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The congregation rose in applause as Archbishop Ronald Hicks formally accepted his appointment from Pope Leo XIV as the Archbishop of New York, lifting the papal document for all to see. He shared an embrace with Cardinal Dolan before taking his seat at the cathedra, where he greeted faith... show more

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In his last act at his final public appearance, the retiring Apostolic Nuncio Cardinal Christophe Pierre read the Proclamation of Pope Leo XIV appointing Archbishop Golka as Archbishop of Denver. He then presented it to him in Latin. When a bishop is installed, he takes the Decree and presents it to the Presbyteral Council of Priests and then to all the priests of the diocese and then the entire congregation. It’s a beautiful tradition respecting the authority of the Pope.

In his last act at his final public appearance, the retiring Apostolic Nuncio Cardinal Christophe Pierre read the Proclamation of Pope Leo XIV appointing Archbishop Golka as Archbishop of Denver. He then presented it to him in Latin. When a bishop is installed, he takes the Decree and presents it to the Presbyteral Council of Priests and then to all the priests of the diocese and then the entire congregation. It’s a beautiful tradition respecting the authority of the Pope.

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"I don't want to see changes in the church when it comes to celibacy or women priests or our clear teaching about the sanctity of human life, and the unity of marriage between one man and one woman forever," Archbishop Timothy Dolan said in 2011. Pope Leo XIV has named Bishop Ronald Hicks of Joliet, Illinois, to succeed the retiring Dolan as archbishop of New York.

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Today, on the feast of Sts. Peter and Paul, Pope Leo XIV blessed the pallium and placed it over the shoulders of new metropolitan archbishops at Mass in St. Peter's Basilica. Among the 35 archbishops were four from the United States: Most Rev. Mark S. Rivituso, Archbishop of Mobile; Most Rev. Ronald A. Hicks, Archbishop of New York; Most Rev. James R. Golka, Archbishop of Denver; and Most Rev. James F. Checchio, Archbishop of New Orleans. The pallium, a band of white wool adorned with crosses, is worn over the shoulders and signifies an archbishop's unity with the Holy Father and his responsibility to care for the flock entrusted to him. In his homily, Pope Leo XIV called Sts. Peter and Paul builders of unity and servants of the truth in charity, an example for every shepherd and every Christian. Please keep these archbishops in your prayers. Archbishop Ronald Hicks Archdiocese of New York Archdiocese of Denver Archdiocese of NO

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In 2011, 60 Minutes described Cardinal Timothy Dolan as “hard to miss” and a “tireless promoter of all things Catholic." He led more than two million Catholics in New York for 16 years. Pope Leo XIV officially accepted Dolan’s resignation Thursday morning, the Vatican said. Dolan was named Archbishop of New York by Pope Benedict XVI in 2009 and led the archdiocese for 16 years.

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NEW: Pope Leo’s hand-picked successor to Cardinal Dolan, New York Archbishop Hicks defended quoting Bad Bunny among others during his installation Mass, arguing that the Catholic Church must engage and embrace the culture around it. At the close of the Today Show segment, he offered a prayer for God’s light, grace, and mercy to console Savannah Guthrie and her family amid the kidnapping of her mother.

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NEW NY ARCHBISHOP WAS MENTORED BY CDL CUPICH Yesterday, the Vatican announced that Pope Leo XIV “has appointed Bishop Ronald A. Hicks as metropolitan archbishop of New York….” During his first press conference in StPatsNYC, Archbishop Hicks shared a little about his background, explaining that he was “formed in Chicago, in the Archdiocese Chicago, under the care of Cardinal Bernardin [d. 1996], through the witness of Cardinal George [d. 2015], and by the mentorship of Cardinal Cupich. For all of them, I’m deeply grateful.” Similarly, he told Vatican News: “I was blessed to work with Cardinal Cupich for six years in the Archdiocese of Chicago before being named in Joliet, where I became the Ordinary for the past five years. During that time, I worked with him and a lot of very talented people. So, I learned some basic skills of governance, of administration, and also how to set priorities and keeping the mission of the Church in the center. I think that's probably one of the greatest things I learned.” Aside from the problem of being formed “under the care of Cardinal Bernardin” (see The Rite of Sodomy by Randy Engel for details), Archbishop Hicks celebrates the fact that he was mentored by Cardinal Cupich — one of the worst prelates in the American hierarchy (a spiritual son of “Uncle Ted” McCarrick). Under Cupich, Hicks says he learned “how to set priorities and keeping the mission of the Church in the center.” Does Cardinal Cupich even know what the mission of the Church is (hint: the salvation and sanctification of souls), let alone keep it at the center of anything he does? I hope and pray that Archbishop Hicks (who will eventually be Cardinal Hicks) ends up doing great things in and for Archdiocese of New York, but let’s be clear: he is self-admittedly a protégé of Cardinal Cupich, and that is deeply concerning.

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Pope Leo XIV celebrated his first Holy Mass as pontiff with the College of Cardinals in the very place where he had been elected just the evening before — the Sistine Chapel. In his homily, he offered a powerful reminder of the Church’s mission in a wounded world.

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At first press conference new Archbishop of New York Ronald Hicks said he grew up 14 blocks from Pope Leo, and that he told Cardinal Pierre when he called him with the question about the appointment: "I want to do the will of God," with "great humility" and " open heart." He said he comes from Chicago where he ministered under the "care" of Cardinal Bernardin, "witness" of Cardinal George and "mentorship" of Cardinal Cupich. He also said he wanted to give the "first controversial statement." Well, New Yorkers, and well, Pope Leo, he's a CUBS FAN and he said he'll remain a Cubs fan. He continued: "I'm committed to learning about the issues before our church, including the funds that the archdiocese has set aside to help resolve sexual abuse claims. As a church, we can never rest in our efforts to prevent abuse, to protect children and to care for survivors." He then smoothly switched to Spanish and said he loves the Latino culture. Finally, he said a lot of people are trying to "figure out" who he is and answered: "I love Jesus, with my mind, heart and soul" - below his "mission statement" in full. (Cardinal Dolan of course gets a gold medal of TV producers for facial expressions:)

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This morning, His Holiness Pope Leo XIV led bishops from all over the world in chanting the Nicene Creed in Latin, at the Altar of the Chair of St. Peter, as a sign of the Faith they received in Baptism, and in renewal of their fidelity to Christ.

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Pope Leo XIV receiving a figure of the Gateway to Europe for migrants monument in Lampedusa from the Archbishop of Agrigento, and gives him a chalice to remember his visit in return.

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Cardinal Robert Prevost has been announced as the new pope. He has chosen the papal name of Leo XIV. The crowd in St. Peter's Square erupted in stunned applause again as it was announced that the Catholic Church, for the first time in its history, had chosen an American as its leader.

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Shortly after accepting his election as the 267th Pope, Pope Leo XIV embraced each of the Cardinal Electors and then proceeded to the Pauline Chapel, where he spent a moment in prayer.

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During his meeting with local bishops and clergy on the second day of his visit to Lebanon, Pope Leo XIV offered the Golden Rose at the Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon in Harissa — a traditional papal gift placed at the feet of the dark statue of the Virgin. He explained that the Rose symbolizes carrying Christ and His fragrance into the world. It is an ancient gesture that invites the faithful to become, through their own lives, a “perfume of Christ” — not a rare or exclusive scent, but like the aroma of food shared at a generous table where everyone has a place.

During his meeting with local bishops and clergy on the second day of his visit to Lebanon, Pope Leo XIV offered the Golden Rose at the Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon in Harissa — a traditional papal gift placed at the feet of the dark statue of the Virgin. He explained that the Rose symbolizes carrying Christ and His fragrance into the world. It is an ancient gesture that invites the faithful to become, through their own lives, a “perfume of Christ” — not a rare or exclusive scent, but like the aroma of food shared at a generous table where everyone has a place.

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