Roadkill & Miscellany: A Papal Legacy

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A Papal Legacy

Tomorrow's BBC Panorama programme carries an interview with a Catholic woman in Uganda who has chosen to sleep unprotected with her infected husband: "We won't go to heaven if we use condoms," she explains. Asked if the woman made the right choice, the Archbishop of Kampala, Cardinal Emmanuel Wamala, replies: "If it is wrong to use the condom, then she has made the right choice." Even if it costs her her life? "Yes," replies the cardinal.

- The Guardian (London), June 26, 2004

Tags: pope, aids, africa, condoms

Sunday, April 03, 2005

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