Duncan Morrow

Catholics may be victims ... the Catholic church is certainly not

Sunday 13 January 2013

THERE was a time when the godless would have called it a triumph to be taken seriously by churches.

Campaigner backs fresh debate about sectarianism

Saturday 12 January 2013

THE woman who founded Scotland's leading anti-sectarian group after the murder of a close friend when they were teenagers has called for the national debate on bigotry to be reopened.

We must all learn to explore and share our common history

Wednesday 9 January 2013

PETER Kearney presents compelling figures regarding the number of anti- Catholic incidents throughout Scotland and how they are proportional to the size of the Roman Catholic population in a given area rather than to any other factor ("Church: Bigotry fight like US civil rights struggle", The Herald, January 8, and Letters, January 8).

Tackling anti-Catholicism is the first step in fighting sectarianism

Tuesday 8 January 2013

Your editorial was both timely and measured ("Sectarianism still a blight on society", January 7).

Church: Bigotry fight like US civil rights struggle

Tuesday 8 January 2013

THE experience of bigotry among Catholics in Scotland has been compared to the plight of black citizens in 1950s and 60s America by a senior voice of the Church.