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Church Militant vs Michael Voris?

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JMJ

 So ... I noticed on Les Femmes (link), that has been fired resigned from the organization that he founded all those years ago.  

 At first I had a short "well pot calling kettle black" moment, but then I realised that it must be bad and he does need prayers. Afterall, that is the Catholic thing to do ... pray for the man, it must be humbling and hopefully it will be a time of grace for him.

 P^3

 

 For the record here's what they wrote:

Fellow Catholics,

Church Militant/St. Michael's Media was founded as a bastion of Catholic truth and a light to the faithful in hard times. This is why we are being fully transparent with you all.

Michael Voris has been asked to resign for breaching the Church Militant morality clause. The board has accepted his resignation.

We understand this is a shock to you all, but our founder and former CEO is stepping aside and focusing on his personal health.

The Board of Directors has chosen not to disclose Michael's private matters to the public. The apostolate will be praying for him, and we kindly ask you to do the same.

Church Militant/St. Michael's Media is just as positioned to save souls as it ever has been. There are more than 40 full-time employees on the cutting edge of Catholic truth moving forward with renewed fervor.

The apostolate will remain unwavering in its reporting and its commentary — defending Holy Mother Church from errors both inside and out.

We appreciate your continued support and prayers.

God love you,

Church Militant

 

Here's the pertinent links that have popped up since then:

https://lesfemmes-thetruth.blogspot.com/2023/11/a-message-from-church-militant-but-dont.html

https://apnews.com/article/church-militant-catholic-michael-voris-media-23334b31a9870e01aa8cd42ffce1efc2

https://www.churchmilitant.com/news/article/official-statement-regarding-michael-voris  

https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/oakland/2023/11/21/michael-voris-founder-and-president-of-church-militant-resigns/71671058007/

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