That would be the Protestant Puritans that did Witch Hunts in Salem.
In 1542 Pope Paul III established the Congregation of the Holy Office of the Inquisition as a permanent congregation staffed with cardinals and other officials. It had the tasks of maintaining and defending the integrity of the faith and of examining and proscribing errors and false doctrines; it thus became the supervisory body of local Inquisitions. The most famous case tried by the Roman Inquisition involved Galileo Galilei in 1633.
In 1611, Galileo Galilei visited Rome and exhibited the wonders of the telescope to the pontifical court. He tried to produce scriptural confirmation of the view that the earth went around the sun. The Church warned him that he should limit himself to study of the physical world and to avoid applying his ideas to theology. In 1616 the Church condemned as absurd and heretical the view that the earth moved around the sun, and the Church made expressions of this view forbidden reading. Pope Paul V instructed Galileo to refrain from teaching the doctrine, and Galileo promised to obey.
The Church, meanwhile, had been burning a few at the stake for their heresies. Giordano Bruno had been burned to death in Rome for his Pantheism. Another Pantheist, Lucilio Vanini, was condemned as an atheist and burned at the stake in 1619 in Toulouse, in southern France.
Galileo Galilei was brought before the Inquisition for heresy, but abjured his views and was sentenced to house arrest, under which he spent the rest of his life.
The persecutions began in the Bishopric of Würzburg, who was eager to assert Catholic authority in the territories he administered. Beginning in 1626, von Ehrenberg staged numerous mass trials for witchcraft in which all levels of society, including the nobility and the clergy, found themselves targeted. By 1630 it is estimated that 219 men, women and children were burned at the stake in the city of Würzburg itself, with an additional 900 executed elsewhere in the province.
Concurrent with these events, a similar large-scale witch hunt claimed 300 to 600 lives in nearby Bamberg, where the prince-bishop erected a specially designed Malefizhaus (witch house), containing a torture chamber whose walls were adorned with Bible verses… Meanwhile, in Upper Bavaria, 274 suspected witches were put to the torch in the Bishopric of Eichstatt in 1629 and another 50 perished in the adjacent district of Neuburg.
We can see that the Jews of pre-Jesus period were less barbaric than the Catholics of the post Jesus period, who claim to be the authority in interpreting Scripture.
Neither Protestants nor Catholics can claim to be followers or advocates for Jesus who asked his followers to show the other cheek if they got hit on one, and who saved a sinner from being stoned to death.
Every man can trust in The Holy Spirit for his daily bread and daily moral instruction.
It is not of consequence whether they come as Mannah, or Ark of the covenent, or as Jesus, by air, or sea, in a book or tablet through radio, or TV, or through Catholic church or Protestant Church; because He is perfectly capable of making sure that everybody gets according to their needs. The problem is not in His delivery, but in our receipt and assimilation of the heavenly bread.