Michael Voris was asked to resign for ‘breaching the Church Militant morality clause,’ according to a news release. The founder of the controversial conservative Catholic website Church Militant has resigned at the request of the group for breaching its morality clause, the organization said.
The Controversial Legacy of Church Militant
Church Militant, also known as St. Michael’s Media, has been no stranger to controversy. Known for its conservative stance and unapologetic viewpoints, the organization has sparked debates within the Catholic community and drawn attention from both supporters and critics. Michael Voris, as its founder, has been a central figure in shaping the narrative and direction of Church Militant.
Silent on Specifics: The Board’s Decision
The news release, while confirming the resignation, remains tight-lipped on the specifics of Michael Voris’s morality clause breach. It states, “Michael Voris has been asked to resign for breaching the Church Militant morality clause. The board has accepted his resignation.” The deliberate choice to withhold details has only fueled speculation and curiosity.