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Dr. Janet Smith - main speaker and Clergy Day speaker - June 29,
2004
"The Sexual Mess We Are In & How We Got There"
workshop (B3)
"Why the Proportionalists are Wrong About Contraception" - Tuesday,
June 29th.
Clergy Day Speaker "Pope John Paul II -
Arguments against Contraception."
Janet
E. Smith is currently a Chair of Life Issues at Sacred Heart Major Seminary
in Detroit, author of Humanae Vitae: A Generation Later, editor of Why
Humanae Vitae Was Right: A Reader and of many articles on ethical and
bioethics issues.
She taught for nine years at the University of Notre Dame and twelve years at the University of Dallas. She speaks nationally and internationally on the several issues, especially the Catholic Church's teaching on sexuality.
Prof. Smith has received the Haggar Teaching Award from the University of Dallas, the Prolife Person of the Year from the Diocese of Dallas, and the Cardinal Wright Award from the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars.
Over 500,000 copies of her tape, Contraception: Why Not have been distributed (available from One More Soul 800-307-7685).
She is serving a second term as a consultor to the Pontifical Council on the Family. She has recently returned from a series of talks given in South Africa and Zimbabwe.