The last prejudice

IT would seem that in our secular society the last acceptable prejudice is to scoff at Catholic beliefs.

The last prejudice
Sat, 30 Apr, 2005 - 01:00

The election of Pope Benedict XVI has given great ammunition to knockers like Jaime Hyland (Irish Examiner letters, April 26).

Still, I doubt whether the Irish Examiner would print a letter belittling Buddhist beliefs on reincarnation.

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