Worcester Catholic schools have started a new policy on sexual identity in which students must use their names and pronouns assigned at birth.



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“We do not serve anyone’s greater good by falsifying the truth, for it is only the truth that frees us for the full life that God offers to each of us,” the diocese said.

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Students who attend Worcester Catholic schools are now required to use names and pronouns assigned at birth.

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A Catholic school system in Massachusetts enacted a new policy that requires students to "conduct themselves" in a manner that corresponds with their biological sex.

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Members of Love Your Labels, a local nonprofit which supports LGBTQ+ youth, discussed the new policy and its impact on Thursday.

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"We must always respect the sacred dignity of each individual person, but that does not mean the Church must accept the confused notions of secular gender ideology," the policy approved by Bishop Robert McManus said.

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The new policy also says students "may not advocate, celebrate or express same-sex attraction in such a way as to cause confusion or distraction in the context of Catholic School classes, activities or events."

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Daily Caller News Foundation A Catholic school system in Massachusetts enacted a new policy that requires students to “conduct themselves” in a manner that corresponds with their biological sex, according to a statement from the diocese. The Diocese of Worcester is requiring educators in its 21 Catholic schools to use students’ names and pronouns that are in accordance with their biological se…

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Under the policy, Catholic school students in Worcester could be dismissed if their expression of gender or sexuality “should cause confusion or disruption at the school.” The post Worcester diocese policy prohibits Catholic school students from expressing ‘same-sex attraction,’ using different pronouns appeared first on Boston.com.

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"Pope Francis has repeatedly stressed the importance of a proper understanding of our sexuality," the policy states.

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