At this time in our world and nation with so much uncertainty and anxiety, the beautiful prayer of St. Patrick is a source of consolation for all of us. We persevere and find strength from each other, while being secure in the knowledge that we never face life's struggles alone. God is with us every step of the way.

In this week’s episode of the Walk Humbly Podcast:

Bishop Burbidge responds to the video of George Floyd dying in police custody as well as the ongoing violence and rioting that followed.

Priest assignments are out!

What will Mass look like this weekend?

Priestly ordinations are on June 6! How this year’s liturgy will be different than any before.

Today, on the Walk Humbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge discusses how Northern Virginia parishes remain in Phase 0, while other areas of the Diocese are entering Phase 1. He also has great news regarding the priestly ordinations scheduled for June 6.

In this week's episode of the Walk Humbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge addresses basic principles for reintegrating our diocese, and Pope Francis calls for a World Day of Prayer, Fasting and Works of Charity on May 14.

Special guests include Frank Paquette, a high school senior at St. Paul VI Catholic, and his mother Teresa, a volunteer at Our Lady of Good Counsel.

Bishop Burbidge also answers a few questions from the faithful.

This is Bishop Michael Burbidge of the Catholic Diocese of Arlington.  This Sunday we will celebrate Mother’s Day. It is a wonderful occasion for sure, but no amount of flowers or phone calls will ever allow us to repay a mother’s love, a love beyond price or measure. There is no substitute for a mother’s presence, no equal to her devotion.

Fr. Stefan Starzynski, Hospital Chaplain at Inova Fairfax Hospital, shares powerful stories of helping patients suffering from Coronavirus and comforting the dying in their last moments

St. Thomas More Cathedral School celebrates its 75th Anniversary

Mass for all students, parents, and school faculty/staff this Wednesday, May 6th at 10a.m.

Bishop Burbidge offers recommendations for parents who are facilitating e-learning at home

The coronavirus has crippled the world. Anxiety, fear, sadness are certainly understandable feelings. Reluctantly, we are adapting but it is not easy. It has been some time since we gathered together for public celebrations of our faith or enjoyed the company of family and friends. The sounds of spring have given way to sounds of silence on deserted streets. Yet through it all we still see the Risen Lord shine through.

In this week's episode of the Walk Humbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge is joined by Sherri Longhill, Director for Emergency Assistance at Catholic Charities, who shares tragic stories about people in desperate need of help and how the Catholic community is responding. Bishop Burbidge also answers questions from the audience.

Though we always have the desire to be bold in living our faith, we will inevitably fail at times. At those moments, the evil one will try to deceive you into thinking you're unworthy to be a follower of Christ, that you don't have the strength to overcome. God wants you to see moments of failure as a gift, as an opportunity to receive his graces, and begin anew.

As we continue to celebrate the great joy of our Lord's Resurrection, we retain our hope and joy in the risen Lord. Do not be afraid to let others see you are changed. In the midst of the noise and distractions all around you, allow others to see the peace you find simply by being with the Lord.