Local police have cited a woman from Strongsville for trespassing and disorderly conduct on Feb. 28 after yelling outside St. Albert the Great Parish about "how corrupt it is."

According to a report, it was the second day the woman went to the same location and was asked to leave the premises for causing a disturbance.

Wanting to Talk to Someone About How Corrupt the Church Is

A caller told the police officer that the woman had come inside, yelling that the church was corrupt. 

Cleveland.com reported that the caller feared for her safety and hid behind a closed door after telling the unwelcome woman to leave. The first encounter with that woman was on Feb. 27. 

She was spotted in a black Chevy Cruze on Royalton Road. The officer discovered that the woman had a revoked driving license. The officer also detected that the woman was drunk as she was reeking of alcohol. 

Although she was driving with a suspended license, she was nevertheless irritated that she was stopped and questioned, per the report. 

She even denied that she had drunk anything intoxicating. Still, the officer discovered and revealed an unopened six-pack of beer inside her car. 

The woman was detained for drunk driving after failing a field sobriety test, during which she stumbled. 

About St. Albert the Great Parish

Members of St. Albert the Great Parish hold the conviction that they have been called to be a community of believers grounded in the love of God, enlightened by the Gospel of Jesus Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and centered in the Eucharist. 

They are good stewards of God's resources as they extend love and kindness to those in need, welcome all people, and value and encourage family life. They also strive to strengthen their faith throughout their lives.

With its Creation Care Ministry, St. Albert the Great Parish aims to educate their parish community about sustainability. They also have a goal of encouraging practices that promote environmental stewardship. 

Lenten Fish Fry

As part of their Lenten observance, the Justice and Compassion Ministries held a fish fries event in February, which is ongoing until March 31. 

According to the website, the parish's Feeding the Hungry Ministry provides nearly 2,000 meals per month and benefits significantly from the outpouring of support it receives. They also offer a funeral luncheon ministry, where they provide a luncheon to the grieving family and friends of the deceased. 

The parish also offers a school for children to provide quality Catholic education. 

St. Albert the Great Catholic School

St. Albert the Great School's goal is to work in concert with parents to instill a firm foundation of the Catholic faith in their students. They also have a love of learning that will serve them well throughout their lives. 

For over 50 years, students have been encouraged to pursue their academic goals while developing their moral character and serving their local church and community.

As stated on the website, they have excelled in high school, college, and various careers, but their true calling is to share the "Good News" with children. They hope to introduce them to the depths of the Catholic faith and help them grow in their relationship with God.

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