This is good.  It shows again the great respect fellow theologians and ethicists have for Farley's work.  It shows her work is still being discussed and explored, kept alive for the current and next generations of thinkers to continue that discussion.

Greater freedom for Catholic theologians to look anew at sexual issues and rethink them given today's knowledge and multi-cultural world - may have to wait for more turnover in the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.  It may also take some more bishop/cardinal appointments by Pope Francis to tilt the zeitgeist of the Catholic power structures toward more open discussion, more willingness to dialogue with people who actually live-out sexual expression as a normal part of their lives.