Let me just say that, yes, Voris no doubt has his faults, as we all do. But it’s wrong to say “ no one should feel sorry” for him. To think that way is basically stating “ Too bad Michael, you got what you deserve”. As someone who is also also struggling with same sex attraction, but who tries to lead a serious Catholic life, fully aware of my deep weakness, let me tell you, respectfully, you don’t really understand what Voris is facing. Having listened to or is for years I am convinced he was always a sincere Catholic..his work at CM was never a con, as if just trying to convince his listeners he’s somehow reformed and “ex-gay”. Some men manage to completely change their sexual orientation, but many cannot. Please don’t judge. As you’ve never carried this particular cross, be thankful to God that he has spared you. Don’t kick a brother who has fallen flat. How do you think he’s feeling right now. How do you think you’d be feeling if he were in his shoes ? I wish Michael the very best that he might get back up on his feet, reconcile with God ( if he hasn’t already done so ), and take up his cross once again. His cross is not a light one, but with a deep faith and the sacraments all things are possible.