Bishop strips Massachusetts school of Catholic status after it flew pride and BLM flags

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A middle school in Massachusetts can no longer call itself “Catholic” after it rejected an order from church leaders to pull down pride and Black Lives Matter flags.

Nativity School in Worcester, Massachusetts, is banned from calling itself a Catholic school, according to an order by the bishop of the Diocese of Worcester. Mass and sacraments are also banned from campus under the order.

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