Melissa Moschella, Professor of Philosophy at Catholic University of America and UFL Board member was quoted in the National Catholic Register article, Pope’s Words on Contraception in Accord With Magisterium, Philosophers Say, but Context Is Key, by Edward Pentin. She was explaining why Pope Paul VI’s decision to allow nuns in danger of being raped to use contraceptives was not an exception to the Church’s teaching that contraception is always wrong, since it is not an attempt to thwart the unitive and procreative meaning of a human sexual act.