As someone who automatically skips articles about "marriage, family, and children" here and elsewhere unless I'm in the mood for punishment, I'm interested in what else you need to know about the subject that hasn't been covered exhaustively in various letters, encyclicals, speeches, and other Catholic news media. Why must MSW take up this particular cross? He isn't married and doesn't have kids. Is there something you feel he is duty-bound to articulate just by virtue of being Catholic? Or is it simply that you resent the idea of a Catholic writer leading a life that doesn't appear to put these things at the centre because you do and think everybody should do as you? 

In fact, I thought the centrepiece of the moral teaching was the commandment to love. I believe that many of MSW's articles deal with this directive and I usually read those.