Trapped in a vortex of scandal, the Ferndale, Michigan-based Church Militant is shutting down, the concluding chapter for the online news outlet thanks to a legal drama set in motion by a fringe ...

Michael Voris, the founder and president of a religious media outlet in Ferndale led by conservative Catholics, has resigned, according to a statement from Church Militant. In an email Tuesday ...

Church Militant, the controversial Catholic media outlet that has for years maintained a reputation for combative and antagonistic coverage of Catholic figures and issues, will cease operations next ...

Michael Voris, the founder of St. Michael’s Media, which operates the controversial Catholic media outlet Church Militant, resigned this week over an undisclosed “morality” violation, the company said ...

FILE - Michael Voris, founder of Church Militant, speaks during a rally, Nov. 16, 2021, in Baltimore. Church Militant, a far-right, unofficial Catholic media website, has agreed to pay $500,000 to a ...

We fighters for LGBTQ+ rights have to take our victories where we can get them. As state governments continue to try to take our rights away, as right-wing bigots fulminate about eliminating us from ...

(RNS) — Church Militant, the far-right Catholic media network, will cease operating at the end of April 2024, according to a press release issued Friday (March 1) by the law firm Todd & Weld LLP. The ...

The founder of a far-right, unofficial Catholic media group has resigned for an unspecified violation of the organization's morality clause, the group said in a statement Tuesday. Michael Voris ...

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. According to a news ...

Voris founded St. Michael’s Media in 2006. St. Michael's Media founder and CEO Michael Voris is interviewed for local television news before the ‘Bishops Enough Is Enough’ rally at the MECU Pavilion ...

A far-right, unofficial Catholic media website has agreed to pay $500,000 to a New Hampshire priest who sued for defamation over a 2019 article that it now disavows. The website also is planning to ...