Counter Culture

The website of moral theologian Christopher Klofft

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.