Graduation- One Minute With Bishop Burbidge
The Walk Humbly Podcast
It is graduation season—a time to celebrate the achievements of all our young people. Across our communities, diplomas are in hand, photos are being taken, and caps are soaring in the air—marking a joyful and momentous time for students and their families. Now that one chapter is ending, many young people will ask themselves: How should next chapter read? To every graduate: move forward with faith and courage, seek truth, serve your community, love generously, and remember—you are never alone. May your next chapter be one of purpose, guided by faith, and rooted in trust. Let God lead you...
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Responding to tragedy, learning from Pope Leo, celebrating graduates, ordinandi and more! #156
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On this episode, Bishop Burbidge: Responds to the tragic killing of two young Israeli Embassy staffers in Washington, D.C. and calls all to prayer and peace. Shares early impressions of Pope Leo XIV and the spiritual tone he has set in his first weeks as Holy Father. Emphasizes the importance of the which supports spreading the Gospel through modern media Celebrates the diocese’s upcoming of 12 men, reflecting on the beauty and sacredness of the vocation. Applauds graduates of the Class of 2025 for their academic, athletic, and...
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Memorial Day - One Minute With Bishop Burbidge
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Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer, and many families will gather for celebration, rest, and time together. But at the heart of this day is a solemn and sacred remembrance—the sacrifice of the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our nation. The courage of all those who have laid down their lives for us reminds us that freedom is not free. Memorial Day invites us to remember that we are one human family—and our shared story is filled with true heroism, love, and sacrificial service. As one nation under God, may we remain united in our prayer and in...
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Mental Health Awareness Month - One Minute With Bishop Burbidge
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. I invite you to reflect its national theme this year: Community. Saint Paul reminds us that we are one body in Christ. When someone we love suffers, we suffer too. Mental health struggles can feel isolating, but hope and healing are truly possible, especially when we entrust ourselves to Gods infinite love and saving prayers. In our homes, communities, schools, and neighborhoods, may we nurture a spirit of empathy and presence to one another. Be attentive. Pray. Share encouragement. Together, with God’s grace, we can ensure no one feels alone. If you or...
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Welcoming Pope Leo XIV #155
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On this episode, Bishop Burbidge shares what he has in common with Pope Leo XIV, what he has learned about the Holy Father and heard from the faithful of the diocese since our new pope was elected. He also offers a pastoral reflection on what inspiration we can glean from this papal election.
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A Call to Grace and Mercy - One Minute With Bishop Burbidge
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What if love, not hate, was our first response? What if we prayed for those who hurt us, gave without holding back, and showed mercy instead of judgment? Jesus said: “Love your enemies. Pray for those who mistreat you. Give to everyone who asks of you. Stop judging. Stop condemning. Be merciful.” Imagine the transformation—our homes filled with peace, our nation strengthened by compassion, our world healed by grace. It is not easy, but with God’s help, it is possible. And it starts with us—right here, right now. One act of love. One prayer. One moment of grace. May we all take that...
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Habemus Papam! Bishop Michael Burbidge Reflects on the Election of Pope Leo XIV
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"With profound gratitude to Almighty God, I join the universal Church in thanksgiving for Pope Leo XIV. As the Bishop of Rome and Successor of Saint Peter, our Holy Father is for the entire world the visible principle of Christian unity. I encourage everyone in our families, parishes and schools to offer prayers, sacrifices and works of charity for Pope Leo XIV and his intentions. As Bishop of Arlington, I invite all the faithful to join me for a Mass of Thanksgiving for Pope Leo XIV, which will take place at the Cathedral of Saint Thomas More on Monday, May 12 at 12:05PM. This Mass of...
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Conclave, Washington state targets confession, upholding religious liberty, and more #154
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On this episode, Bishop Burbidge: Invites the faithful to pray for the cardinals as they enter the Conclave Reacts to the “Pope Trump” meme posted by the White House over the weekend Applauds Governor Youngkin for vetoing dangerous legislation that threatened life, religious liberty, and parental rights while expressing deep concern over the governor’s approval of HB 1609 (IVF & embryo banking) Supports the creation of the White House’s Religious Liberty Commission and encourages collaboration Condemns the new Washington state...
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Mother’s Day - One Minute With Bishop Burbidge
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This Sunday, as we celebrate Mother’s Day, we honor the women who have given us life, love, and the courage to grow. Mothers, godmothers, and spiritual mothers reflect the very heart of God—nurturing life, forming souls, and offering love that is selfless, steadfast, and strong. In their sacrifices, we see the Cross. In their tenderness, the love of Christ. In their faith, the quiet power that builds the Church. Today, we give thanks for every woman who has poured out her life so that others might flourish in hope and holiness. Whether near or far, here or remembered in heaven, we...
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703-778-9100 | Call or Text our Holy Year of Hope Hotline!
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Want to share an inspiring message of hope? Call or text us at 703-778-9100! This Holy Year, Bishop Burbidge is encouraging us to be mindful of the many signs of hope around us and to share that hope with others. By calling the Holy Year Hope Hotline you can share your story and the gift of hope with listeners throughout our diocese.
info_outlineOn this episode, Bishop Burbidge shares what he has in common with Pope Leo XIV, what he has learned about the Holy Father and heard from the faithful of the diocese since our new pope was elected. He also offers a pastoral reflection on what inspiration we can glean from this papal election.