Teaching against marital rape is certainly okay - but the other aspects of the program are a different story.

And, frankly, from the article, I don't know if the Catholics are trying to teach against consent (if so, on that I agree with Notley) or it's not emphasized enough (okay, Notley may be right), or whether Notley objects to teachings about marriage ALSO involving "morality, family and wellness" (in which case I don't see what her problem is besides posturing).