St. Bridget School Grads, Parma Ohio - Alumni Class of 1968+

It was so very nice seeing our old St. Bridget friends today!!! WONDERFUL to catch up w/all!🥰🎉
Maybe another gathering this summer (ideas - where?) but for sure an Octoberfest in late October-maybe Das Schnitzel Haus where they have all the authentic German food & beer!!🍺😊

IT IS TIME!!
We would like to remind everyone that our gathering is scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday, June 9th, 2026, at approximately 3:30-4:00 at the Hooley House, 10310 Cascade Crossing, Brooklyn, Ohio.

We look forward to seeing you there. Please extend the invitation to others & esp your besties. It's always a pleasure to reconnect with familiar faces. See you soon. Thank you, Mary

Hello St. Bridget Class of '68!!
And....Happy 🌹Mother's Day 💐to all the ladies out there-enjoy yourselves on Sunday!

Hope you are all well or getting better-as some of us are rebounding from surgeries or illnesses!!🙏
We are thinking of a group gathering mid June!?

Over a month from now---

We have a date in the books!!!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Let us - the St. Bridget Class of 1968 gather in love & friendship on **TUESDAY, JUNE 9th, 2026 ***
about 3:30-4:00 at the
HOOLEY HOUSE,
10310 Cascade Crossing
Brooklyn, Ohio!
👩‍🍳🍻🍹🍸🍔🍕

PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD & MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

We think It is good to plan a place that has room for us to move tables and is pretty close to highway.

So let's hear from you... you can direct message me or respond here.
🎉
Always good to see our old friends!🤗
Thank you-Mary

Easter blessings - He is risen!✝️🙏♥️

Next week we celebrate St.Patrick's Day ~ a beloved saint of the Catholic church☘️! Enjoy☘️.

*ALSO 😇 dear friends.....please, please remember Jan Sly Bluett in your prayers 🙏as she will be having a very serious surgery @ the Cleveland Clinic next week removing her precancerous esophagus ... long surgery, feeding tubes & a life changing event!🫂🙏

✝️God bless Jan .....
and God bless all of us Bridget kids!🥰

Gorgeous-God our creator is so good!

Dear Friends, I have some sad news regarding the passing of the mother-in-law of our classmate Joe Keppler, Mrs. Agnese Perrella.
Joe's wife, Maria, and their whole family were very close to Agnese & will miss her dearly.
⛪️We often saw Maria & Joe along with Agnese at St. Bridget's Mass! She was an energetic positive lady & an inspiration to all!
🙏Please remember the Keppler family in your prayers as the mourn the loss of their dear mom, grandma Agnese.
🙏"May Agnese rest in God's eternal peace-Amen."

Agnese PERRELLA Obituary (2026) - Parma Heights, OH - Zabor Funeral Home, Inc. - Parma View Agnese PERRELLA's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.

FYI....
https://www.facebook.com/share/1BJw2n2e4u/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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This year’s halftime show? Parents across America are lucky their kids didn’t understand the vulgar lyrics coming from Bad Bunny.

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It translated them. The message was loud and clear.

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Reggaeton is not synonymous with Hispanic culture.

It’s a hyper-sexualized, secular genre—far removed from the deeply Catholic traditions that still shape millions of Hispanic families in the U.S.

The Washington Post even called the halftime show “wholesome” and reflective of “traditional family values.”

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What the Post completely ignored is that a large number of Hispanics, many of them Catholic, and many of them not, responded immediately:

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Moving forward, the NFL should exercise better judgment—judgment worthy of the families who make this event what it is.