Be Joyful; the Eucharist Is Not Just a Metaphor, Bishop Burbidge Says
The bishop was among the keynote speakers at Philadelphia’s Eucharistic Congress.
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‘We Have Much to Celebrate’: USCCB Pro-Life Chair Releases Dobbs Anniversary Statement
‘Despite this momentous legal victory, sobering and varied challenges lie ahead of us…’
‘A Pivotal Moment’: Catholic Pro-Life Leaders Discuss the Importance of Attending the First Post-Roe March for Life
The historic demonstration against legal abortion is more crucial than ever in America’s changed national landscape regarding abortion.
New USCCB Pro-Life Chairman Discusses Pro-Life Outreach and Scandal of Pro-Abortion Politicians
Bishop Michael Burbidge discusses pro-life efforts in the wake of Dobbs, as he takes over leadership of the U.S. bishops’ pro-life committee.
At All Souls’ Day Mass, Arlington Bishop Implores Prayers for the Faithful Departed
It is a tradition in the Arlington Diocese that many of those in attendance have lost a loved one in the past year.
Arlington Bishop Reflects on Path Forward After Implementing Latin Mass Restrictions
Bishop Michael Burbidge offered additional thoughts on the recent guidelines he issued on a diocesan podcast.
Arlington Bishop Curtails Traditional Latin Masses
Under the rules, eight other parishes may continue to offer Masses in what is called the Extraordinary Form, but five of those may only do so in other locations besides their churches, including school buildings and a former church.
Nancy Pelosi’s Communion Ban Will Apply in Diocese of Arlington, Bishop Burbidge Says
Bishop Burbidge is the second U.S. bishop to announce that he will apply San Francisco Archdiocese ban in his own diocese.
City Council Pulls Consideration of ‘Abortion Provider Appreciation Day’ From Agenda in Alexandria, Virginia
The mayor pulled the item from the agenda for the March 8 meeting.
Northern Virginia Bishop Urges Alexandria Not to Observe Day Honoring Abortionists
Bishop Burbidge called on residents of Alexandria ‘to express their opposition to this proclamation,’ and for everyone else in the diocese to ‘proclaim the Gospel of LIfe by word and example.’
