Private Massachusetts Catholic school
is EXCOMMUNICATED by local bishop for
refusing to remove BLM and Pride flags
after being warned both represent ideologies
that 'contradict' church teaching
Posted By: Beardo, 6/17/2022 5:39:52 AM
A Catholic private school in Massachusetts has been excommunicated by a local bishop after ignoring orders to remove pride and BLM flags. The Nativity School of Worcester has been sanctioned by Robert J. McManus, the Bishop of the Diocese of Worcester, for their refusal to take them down. He says the facility - the only tuition-free private school in the region - cannot continue to call itself Catholic while flying in the face of key church teachings. The school, run by Principal Emily Kent is the only tuition-free private middle school in the region and serves about 60 students.
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