On Being a Bishop

On Being a Bishop by Robert Burns, published by Hermitage Desktop Press on June 21, 2016, is a concise exploration of the role of a bishop within the context of the independent Catholic experience of the 20th and 21st centuries. This 46-page book presents insights into the responsibilities and challenges of being a bishop, emphasizing the importance of servitude as taught by Jesus.
Readers will find that this work delves into the dual aspects of being a bishop—what to embrace and what to avoid. Burns articulates his vision of the role as one of a Teacher, Pastor, Liberator, and Facilitator, inviting reflection on the nature of religious leadership. The book addresses themes related to religion and institutions, providing a thoughtful perspective for those interested in ecclesiastical roles and the evolution of Catholicism.
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“This little book is a hidden gem of the wisdom and consciousness that has come through the independent Catholic experience of the 20th and 21st centuries. It teaches us both how to be a bishop and how not to be a bishop. If we can even open our hearts a little bit, we will fulfill the teaching of Jesus who said, ‘The greatest among you will be your servant (Mt. 23:11).’” – Mar Roberto Foss de Los Angeles. In this small book on what it means to be a neo-Catholic Bishop-what some call Episcopi Vagantes or the “Other Catholics,” Robert Burns shares from his heart. To him, being a bishop is really about being a true Teacher, Pastor, Liberator, and Facilitator.
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