A Jesuit middle school in Worcester that lost its ability to call itself Catholic because it flies a rainbow flag and a Black Lives Matter flag used to have Mass on campus once a month, according to a news story in The Boston Globe.
The story paraphrases the president of Nativity School, Thomas McKenney, as saying the school experienced a surge of fund raising after Bishop Robert McManus, the bishop of Worcester, yanked the school's Catholic identity in June. The story also states: "Although the school can no longer have monthly Mass on its grounds, students and teachers will attend at a church that welcomes them, McKenney said."
Supporters of an effort to repeal a new state law allowing illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses in Massachusetts gotten far more signatures than they need to get a referendum on the general election ballot in November, organizers said.
