Pope Benedict opens condom remarks shaping AIDS debate
In an interview excerpted in a book, Pope Benedict XVI suggested condoms could be a first step toward moral responsibility for some individuals, notably male prostitutes, while reaffirming the Vatican’s contraception ban. Officials cautioned the comments do not change church teaching.
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Catholics Split on Papal Condom Remarks Spark Debate
Believers in the Americas react with mixed praise and caution to Pope Benedict XVI's comments on condom use in AIDS prevention. Vatican officials reiterate that church doctrine on contraception remains unchanged while some see a cautious move toward a modern stance.
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