Catholic Perspectives on Sexuality

Speaking of Knights of Malta, This looks interesting:

Seton Hall University, together with the Order of Malta, has organized the Catholic Perspectives Lecture Series titled "A Question of Clarity" to delve beyond the politics and sensationalism and shed light on one of the most pressing moral issues of our day. The third lecture in this series, on April 11 at 6:30 p.m, titled Human Sexuality, features two nationally known theologians, one male and one female, for a stimulating discussion that is free and open to the public. Advance registration is requested by phone, (973) 378-2600, or e-mail, universityevents@shu.edu.

Janet Smith is serving a second term as a consultant to the Pontifical Council on the Family. A professor of life ethics at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, Smith is the author of Humanae Vitae: A Generation Later. Over a million copies of her seminal talk "Contraception: Why Not," have been distributed.

Christopher Klofft is an expert in the relationship between sexual ethics and the virtues, the role of the body in moral theology and the place of sexual pleasure in Christian sexual ethics. A Knight in the Order of Malta, he is a professor of theology at Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts.