14327 Highland Ave.
Orland Park, IL 60462
(708) 349-0903
contact@saintmike.com
Beginning October 3 and 4, the St. Michael Pro-Life ministry will be participating in The Baby Bottle Project benefiting The Women’s Centers of Greater Chicagoland. Please take a baby bottle home with you on October 3-4 or October 10-11, fill it with spare change, and return it the weekends of October 17-18 and October 24-25.
SWIFT Interfaith Dinner on November 15, 2026 – Thanksgiving: Let’s Talk About Giving – Guests will share their perspectives with others at their dinner table on various subjects. PRE-REGISTRATION & TICKETS REQUIRED! – Tickets on sale from October 8 to November 8, 2026
If you think you have a problem with alcohol and have a desire to stop drinking, come to a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous every Thursday at St. Michael Parish.
Our parish has been blessed with the opportunity to support Pro Labore Dei’s mission to feed the hungry. Each day of the week, Trader Joe’s in Orland Park donates perishable food to many who are hungry. They have offered us “Saturdays” to help get that food to the hungry. Hence, we are asking for the help of two or three people / families, who have a pick-up truck or van or SUV, to help once every two or three months to pick up and deliver the food.
The Little Sisters of the Poor from St. Joseph’s Home for the Aged in Palatine will be at the Masses at St. Michael on the weekend of October 24-25 to share information about our mission, which is to welcome the neediest elderly, regardless of race or religion, into our home as we would welcome Christ himself, and care for them as family until the moment when Our Lord calls them to himself.
Anyone with an interest in knitting or crochet – whether it be novice or advanced – is invited to join us! We share patterns, meet new people, laugh together! We usually meet twice a month during the day on Tuesdays, from August to June. We also meet in the evening once a month September-October-November, and March-April-May.
The St. Michael Mental Health Awareness Ministry is a spiritual support group intended for family and / or friends of persons living with mental and addiction disease / afflictions. We are community of faith offering help and hope. We share our lived experiences and mental health resources we have utilized. We practice Holy Listening and do not try to “fix” anyone’s problems.