Christlieb told NCR that Church Militant, based in suburban Detroit, laid off almost two dozen part-time and full-time employees. Several former employees have confirmed being laid off on their social media accounts. In an emailed response to NCR's request for comment, Church Militant said "no outfit is immune from economic realities," and attributed the layoffs to "difficult economic times and …More
Christlieb told NCR that Church Militant, based in suburban Detroit, laid off almost two dozen part-time and full-time employees. Several former employees have confirmed being laid off on their social media accounts. In an emailed response to NCR's request for comment, Church Militant said "no outfit is immune from economic realities," and attributed the layoffs to "difficult economic times and challenges."
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Right-wing Catholic outlet Church Militant downsizing after years of expansion
Right-wing outlet Church Militant, known for its firebrand attitude towards the church and Pope Francis, is announcing …
Yeah and the NCR - which shouldn't be called "Catholic" by order of the local bishop (an order that was issued against CM back when it was called "Real Catholic" TV - and to which they complied) also had to go from being a weekly paper to biweekly a few years back. This despite the fact that practically every Catholic institution (diocesan chanceries, seminaries, colleges, etc.) subscribe to it! If …More
Yeah and the NCR - which shouldn't be called "Catholic" by order of the local bishop (an order that was issued against CM back when it was called "Real Catholic" TV - and to which they complied) also had to go from being a weekly paper to biweekly a few years back. This despite the fact that practically every Catholic institution (diocesan chanceries, seminaries, colleges, etc.) subscribe to it! If only these groups would all cancel their support, the "Fishwrap" [as Fr. Z calls the NCR] would be out of business!!
"In its statement to NCR, Church Militant said that despite recent economic setbacks the outlet "still maintains one of the largest staffs (46) of any Catholic media apostolate...." That's the problem.
