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Condoms
The Pope’s new book covers more than one topic
Rome Reports | 24 November 2010
The Pope's new book isn't just about condoms. Rome Reports gives a good overview.
Pope’s comments on condoms launch controversy
Michael Cook | 22 November 2010
Well, I’m glad that I am not handling Vatican public relations. Here’s a curly one about condoms from Joseph Ratzinger speaking as a private individual, and not as “The Vatican”, or “The Holy Father”. Understandably, it is difficult to separate the two, which is why we have a controversy. See Jack Valero, of Catholic Voices, a UK group, attempting to explain it to the BBC in the YouTube video above.
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