Whew!  You're certainly right about one thing, Monica: sex sells!  I had to scroll forever on this comments section to find our exchange!  Along the way, I passed this gem: "A theology of human sexuality written by a married person (especially a married woman) would begin with an exploration of human beings as we have evolved to our present status, with special attention to the physiological processes that drive us to seek intimacy and pleasure, as well as the sociological forces that shape the ways in which we are permitted to do so."  

I agree that scripture and tradition offer no sure solution to questions of sexuality; such concepts were beyond their ken in those long ago days.  I'll have to reread Amoris Laetitia to see if Pope Francis has made any progress in his exposition.  

At the turn of the first millennium, there is myth that a Pope Joan succeeded to the papacy.  At the turn of this millennium would be an ideal time for a second Pope Joan to return.