Archbishop Believes Condoms Are 'Commonsense' in the War On Aids
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THE use of condoms by AIDS patients to help prevent them infecting their spouses is "common sense", the leader of Scotland's largest Catholic congregation has told The Scotsman.
Mario Conti, the Archbishop of Glasgow, signalled his support for a change in Church doctrine to lift the ban on condoms for married couples where one partner had AIDS. But he added that such a position should not be mistaken for support for contraception.See the full content of this document
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Archbishop Believes Condoms Are 'Commonsense' in the War On Aids
The Catholic Church officially opposes the use of condoms but, in a historic move, Pope Benedict XVI is thought to be on the brink of sanctioning a change.
Archbishop Conti's comments were welcomed by AIDS charities yesterday, who said ...See the full content of this document
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