Sally Quinn
WASHINGTON, D.C., September 22, 2017 (LifeSiteNews) — A veteran Washington Post religion columnist — and widow of its longtime editor — has revealed a lifelong interest in the occult.
Sally Quinn, 76, had written for the The Washington Post for 37 years when she began the “On Faith” blog in 2006. At the time, she described herself as an atheist. But after Quinn revealed in her autobiography, “Finding Magic”, that she had believed in, and dabbled in, occult practices all of her life, Breitbart’s John Nolte accused the Washington insider of lying.
“Not only were we not informed, we were misled and lied to,” he wrote.
In her book, Quinn describes playing with ouija boards, consulting astrologers, palm-readers, and tarot cards, using charms and even employing hexes, which she believes have harmed three people. She attributes her interest in the occult to having grown up in a wealthy household in the American South.
Quinn recently told USA Today that she watched servants practice voodoo and that her mother, too, indulged in the occult: “I saw my mother put hexes on two people,” she said. “They died. … They were two people who had hurt
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