'Marriage' reignites gay clergy row
Updated on 15 June 2008
The first gay "marriage" to be held in an Anglican church has reignited controversy over homosexual clergy and same sex civil partnerships.
Reverend Peter Cowell and the Rev Dr David Lord exchanged vows at St Bartholomew the Great in the City of London last month.
Church of England guidelines say gay clergy can enter a civil partnership if they provide reassurance that they will abstain from sex.
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