Awards for encouraging condom use

A WELL-KNOWN Catholic organisation has given awards to two cardinals and a number of bishops who have gone against the Vatican and agreed people threatened with AIDS can use condoms.

Fri, 03 Dec, 2004 - 00:00

Ann Cahill, Europe Correspondent

Catholics for a Free Choice made their Good Shepherd Awards to mark World AIDS Day as part of their Condoms4Life campaign.

They described as lost sheep a number of senior clergy, including two cardinals, for spreading wrong information about condoms.

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