Letter: Priest was misguided

S. G. Armstrong
Monday 09 March 1998 00:02 GMT
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MAY I register my revulsion at the actions of the priest who, arriving at the scene of godless butchery (The murders in Northern Ireland of Philip Allen and Damien Trainor, report, 5 March), "administered the last rites" to one party but only "prayed with" the other and, worse, seems proud of his contribution to a happy, balanced, mixed-religion community. Will no one rid us of such bigots?

S G ARMSTRONG

Otford, Kent

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