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Archbishop Ronald Hicks Welcomed to New York by Thousands at St. Patrick's Cathedral

CBS New YorkFebruary 7, 20262 min1,136 views
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Installation of Archbishop Ronald Hicks

  • Thousands of faithful gathered at St. Patrick's Cathedral to welcome the new Archbishop of New York, Ronald Hicks.
  • ❄️ Hundreds braved frigid temperatures to be present for this special moment, filling the cathedral and gathering outside.

Hopes for New Leadership

  • 🕊️ Attendees expressed a strong hope that Archbishop Ronald Hicks will spread a message of unity and hope.
  • 🌎 His experience working in Latin America was highlighted as a reason why many feel seen and heard, with hopes it will help break barriers and reach Spanish-speaking communities.

The Church's Mission

  • ✝️ One attendee emphasized that the church is missionary and meant to go out and announce the good news, not be a country club.
  • 📣 The large turnout was seen as a way for people to announce to New York City that Christ is risen and the church is alive.

A Personal Welcome

  • 🥹 When informed of the hundreds waiting to welcome him, Archbishop Hicks was moved to tears and expressed his gratitude.
  • 🤝 The event marked a significant moment for both new and long-time members of the Catholic Church in New York.
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