On Sunday morning a Baptist pastor plans to hold a church service in Worcester for about 40 people.
If we're reading the pronouncements coming out of Worcester City Hall correctly, sometime early next week the pastor will be charged with a crime, brought to court, and possibly sent to jail.
Religious leaders — including one from the Archdiocese of Boston — are expected to meet with the state's Reopening Advisory Board on Saturday, May 9 to talk about when the governor might authorize churches to open for public services again.
Father Bryan Hehir, secretary for health care and social service for the Archdiocese of Boston, plans to attend the meeting, a spokesman for the archdiocese, Terrence Donilon, told New Boston Post on Friday evening.
