Come for conversation and play! – We welcome 0-5 year olds with their caregiver. No registration is needed. Just come when you can! Select Thursdays from 10 AM to 10:45 AM. The location will be at St. Michael Parish – North Commons.
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.
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.
The next Schoenstatt Women of Orland Park meeting will be at St. Michael Parish on Saturday, October 24, starting at 9:30 AM in the Ministry East Room. All women are welcome to attend! We will be praying the Rosary and discussing highlights from the first part of Joseph Engling’s biography. Engling discovered the “fire of mission zeal” and had the courage to face life’s surprises and difficulties after making his Covenant of Love with the Blessed Mother.
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.
All are welcome! – Join us either on Saturday mornings at 7 AM in the Ministry Room West or on Wednesday night at 7 PM in the Commons to discuss the coming Sunday Scripture readings – what they mean and how they apply to our daily life.
This morning of reflection will allow the participants to reflect on some major pastoral criteria that will help them in their ministries and in their spiritual lives – Rev. William Lego, OSA will be the main speaker – He is the pastor of St. Turibius Parish in Chicago – He is a member of the Province of Our Mother of Good Council of the Augustinian Order.
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.