If this fiscal giant speaks to you, fill out the entry form below to enter the raffle, or continue on to search for the next animal on the safari.

Masai Giraffe
(consulticus telescopicus)

Giraffes have been holding remote meetings since before Microsoft Teams was even invented. All they have to do is lean over. Telemedicine is their natural habitat and honestly, it should be yours, too. This is one of our newer benefit additions, so give it a look to see how you can get 24/7, affordable virtual access to doctors and therapists for medical issues, mental health concerns, and other care—all without leaving your home. If you find this tall fellow stands out the most, fill out the entry form below to enter the raffle, or continue on to search for the next animal on the safari.

East African Lion
(toothicus over-abundanticus)

Congratulations! You’re now staring face to face with a 400 pound kitty cat with 3 inch teeth. That said, he does seem exceptionally friendly. But then again, you’d probably be in a good mood too if you had dental coverage that kept your teeth in that good a shape. Check out the dental coverage choices this cool cat sniffed out, and if he’s your pick of the litter, fill out the entry below to enter the raffle, or continue on to search for the next animal on the safari.

Eastern Black Rhinoceros
(meloncholicus erradicus)

Yes, he’s an impossibly massive juggernaut, but just look at his potato face and tell me that providing for his well-being isn’t important. Not pictured is the Yellow-Billed Oxpecker bird, the rhino’s constant companion who does just that — supporting him when life gets tough at work, at home, or just in general. Nature has these support systems figured out, and we’re following suit with our Employee Assistance Program. Take a look at all of the free, confidential help this program can give you when life feels overwhelming. If this gentle giant strikes a chord with you, fill out the entry form below to enter the raffle, or continue on to search for the next animal on the safari.

Cape Mountain Zebra
(golficus maximus)

Well done: you’ve pulled off the expert trick of locating nature’s camouflaged horse. Of all the animals here, zebras have to work the hardest for their retirement. If they don’t consistently plan ahead and make the right moves, the lion’s dental coverage gets to process another claim for a cleaning. Zebras take retirement seriously. You should too. That’s why we offer comprehensive retirement planning options. Give the details a read, and if this striped strategist is your pick for the photo album, fill out the entry form below to enter the raffle, or continue on to search for the next animal on the safari.