Walk Humbly

Bishop Burbidge shares his thoughts on 13 new seminarians for our growing Diocese. The Arlington Catholic Herald is transitioning from a weekly to a biweekly newspaper, with a new focus and plan. News reports indicate that the U.S. refugee program might be shut down. Hear Bishop Burbidge’s response and learn about the refugees our Diocese resettles in northern VA.

In this week’s episode of the Walk Humbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge discusses his recent visit to the Memphis Civil Rights Museum, supporting priests after their ordination, Quo Vadis, and upcoming visits to Arlington Detention Center and Inova Hospital.

On the 4th of July every corner of our country, from small towns to big cities, celebrates Independence Day with parades and picnics, all draped in the unmistakable colors that identify our United States of America. But did you know that each color in our flag represents an ideal of our nation’s founding?

Strength in Hope, the theme of Religious Freedom Week, challenges us to pray, reflect, and act in defense of our fundamental liberties no matter the cost, Bishop Burbidge shares.

In this special episode of the Walk Humbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge is on-location for WorkCamp 2019, where 800 young people and 600 contractors and adult leaders are giving up a week of their summer to serve those in need. He sits down with several young crew members to discuss their experience and answer questions submitted by the youth.

In this week’s episode of the Walk Humbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge expresses his great joy and privilege in ordaining four new priests, and what this means for our Diocese. He also goes in-depth about the recent U.S. Catholic Bishops meeting, in which the issue of sexual abuse by bishops was the primary topic of discussion.

In this one-minute reflection, Bishop Michael F. Burbidge shares how from the ashes of the recent fire at the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, the cross was left standing as a beacon of hope.

Happy Father's Day The image of father is strength wisdom helpfulness and total sacrifice. The ultimate sacrifice is that of God the Father.

I extend a warm welcome to Archbishop Wilton Gregory upon his instillation this week as the 7th Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Washington.

This week's episode of the Walk Humbly Podcast includes:

A reflection on Memorial Day and the sacrifice of our fallen soldiers; How you can help advance the communications efforts of the Diocese; Bishop Burbidge responds to Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School’s controversial decision to highlight same-sex unions; Why the U.S. Bishops have concerns with President Trump’s immigration reform plan; Questions from the faithful and more!