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Church of England says homosexuals face pain

Monday, 21 July 2008

The Archbishop of Canterbury says the Church of England is facing one of its most severe challenges.

Doctor Rowan Williams believes there is a pain and perplexity about same-sex relations.

He was addressing hundreds of bishops at the Lambeth Conference - a ten-yearly international event.

It is been overshadowed by a row over teachings on homosexuality.

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