The Holy Name Society is a spiritual, service and social organization for all men of the parish that promotes reverence to the Holy Name of Jesus and enhances the spiritual growth of men through service to their family, the parish and other organizations. Meetings take place on the second Sunday of each month from 8:45-9:30AM in the Parish Center. Sponsored events include the Parish Picnic, Donut Sundays, Spaghetti Dinner, Men’s Day of Recollection, Bowling League, Hour of Weekly Adoration in the Chapel .                   

Contact: Brian Diamond

Brothers in Christ

The men's faith sharing group, Brothers in Christ, provides Catholic men with a form to study the Bible together, to compare experiences striving to lead a faithful Catholic life, and to encourage one another to continue to grow in the Catholic faith. We are faithful to Church teachings, respectful of each other, welcoming of participants from different rites, apostolic movements, and other Catholic organizations, and require confidentiality to encourage participation.

Meetings are on Saturday mornings:
Fellowship: 6:45-7:00AM
Bible Study: 7:00-8:00AM

Contact: Brian Hengesbaugh

A Catholic, family-oriented, fraternal and charitable organization for men 18 and older.  Provides service to church, community, and our members. Sponsors Tootsie Roll Drive, Blood Drive and other fundraisers.

Contact: Brian Diamond

Women's Faith Group

Are you looking for ways to increase your faith life with other women, build friendships within the community, and serve others? The St. Michael WFG offers events for women throughout the year with emphasis on faith, fellowship, and service, such as Book Club, Prayer Partners, empowering speakers, and more. Go to your Flocknote account and join the Women's Faith Group to receive updates and reminders including our Kick-Off Gathering this fall.

Contact: Jill Blaha, Gina Carroll or Lindsey Firnbach

Come enjoy fellowship and pray the Liturgy of the Hours with other Catholics from parishes throughout the Western Suburbs. We meet occasionally on Sundays throughout the year to pray Evening Prayer and enjoy a potluck dinner. 

Contact: Dan and Lucy Rose or Kevin and Karen Middlesworth 

Each Lenten season we come together to build community and raise funds for our school endowment. Started over five years ago by a group of parishioners, the Fish Fry is now a highlight of the Lenten Season here at St. Michael’s. Please watch the bulletin for announcements of ticket sales and dates. We welcome new helpers!

Contact:  Annette Corrigan or 630-222-8148

The parish council is composed of members of the congregation together with those of the parish staff who have pastoral care by reason of their office.  The Pastoral Council assists in promoting pastoral action in the parish. Please contact the Parish Office at 630-665-2250 for open positions and more information.

Rosary Group

Join us to pray the rosary after weekday 6:30AM and 8:00AM Masses in the church.  Every day at Noon, the rosary is prayed outside in the Mary Grotto.  There is no need to sign-up, please just show-up to pray with our larger group of parishioners.  All are welcome, all the time!

Bill Matte, 630-877-7026

 The Flame of Love

The Flame of Love is the Immaculate Heart of Mary movement to blind Satan. We meet on Saturday mornings to say the rosary and special prayers.

Pachi Tomasa, 808-799-7141

 Living in the Divine Will

We are a group studying the messages given to 20th century mystic Luisa Piccarreta by our Lord Jesus Christ and His Blessed Mother.  Come study with us!

Barb Hoare

Hospitality Group

We are a group of parishioners who like to host parties!  This is an easy ministry to be a part of.  Several times throughout the year we are called upon to serve refreshments after Masses or for special occasions.  We work in teams—Many hands make light work.   Sign up for being on-call for our special parties.

Maribeth Spittler, 630-220-0939

Youth Ministry

We provide a thriving community for 8th through 12th graders where they can connect with one another, grow in faith and serve the community. Youth Ministry takes elements of Religious Education — building a community, being of service, discussing topics, and sharing prayer – and reformats them into a program where young people can continue their lifelong journey of growing in faith.  It’s a flexible format that allows teens to participate in what they choose, according to their schedules. Teens do not have to regularly attend meetings to participate. New members are ALWAYS welcome at any time!

Judith Zapf, 630-462-5053