Lumpy Says He’s No Longer A Catholic

Sunday, April 19, 2026

Fox News host Sean Hannity is explaining his decision to leave the Catholic church long before President Donald Trump criticized Pope Leo XIV. "As of today, I no longer consider myself a Catholic. I am a Christian," Hannity, 64, said on the Thursday, April 16, episode of his primetime show Hannity. "I left the Catholic church in large part due to the institutionalized corruption, and it was at the parish level, to the bishop level, cardinals, all the way to Rome." Without naming specific situations, Hannity criticized the scandals and "terrible behaviors" in the Catholic church that he claimed were "frankly not only unchecked, they never fully corrected it or dealt with it." "Others at the Vatican have totally lost the true meaning of the Bible and its teachings," he added.

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Fox News host Sean Hannity is explaining his decision to leave the Catholic church long before President Donald Trump criticized Pope Leo XIV.

"As of today, I no longer consider myself a Catholic. I am a Christian," Hannity, 64, said on the Thursday, April 16, episode of his primetime show Hannity. "I left the Catholic church in large part due to the institutionalized corruption, and it was at the parish level, to the bishop level, cardinals, all the way to Rome."

Without naming specific situations, Hannity criticized the scandals and "terrible behaviors" in the Catholic church that he claimed were "frankly not only unchecked, they never fully corrected it or dealt with it."

"Others at the Vatican have totally lost the true meaning of the Bible and its teachings," he added.

Comments

He said that in 2019. He's a cunt.

#1 | Posted by LegallyYourDead at 2026-04-19 02:05 PM

@#1 ... He said that in 2019 ...

So he did ...

Sean Hannity says faith is 'stronger' than ever after leaving Catholic Church over 'institutionalized corruption' (2019)
www.christianpost.com

... Popular talk show host Sean Hannity says that despite leaving the Catholic Church due to "institutionalized corruption," his Christian faith and relationship with God continue to be the source of his peace, security, and fulfillment.

In an interview with Ainsley Earhardt, co-host of FOX & Friends and host of FOX Nation's "Ainsley's Bible Study" that will be broadcast online Wednesday, Hannity opens up about his journey to finding God, his current religious beliefs, and why he loves the Christmas season.

The host of "The Sean Hannity Show" revealed in a clip shared with The Christian Post that despite attending Catholic school for 12 years, he is no longer affiliated with the Catholic Church due to "too much institutionalized corruption" that has not been "rectified." However, Hannity said his faith has "gotten stronger" as he's "gotten older." ...