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Welcome to Walk Humbly, where Bishop Burbidge shares the joy of the Gospel through conversations about Catholic culture, faith, and family. Bishop Burbidge offers a Catholic perspective on the most recent events taking place in the news and our communities and answers questions from the faithful. Connect with Walk Humbly and Bishop Burbidge by texting WALKHUMBLY to 84576 for occasional alerts and updates. Walk Humbly welcomes listener questions for Bishop Burbidge. Call or text the show anyt ...
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The Diocese of Arlington serves over 460,000 parishioners in 69 parishes and 6 missions in the Northern Virginia area. For this rich community of faith, we offer recordings from homilies, talks, and seminars offered by the Diocesan offices.
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Are you searching for more? The good news is that there is one who is searching for you—and he is waiting to be found. You've shared with us a growing desire and need for more opportunities both to be both informed and inspired in your faith journey. In responding to this need, we seek to not only educate on the topics you wonder about, struggle with, and question, but ultimately bring you closer to an intimate encounter and relationship with Jesus Christ. This series is dedicated to the pat ...
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On this episode of Walk Humbly, hear Bishop Burbidge share his thoughts on Pope Leo XIV's remarks to the youth of America attending the National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC) and to the people of Turkey and Lebanon on his first apostolic visit as Holy Father. In case you missed it: watch youth from our own diocese share their experience with ETW…
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Advent is a time of hope, joyful expectation, and most importantly, preparation. Amid the noise and busyness of the holiday season, Advent is a season "set apart", inviting us to slow down, reflect, and prepare our hearts. It is easy to become distracted by lists, schedules, and social obligations, but true preparation begins with a focus on what t…
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As we gather around our tables at Thanksgiving, may our hearts be filled with gratitude—for the gift of life, for family and friends, and for the countless blessings we often take for granted. By asking God for the graces of humility and gratitude, we may see that even in challenging times, there is always reason to give thanks. May we also remembe…
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On this episode of Walk Humbly, hear Bishop Burbidge share significant takeaways from his time with his brother bishops in Baltimore at the USCCB General Assembly. He elaborates on the USCCB's Special Message on Immigration, highlights the Church's consecration of the United States to the Sacred Heart of Jesus in June 2026, and addresses new health…
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Today's world offers all of us, and especially young people, so many paths and possibilities—but it also leaves many of us searching for deeper meaning and lasting peace. True contentment is found not in what we achieve or possess, but in genuine personal relationships that give life purpose—especially our relationship with God. Every day presents …
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Each November we mark Veterans Day, a special time to honor all the brave men and women who have served our nation in uniform—those who have sacrificed to protect our God-given freedoms. To serve in America's Armed Forces, virtues like courage, faith, and perseverance are required, not optional. Our veterans visibly remind us that patriotic service…
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On this episode of Walk Humbly, hear Bishop Burbidge share how our parishes and Catholic Charities are stepping up to support those in need during what has become the longest-ever federal government shutdown. Bishop Burbidge also calls the faithful to action and prayer for all newly elected officials, extends an invitation to celebrate the heroic w…
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God always hears us. His response may not come in the way we expect—or when we expect it—but it always comes from a loving Father who knows what is best for us. Sometimes the answer is "yes," sometimes "not yet," and sometimes "I have something even better in mind." That is why we are called to persevere in prayer with the trust of a child—confiden…
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Our elected officials shape the future of our Commonwealth. Every election day reminds us of the importance of active and thoughtful participation in American democracy. We each share the responsibility of forming our consciences in the truth so that we can not only vote wisely, but also live responsibly in service to the common good. This requires…
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On the latest episode of The Walk Humbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge: Recaps the recent Mass for Marriage Jubilarians celebrating 25 and 50 years of marriage; access the media gallery here Previews annual liturgies in our diocese, including a Mass for homeschool families, All Saints Day, and All Souls' Day Speaks further on Pope Leo's XIV first aposto…
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In the Gospel, Jesus tells us that even faith the size of a mustard seed – small and seemingly insignificant – can grow into something meaningful. With God's grace, the smallest acts of love and kindness can change lives in ways we may never fully see. Holding the door. Offering a smile. Asking someone how they are really doing. These simple gestur…
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On Columbus Day, we reflect on the spirit of exploration that led Christopher Columbus to set sail more than 500 years ago. Arriving ashore in the Americas in 1492, he opened a passageway to a new world and carried with it a desire to share the Christian faith. As Americans, we give thanks for the blessing of living in "one nation under God indivis…
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Our latest episode of The Walk Humbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge: Comments on Pope Leo's XIV anticipated first apostolic exhortation, Dilexi te ("I have loved you") on caring for the poor and encourages us to read the document in full Expands upon his column in the Arlington Catholic Herald what the Catholic Church teaches on migration: "We don't tir…
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As autumn arrives, the air cools, the days shorten, and the leaves fall. The season is a reminder that life itself is always in motion. The question is: as the leaves change, will we? God invites us to see change not with fear, but with hope. Each new season holds the promise of growth, renewal, and grace. Just as trees let go of their leaves, perh…
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Yes, it is still baseball season, and the playoffs are here! The pursuit of victory and thrill of achievement are good things we all strive for—on the field, at work, and in life. Although winning rightly excites us, it is the way we play that defines who we are. The effort, discipline, teamwork, and even setbacks all play a role in helping us grow…
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On the latest episode of The Walk Humbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge: Recaps what a blessing it was to attend the CALLED Conference and celebrate Mass for hundreds of young adults from throughout the diocese Summarizes key points of his statement for National Migration Week Reflects on the joyful occasion of meeting the Eastern Orthodox Patriarch Bart…
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At the heart of our faith is the truth that we belong to one another. We are not isolated individuals, but members of God's family—brothers and sisters in Christ. Each person is a gift, created in God's image, entrusted to us for love and care. When we honor the dignity of others, celebrate their unique talents, and lift them up in faith, we make v…
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At the heart of our faith is the truth that we belong to one another. We are not isolated individuals, but members of God's family—brothers and sisters in Christ. Each person is a gift, created in God's image, entrusted to us for love and care. When we honor the dignity of others, celebrate their unique talents, and lift them up in faith, we make v…
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September is Suicide Prevention Month—a time to remind each other: you are not alone. If you are struggling, please know there is help, there is hope, and there are people who care. Don't delay, Reach out soon. To friends and families: be present, listen without judgment, and notice when someone is hurting. A simple act of kindness can be life-savi…
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On the latest episode of The Walk Humbly Podcast, Bishop Burbidge: Reflects on the one-year anniversary of the dedication of the new altar at the Cathedral of Saint Thomas More; watch this brief recap Shares how we can look to Blessed Carlo Acutis and Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati for inspiration—and now intercession—as their canonizations near; le…
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On Labor Day, we honor the dignity of work and the dignity of every worker. Whether in offices, fields, homes, or hospitals—the labor of every man and woman matters. Earnest labor builds families, strengthens communities, and shapes our world. May Labor Day be more than a time of rest—may it also be a time for gratitude. Gratitude for those who wor…
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Jesus says, "Give to the one who asks of you." Our Lord challenges us to be loving and responsive to our brothers and sisters. What our brothers and sisters ask of us are not usually material things. What others really ask of us are friendship and spiritual companionship. We owe one another our attention, compassion, forgiveness, respect, and quali…
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On this episode, Bishop Burbidge speaks on: Invites all to join Pope Leo XIV in making Friday, August 22, a day of prayer and fasting for peace in all places torn apart by armed conflict Addresses the serious allegations that individuals at Fairfax County Public Schools arranged and funded abortions for minors without parental consent, as well as t…
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A famous spiritual writer asked, "What is it you want to change? Your hair, your face, your body? Why? For God is in love with all of those things, and He might weep when they are gone." In a world full of pressure to be "someone else", we are reminded that God delights in the person He created you to be. You are wonderfully made—unique, loved, and…
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As a new school year approaches, students of all ages prepare to return to classrooms, sports fields, activities, and the rhythm of daily assignments. This is a season filled with promise and the responsibility to grow, learn, and mature. Yet education is about more than academics. It's true purpose is to form the whole person—mind, heart, and soul…
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On this episode, Bishop Burbidge speaks on: Reflect on his recent experience at the 143rd Knights of Columbus Convention React to the historic news of St. John Henry Newman named as the 38th a Doctor of the Church Offer heartfelt prayers for those impacted by the recent attacks in Gaza and the tragic church bombing in Komanda, Congo, urging solidar…
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It is precisely at times when we feel the weight of the world on our shoulders that we are called to trust in God and to practice compassion. When we trust in God, we open ourselves to contemplative prayer and listen to his voice speaking to our heart. When we practice compassion we open our hearts to the joys and sorrows of others, and mirror the …
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Laughter is a gift from God—a gentle reminder that even in times of challenge, joy is still possible. A shared smile, a burst of laughter, or a lighthearted moment can lift the heaviest heart and renew our spirit. In Scripture we read, "A joyful heart is good medicine". (cf. Proverbs 17:22) In moments of distress or sorrow, ask the Lord for the gra…
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Summer invites us to step outside of the ordinary. Whether you are discovering the beauty of God's creation, visiting someplace new, or simply enjoying a slower pace at home, every moment is a chance to recognize that there really is no such thing as an "ordinary" moment. Every day is an extraordinary gift and an opportunity to see with new eyes th…
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Jesus prayed, "that they may all be one." It is a prayer that still echoes today—for our families, our communities, and our world so often marked by division. What if we made our Lord's prayer our mission? May we let go of bitterness, harsh judgment, and the need to always be right. Instead, may we choose charity. May we forgive one another, listen…
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On this episode, Bishop Burbidge speaks on: Prayer and Aid for Victims of Texas Flash Floods, opening with prayers for all impacted by the devastating flash floods in central Texas. Big Beautiful Bill, and the elimination of the Johnson Amendment offering brief comments on areas we can commend — including sharing the USCCB's strong advocacy for uph…
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Summer offers many of us a rare gift—time to step back, slow down, and find balance. Work is important, but so is rest. These longer days are a chance to be present—to share a meal with family, laugh with friends, play with your children, and simply enjoy the gift of those around you. Use this season to renew not just your body, but your spirit. Go…
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As we celebrate Independence Day, we give thanks for the blessings of liberty and for all those—past and present—who have courageously defended our freedoms at great personal cost. The Fourth of July is a joyful time to gather with loved ones, to reflect on our shared values, and to renew our commitment to what it means to be truly free. Authentic …
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Bishop Michael Burbidge, Tom Shakely, Kevin Bohli and several WorkCampers describe their experience at the annual service week hosted by the Diocese of Arlington's Office of Youth, Campus and Young Adult Ministry. Hear how their lives are being changed as they serve those in most need. Listen to the full episode at: https://www.arlingtondiocese.org…
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On this episode, Bishop Burbidge: Encourages us to pray fervently for peace in the world, especially in Israel, Gaza, Ukraine, and Iran Invites us to renew our efforts to locally and nationally advocate for constitutional justice for all persons, especially the vulnerable, as we observe the 3rd anniversary of the Dobbs decision which reversed Roe v…
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As we observe Religious Freedom Week, we are reminded that religious liberty allows us to live our faith openly, to serve others with compassion, and to speak the truth with love in the public square. Religious freedom protects our ability to stand for the life and dignity of every human person. Religious freedom ensures that ministries, schools, a…
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So often we hear, "I will do it when I have more time." But time is limited—and that is what makes it so precious. We are called to use it wisely, not just for ourselves, but for others. No matter how busy life becomes, the Gospel reminds us of our mandate: love your neighbor. That love is often shown through the gift of time—being attentive, prese…
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On Father's Day we honor all the men who lead, protect, and love with courage, strength, and heroic commitment. A father's bond is powerful—marked by presence, sacrifice, and unconditional love. Fathers are examples to their families: guiding their families by their wisdom, uplifting their families by their encouragement, modeling humility by striv…
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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 chapte…
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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 Catholic Communications Campaign, which supports …
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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 t…
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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 …
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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 pea…
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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…
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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 govern…
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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 o…
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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.…
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As spring begins, we welcome a season of new life and fresh beginnings—both in nature and in our hearts. The blooming flowers, fresh air, and longer days remind us of God's beauty and grace, calling us to pause, give thanks, and embrace His creation with joy, and may renew our promise to be good stewards of this gift. Just as nature awakens after t…
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On this special episode, Bishop Burbidge and diocesan Chancellor Msgr. Paul deLadurantaye: Share personal memories with the Holy Father in Rome Discuss his legacy as the 266th pope of the Roman Catholic Church Explain what is happening in the days leading up to the Holy Father's funeral, and what happens afterwards to elect his successor Offers tho…
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