Speaking
Christopher Klofft is available for speaking engagements for diocesan or parish enrichment, adult education, parish missions, and young adult ministry. While he teaches moral theology with a specialization in marriage, family, and sexuality, he is able to present on a wide variety of topics.
He can be contacted at cklofft@assumption.edu or at 508-752-7576.
Some example presentations include:
Mary’s Assumption: What Does It Mean For Us?: The Assumption of Mary is obviously important for Mary’s role in salvation history, but it tells us something about our own bodies also.
I Told You So: Humanae Vitae 50 Years Later: Examining the consequences of the Sexual Revolution and the changes still ongoing – at an increasingly rapid pace.
The Sexiest Heresy: A look at the age-old heresy that undergirds our modern confusion about sex and relationships.
Angels Around Us: Angels are the most exciting creatures we never talk about. Learning about them gives us a greater appreciation for the fullness of God’s creation.
Sin, Sex, and Salvation: When we understand the origins of God’s design for man and woman, we can better understand the problems embedded in our culture.
Thinking Seriously About the Five Non-Negotiables: In light of our responsibility of civic participation in the United States, we need to know what issues are most important.
Romance and the Divine Boom Box: Beginning with Scripture, come to see how God’s love story begins, continues in the present, and moves forward towards the wedding in the divine plan.