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> Self-control, not condoms, is best HIV preventer, South African cardinal
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> Sydney, Jul 17, 2008 / 04:18 am (CNA).- Cardinal Wilifrid Fox Napier, the
> Archbishop of Durban, South Africa, told an Australian news program that a
> change in Catholic teaching on condoms would not change the rate of HIV
> infection in Africa. Rather, he argued, positive change would result from
> trusting people to take control of their lives.
> "You expect that because people are hearing from bishops, `You must use a
> condom', that they will do what the bishops say? the cardinal asked his
> interviewer.
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> "We have already been preaching all our lives, don't have sex outside of
> marriage," Cardinal Napier told the SBS Dateline program, according to the
> Australian Associated Press.
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> The cardinal, who is visiting Sydney for World Youth Day, said South Africa ...

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>> Self-control, not condoms, is best HIV preventer, South African cardinal
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>> Sydney, Jul 17, 2008 / 04:18 am (CNA).- Cardinal Wilifrid Fox Napier, the
>> Archbishop of Durban, South Africa, told an Australian news program that a
>> change in Catholic teaching on condoms would not change the rate of HIV
>> infection in Africa. Rather, he argued, positive change would result from
>> trusting people to take control of their lives.
>> "You expect that because people are hearing from bishops, `You must use a
>> condom', that they will do what the bishops say? the cardinal asked his
>> interviewer. ...

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>To have safe sex, all men should use condoms and the pull out method
>concurrently until they are sure the woman is on the pill. They
>should then use the pill and condoms, until they get an HIV test with
>their partner. They could then use the pill and the pull-out method.
>Using 2 forms of birth control reduces the risk of pregnancy from 1 in
>3.7 to 1 in 25 for the pull out method, and 1 in 6.7 to 1 in 50 for
>condoms to 1 in 1,983 to 1 in 125,000 for Pull-Out & Condoms, and 1 in
>6,666 to 1 in 1,665,000 for the Pill and Condoms, and 1 in 3,700 to
>1 in 832,500 for Pull-Out & The Pill.
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>> Sydney, Jul 17, 2008 / 04:18 am (CNA).- Cardinal Wilifrid Fox Napier, the
>> Archbishop of Durban, South Africa, told an Australian news program that a
>> change in Catholic teaching on condoms would not change the rate of HIV
>> infection in Africa. Rather, he argued, positive change would result from
>> trusting people to take control of their lives.
>> "You expect that because people are hearing from bishops, `You must use a
>> condom', that they will do what the bishops say? the cardinal asked his
>> interviewer. ...

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>>> Self-control, not condoms, is best HIV preventer, South African cardinal
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>>> Sydney, Jul 17, 2008 / 04:18 am (CNA).- Cardinal Wilifrid Fox Napier, the
>>> Archbishop of Durban, South Africa, told an Australian news program that a
>>> change in Catholic teaching on condoms would not change the rate of HIV
>>> infection in Africa. Rather, he argued, positive change would result from
>>> trusting people to take control of their lives.
>>> "You expect that because people are hearing from bishops, `You must use a ...

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>>> Self-control, not condoms, is best HIV preventer, South African cardinal
>>> says

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>>> Sydney, Jul 17, 2008 / 04:18 am (CNA).- Cardinal Wilifrid Fox Napier, the
>>> Archbishop of Durban, South Africa, told an Australian news program that a
>>> change in Catholic teaching on condoms would not change the rate of HIV
>>> infection in Africa. Rather, he argued, positive change would result from
>>> trusting people to take control of their lives.
>>> "You expect that because people are hearing from bishops, `You must use a ...