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.
Join the men of our parish every Saturday morning from 7 to 8:20 AM in the St. Michael Ministry Room West to read the upcoming Sunday scriptures and engage in conversation on the meaning of the scriptures and how they apply to our lives. When the session concludes, the men attend the 8:30 AM Saturday morning Mass.
Confessions are heard regularly in English ONLY on Saturdays from 3 to 4 PM – Confessions in Spanish are not available at this time (Confesiones en Español no disponibles actualmente)
Only one Vigil Mass in English at 4:30 PM.
During a time of Pandemic, the Sunday English Masses are at 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM and 11:30 AM – The Spanish Mass is at 1:30 PM (Misa en Español el Domingo a la 1:30 PM)
Every Sunday throughout the year (except Palm Sunday and Easter), children of the parish (for all Pre-K through 4th Graders) are invited to participate in the Young Peoples’ Liturgy of the Word at the 9:30 AM Mass.
Eucharistic Holy Hour led by Fr. Geofrey. We will sing, pray the rosary, and sit in silence before the Blessed Sacrament. The prayer time will conclude with Benediction.
Come join us each week for a deeper insight into the Scripture readings for the following Sunday. There will be a video presentation by Brant Pitre, PhD from the University of Notre Dame. It will be on Wednesdays from 7 to 9 PM in the Ministry Room West or the Commons. You do not want to miss this! The invitation is extended to all.
Join us for an evening of stories, insights and discussion, with a wee bit of Irish humor, about seeking forgiveness from others, granting forgiveness to ourselves, and offering forgiveness when reconciliation is not possible. Learn why, when, who and how to forgive from spiritual, psychological and 12-step perspectives.
On Pentecost weekend, Saturday, June 7 and Sunday June 8, we will be honoring Fr. Geofrey as he prepares for a new assignment – We will have hospitality after all Masses to give everyone a chance to thank Fr. Geofrey and wish him well – This will not be Fr. Geofrey’s last weekend with us, but Pentecost is a day to be grateful and to put our trust in the Holy Spirit.