Easter, “Cafeteria Catholics”, Baltimore bridge collapse, and more! #129

The Walk Humbly Podcast

On this week's episode, Bishop Burbidge:

• Recaps Holy Week and the Triduum and shares how we can live as disciples of our Risen Lord this Easter season

• Invites all to continue to pray for victims and those affected by the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore

• Shares what we can learn about sacrifice from Pope Francis and Father Stephen Schultz, who served as chaplain of Saint Paul VI High School before suffering a stroke last year

• Expresses his deep disappointment at the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors and White House proclaiming March 31 – Easter Sunday – as “Transgender Visibility Day”

• Explains why the president and all Catholics must reject a “cafeteria” approach to faith and be “all in” for the Lord, echoing Cardinal Wilton Gregory’s recent “Face the Nation” interview

• Previews Saturday’s Mass, where he will ordain 12 seminarians to the transitional diaconate

• Provides an update about an upcoming change to the Walk Humbly podcast