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:
This week's 1-minute reflection from Bishop Burbidge on the Synod of Bishops in November, focusing on youth and young adults.
We are never alone, Bishop Burbidge reminds us. "God commands His angels to guard you wherever you go." Listen now to this comforting 1-minute reflection.
"It is only when we listen to someone's story, and when we share ours, that we can achieve greater unity that we long for and need." —Bishop Burbidge
Hurricane Florence’s fury killed 17 people. One of the hardest hit areas was Bishop Burbidge’s former Diocese in Raleigh, NC. He implores us to pray. Church leadership from the Vatican recently met with Pope Francis to discuss the sex abuse crisis. The Church in the U.S. prepares for V Encuentro. The Diocese will hold its first-ever conference to discuss ways we can combat opioid abuse. Bishop Burbidge recently announced the transfer of five priests from one parish to another. Bishop Burbidge shares why
Bishop Burbidge reminds us on this anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks: May we strive each day to be agents of peace, and may we never forget the heroes of September 11.
Hundreds of Appaloosa Music Festival attendees participated in the 9:30 a.m. Mass celebrated by Bishop Michael F. Burbidge at the Skyline Ranch Resort’s Clubhouse Stage in Front Royal Sept. 2. It is the fourth year for the annual three-day festival. “This festival, in a very real way, allows you to sing and proclaim the goodness of the Lord,” Bishop Burbidge said. The Mass served as the opener for a day of performances across the resort’s four stages, with more than 15 other groups performing Sunday
This Labor Day, we are reminded that workers are the backbone of our country. The Lord smiles on us when we work with the strength of His grace and love. Daily we give thanks for the fruit of our labor, and pray for the dignity of all who work.
This past Sunday, Bishop Burbidge hosted a solemn Mass for victims of sexual abuse and their healing. Hear what he shared with survivors and those who came out to pray for them. Just last week, an 11-page letter from Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò was published in which he makes many accusations of some of the highest ranking officials in the Catholic Church. Hear Bishop Burbidge’s response to these allegations. This weekend, we celebrate Labor Day. Hear Bishop’s message to the faithful for this holiday
As the football season approaches, Bishop Burbidge shares with us a lesson he learned last year from one of the players: Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles said his success was due in large part because he was unafraid to fail. "We cannot be afraid."
“These are dark days in our Church and some bishops and leaders have failed you, but God has not. More than ever you must not leave Him, you must turn to Him. Know that I understand words are never adequate, but I convey deepest apologies and profound sorrow to any victims who experienced sexual abuse on the part of the clergy and for the failure of the bishops and church leaders to protect them. I offer this Mass for all victims, asking the Lord to bless them with His healing love....”
As our kids head back to school, travel bags will overflow with new clothes, backpacks will hold the latest iPhones, and children will run off to meet new friends. But this new school year, will you pack the most important thing?
Seminarians take a step in the formation for the priesthood. Allegations of more than 70 years of child sexual abuse by 300 individuals was detailed in a grand jury report from PA. Bishop Burbidge addresses what he would do if he received an allegation of sexual abuse. Major announcements made by the USCCB detail goals for how allegations of sexual abuse will be handled. Next week begins the World Meeting of Families in Dublin. Loudoun and Fairfax public schools are instituting morally dangerous curricula.
Bishop Burbidge shares a solution to our skepticism.
Bishop Burbidge reminds us that this is a time for prayer: I think today is a good day to renew our promise to pray daily the Holy Rosary, seeking the help and protection of Our Blessed Mother. Not only would this honor Mary, it will be a great gift to our Church, especially at this time. Throughout history and certainly in the present day, the Church struggles with the consequences of the conflict between God and the evil one. We must face this struggle here and now. Mary accompanies us and strengthens us.
This week on the #WalkHumbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge invites us to positively impact our world through the grace of God, focusing on developing spiritually, ethically and intellectually. Find out what he means on this 1-minute episode.