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Eucharistic document to be discussed further, Bishop Burbidge says on podcast

Cecilia Engbert | Catholic Herald Intern

Bishop Michael F. Burbidge (left) is interviewed by Billy Atwell, diocesan chief communications officer, on the “Walk Humbly Podcast.” FILE

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The Eucharist is not political but spiritual, said Bishop Michael
F. Burbidge in his June 21 “Walk Humbly
Podcast
.” He explained that the bishops are seeking to help the Catholic
faithful regain “Eucharistic wonder and awe.” 

In light of the discussion and debate, no teaching document
concerning the Eucharist was finalized at the recent meeting of the U.S.
Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Spring General Assembly, said Bishop Burbidge.

He noted
that bishops voted to give permission to the Doctrine Committee to provide a
draft document on the Eucharist, which will continue to be discussed throughout
the summer at regional meetings of bishops. 

“Bishops cannot give up this role of being teachers of the
faith,” he said. “We must always teach the truth in love.”

Listen to the whole podcast here.

 

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