Johannes Gossner, priest, became Protestant, probably Lutheran Marjorie Taylor Greene, politician, converted to non-denominational evangelical Protestantism. Sean Hannity, Irish American radio host, political commentator and media personality, raised Catholic, left the Catholic Church in 2019 and became an evangelical Protestant. Vanessa Hudgens, actress and singer, converted to non-denominational Protestantism. Jan Hus, theologian who founded the Hussites, influenced the Protestant Reformation Jerome of Prague, friend of Jan Hus and Short-Lived leader of the Hussites John Kasich, Governor of Ohio, converted after parents' death to non-denominational Protestantism. Mathieu Kérékou, former President of Benin serving for 45 years from 1971 to 2006 Mallory McMorrow, Michigan State Senator, now identifies only as Christian. Manny Pacquiao, Filipino boxer and politician, Raised Catholic, converted to Evangelical Protestantism later in life. Sarah Palin, former Governor of Alaska, converted with family as a child to non-denominational Protestantism. Domineco da Pascia and Silvestro Maruffi, former Italian monks and friends of Girolamo Savonarola Tim Pawlenty, Governor of Minnesota 2003–2011, converted and attending Protestant church with spouse Mary Pawlenty Mike Pence, Vice President of the United States, raised Catholic, converted to Evangelical Protestantism while in college. Gina Rodriguez, actress, now attends a non-denominational Protestant church. Maria Elvira Salazar, Cuban-American journalist and politician, raised Catholic, converted to Evangelical Protestantism as a young adult. Gottgläubigkeit The gottgläubig movement was an officially sanctioned unorganised religion in Nazi Germany. Several prominent Nazi leaders started leaving their Catholic or Protestant churches over the course of 1936 as an act of political protest after a gradual worsening of relations with the churches, whom they accused of meddling in Germany's internal affairs. The Gottgläubigen stressed they still believed in a creator-God who guided the German nation, and rejected atheism and irreligion. The movement disappeared shortly after World War II. Heinrich Himmler, SS leader Reinhard Heydrich, SS leader Carl Röver, Gauleiter of Weser-Ems Other former Catholics Anne Rice, American writer, converted from Roman Catholicism and made this official through several messages on her website on 29 July 2010. She no longer wishes to be referred to as a ‘Christian’, though retains her belief in Christ, disagreeing with various positions of the Roman Catholic Church. Magdi Allam, Egyptian–Italian journalist who publicly converted from Sunni Islam to Catholicism in 2008, baptised by Pope Benedict XVI himself. He left the Catholic Church dissatisfied after the election of Pope Francis in 2013, primarily because he thought the Church failed to take a tough