Catholic Heart Workcamp
Steubenville Joliet
The Cursillo
Feed My Starving Children
 

For general information about St. Michael’s Outreach Ministry, please email Bob Janssen or call 630-665-3446, or you may contact any of the leads for a specific ministry below.

Catholic Heart Workcamp is a unique mission trip experience for current 8th-12th grade students. From June 15-20, 2025, our participants will travel to Montague, MI where they will help residents with home repair, painting, and yard work, or serve at local agencies that support local families, children, or seniors in need. Nightly programs include Mass, skits, music, prayer, and lots of fun. Adult chaperones are also needed. Watch this video for a glimpse of 2023 year’s mission or check out the CHWC Montague website.

CHWC Info & FAQ for Montague, MI

CHWC APPLICATION for Montague 2025 (paper form)

CHWC APPLICATION for Montague 2025 (Google Form)

Contact: Darci Mills or 630-462-5044

All current 8th-12th graders, college students, and adults are welcome to attend the first ever Steubenville Joliet on Saturday, June 27-29, 2025. Held at Benedictine University in Lisle, this fun-filled event will include great music, keynote speakers, adoration, and daily Mass with Fr. Mike Schmitz. Purchase tickets through the St. Michael Youth Ministry through WeShare. Judith Zapf will then contact you with further information to allow you to complete the necessary permission forms. Watch this video for a glimpse at 2023’s Steubenville Conference or check out the Steubenville Joliet website.

Contact: Judith Zapf or 630-462-5053

The purpose of Cursillo is to make Christian community possible in neighborhoods, parishes, work situations and the other places where people live the greater part of their lives. It is a movement, sanctioned by the Church, which offers a way for people to live what is fundamental for being a Christian.

Contact:  Mike or Marianne Kinkley,  630-690-6707 or Vince Heaton, 630-235-3448

Feed My Starving Children provides lifesaving meals to people who need them most all over the world from countries affected by natural disaster to places enduring economic despair. FMSC meals have been distributed to nearly 70 countries through missionary partnerships at orphanages, schools, clinics, refugee camps and malnourishment centers. FMSC believes in sustainability - we don’t simply send one shipment of food to a country. Instead, we continue to provide our mission partners with the food they need to maintain their feeding programs.

Contact:  Julia Louise Morrow, 714-397-7076

Stock shelves and dispense food at the Pantry in the Outreach Center.  Volunteers are needed 1 - 2 days a month for 3 hours per day.  Food is delivered on Thursdays.

Contact: Mary Newman, 630-665-3182

We promote the Gospel of Life from conception to natural death through various parish wide activities, such as Mother’s Day rose sale, pro-life Christmas card sale and a baby shower to benefit local crisis pregnancy centers.

Contact: Vince Heaton, 630-235-3448

Offers tangible assistance to those in need on a person-to-person basis, while conscientiously maintaining the confidentiality and dignity of those served.

Contact:  312-560-2904 or Mike Doerries