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Statement of Bishop Michael F. Burbidge for Mental Health Sunday
Bishop Michael F. Burbidge issued a statement for Mental Health Sunday, calling for prayers for the mental and spiritual wellbeing of those in need, as well as their caregivers and counselors.
The Diocese of Arlington is observing Mental Health Sunday alongside the Church's Novena for Mental Health. In his statement, Burbidge noted that the Church seeks to comfort those who are suffering and encouraged people to bring their afflictions to the Lord.
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