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Tag Archives: condoms
Papal inviduality
I am not a Roman Catholic but I find the Church endlessly fascinating. The Pope’s recent ‘clarification’ of the Church’s position on condoms, for instance. We learn that the prohibition on condoms is not as absolute as we all thought. … Continue reading
Posted in Belief, faith and religion
Tagged condoms, contraception, Pope Paul VI, Pope Pius XII, Roger Peyrefitte
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