Scotland is historically Christian; the national church is the [[Church of Scotland]]. However, from the mid 19th century until the interwar period there was large scale immigration of Irish Catholics to Scotland's industrial urban centres. Today there are a similar amount of communicants of both the Roman Catholic Church and the Presbyterian Church of Scotland. There are also significant populations of Muslims, Jews and Sikhs in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
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Scotland is historically Christian; the national church is the [[Church of Scotland]]. However, from the mid 19th century until the interwar period there was large scale immigration of Irish Catholics to Scotland's industrial urban centres. Today there are a similar number of communicants of both the Roman Catholic Church and the Presbyterian Church of Scotland. There are also significant populations of Muslims, Jews and Sikhs in Glasgow and Edinburgh.