The Walk Humbly Podcast
Summary: “I recognize the importance of communications and evangelization, the use of all tools possible to get out the Good News.” —Bishop Burbidge In his threefold role of teaching, sanctifying and governing, Bishop Burbidge is committed to articulating the Good News through all available media. He posts a daily meditation on Twitter (@BishopBurbidge), many of his homilies are available on YouTube, and he enjoys giving video reflections for important events, key Church campaigns, and significant liturgical days. Bishop Burbidge also gives a weekly WTOP radio reflection on faith, family, culture and more – all available online.
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Podcasts:
Bishop Burbidge expresses his sadness and anger regarding the allegations of sexual abuse by Archbishop Theodore McCarrick, former Archbishop of Washington. During this challenging time, Bishop Burbidge discusses what must change, and he offers guidance on how we begin to move forward from this tragedy. Pope Francis has ordered a revision of the Catechism to assert "the death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person." Bishop Burbidge shares his thoughts.
This week on the #WalkHumbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge reflects on two Arlington Diocese summer camps for high school-aged boys and girls, which focus on teaching the teens about all vocations, and why there's a waiting list year after year. #ArlingtonVocations
On August 25, the World Youth Day Cross (which will be used at the January 2019 World Youth Day in Panama) will be in the DC area. One of our diocesan priests has been called to Rome to work in the oldest office in the Roman Curia. Four pastors will be installed at new parishes. What are the skills pastors need? A 9-week novena for the legal protection of human life has been called for by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. This follows the nomination of a Catholic who will be vetted by the Senate.
This summer, we need a break, but don't forget to invite God to be with you, Bishop Burbidge shares with us this week on the #WalkHumbly Podcast.
In light of this week's Major League Baseball All-Star Game hosted by the Washington Nationals, Bishop Burbidge emphasizes the need and example of teamwork, loyalty and support: No one can do it alone.
The 3 pieces of advice Bishop Burbidge gave leaders at Marymount’s Education Administration Program; Cardinal Farrell said “priests are not the best people to train others for marriage” as it relates to day-to-day challenges, but they serve a spiritual function in marriage prep. Burbidge says how priests can best serve those preparing for marriage. President Trump nominated Brett Kavanaugh, a federal appeals court judge, to replace retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy to the Supreme Court. Burbidge refl
Pope Francis says the path to holiness is paved with small gestures. Bishop Burbidge asks us this week on the #WalkHumbly Podcast: What will be your small gesture today?
We celebrate our freedom this week: One nation under God.
This week, more than 1,400 teens and adult leaders, contractors and volunteers from 43 parishes across the Catholic Diocese of Arlington trade in 1 week of their summer to deepen their faith and serve those in need during WorkCamp. Bishop Burbidge traveled to WorkCamp to visit with our youth and volunteers, and those we serve. For his first-ever "on location" interview, Bishop Burbidge talks to Kevin Bohli, Director of the service project, and 4 teens from different parishes about their experience.
Eight-hundred and thirty teenagers from throughout the Catholic Diocese of Arlington will serve the underprivileged in eight northern and central Virginia counties during WorkCamp 2018, June 23-29. The teenagers will focus on projects designed to make 120 homes safer and drier. This year’s 135 projects include everything from replacing a roof for a disabled man to painting a house and weatherproofing windows for a single father with six children. Follow #ArlingtonWC18 to see for yourself!
On Friday, June 22, the Feasts of Sts. Thomas More and John Fisher, two saints who exemplified living out their faith despite societal pressures, Bishop Burbidge celebrated an opening Mass for Religious Freedom Week at the Cathedral of St. Thomas More, in Arlington, praying for the preservation of our freedom to serve God faithfully and with integrity.
Retired Archbishop of Washington, Cardinal McCarrick, was removed from public ministry this week after an accusation of sexual abuse was deemed credible by the Archdiocese of New York. Bishop Burbidge reacts to the news and explains how the Diocese of Arlington makes the protection of children a priority. Bishop Burbidge shares his thoughts about the need for immigration reform. 830 teenagers from our Diocese will repair 100+ homes for needy families throughout northern and central VA during WorkCamp.
This summer, Bishop Burbidge and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops are calling Catholics across the country to pray, reflect and act in support of religious liberty within the U.S. and abroad during Religious Freedom Week 2018. The theme for this year’s Religious Freedom Week is “Serving Others in God’s Love.” The week starts on June 22, the Feast of Sts. Thomas More and John Fisher, and ends on June 29, the Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul.
The world continues to witness rage, hate and violence in our country. What has to change? Bishop Burbidge offers an answer this week on the #WalkHumbly Podcast.
This week on the #WalkHumbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge reminds us not to forget to give thanks to God our Father, who is always there for us.
