Delta Air Lines drops ads from Jon Stewart's The Daily Show

The Catholic League announced Monday that Delta Air Lines had pulled its sponsorship of Jon Stewart’s The Daily Show following a boycott launched by the organization.

"I encourage everyone to choose Delta the next time they fly," Catholic League president Bill Donohue said. "We need to support advertisers who act responsibly."

The Catholic League launched a boycott against the sponsors of the The Daily Show in April over a segment that featured "vagina mangers." In the segment, which aired on April 16, Stewart mocked Fox News for criticizing the phrase "war on women," even though the network promoted the phrase "war on Christmas" for years.

"What can women do to generate the same sense of outrage from Fox as" the alleged war on Christmas, Stewart asked. "Perhaps they could play into the theme. Maybe women could protect their reproductive organs from unwanted medical intrusions with vagina mangers."

A picture of a nude women with a nativity scene ornament between her leg appeared beside Stewart, which Donohue described as an "unprecedented vulgar assault on Christians."

The Catholic League is hoping to pressure Kellog's into pulling its sponsorship of Stewart as well.

"Today, all the top management at Kellogg’s will receive a color photo of a naked woman with her legs spread and a nativity scene ornament in between," Donohue said. "Let’s see if that jars them."

The Catholic League has vowed to rally every major Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, Mormon and Muslim leader and organization in the nation against Stewart.