The Walk Humbly Podcast
“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.
Episodes
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 indivisible, with libert...
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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, perhaps this is the t...
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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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 visible the unity ...
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 visible the unity ...
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-saving.
Scripture tells us to “bear one another’s burdens”—because none of us are meant t...
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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 work quietly behind the scenes.
The Lord worked with his hands, walked among the weary, ...
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 quality time.
When we give of ourselves selflessly and sacrificially we give the most sp...
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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 called for a purpose.
Do not spend your days wishing you were different. Rejoice in ...
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.
Parents: you are the first and most important teachers of your children. What you t...
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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 love of Christ—who loves with an infinite love.
Every day offers a chance to grow in ...
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 grace to smile again—to embrace hope, healing, and even a little humor when the time is ...
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 the people, places, and things of our lives. May this summer be a season of gratitude a...
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 with compassion, and seek peace in every relationship.
Unity does not mean we agree ...
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