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| − | The '''Council of London''' was a church council called in the year 1102 by [[Anselm]], Archbishop of Canterbury. It passed various decrees to reform the clergy, including | + | The '''Council of London''' was a church council called in the year 1102 by [[Anselm]], Archbishop of Canterbury. It passed various decrees to reform the clergy, including reinforcing the ban on priests marrying. It also confirmed that homosexual acts were sinful and needed to be confessed. |
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The Council of London was a church council called in the year 1102 by Anselm, Archbishop of Canterbury. It passed various decrees to reform the clergy, including reinforcing the ban on priests marrying. It also confirmed that homosexual acts were sinful and needed to be confessed.
