I'm honored to announce that the Christian Alliance for Progress has invited me to be one of their full time bloggers; this will make me the first Catholic and the first gay man asked to frequently contribute to the Alliance's blog. My assigned day of the week will be Tuesday, and I'll be starting next Tuesday. I can't express how humbled I am to join the Alliance's contributing bloggers -- many of whom I've looked to as examples of how progressive Christian bloggers should interact with the Church and the world.
I'll be sure to post a link to my first post next Tuesday.
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