Archbishop apologises for persecution of gays

Pink News  Dec 15 07

Archbishop Desmond Tutu has apologised to gay people all around the world for the way they have been treated by the Church.He recently criticised Anglicans for being 'obsessed' with homosexuality. In a world exclusive interview with Made in Manchester, Tutu spoke to creative director Ashley Byrne. Full story...

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