Bishop Ronald Hicks to Lead Archdiocese of New York, Succeeding Cardinal Dolan
CBS New YorkJanuary 5, 20262 min27,389 views
10 connections·13 entities in this video→Transition in the Archdiocese of New York
- 🔔 It is expected that Pope Leo XIV will accept the resignation of Timothy Cardinal Dolan as Archbishop of New York.
- 🗓️ Cardinal Dolan submitted his resignation in February upon reaching the age of 75, as is customary.
New Leadership Appointed
- 🎯 Bishop Ronald Hicks of Joliet, Illinois, is expected to be named the new leader of the Archdiocese of New York.
- 🤝 Bishop Hicks shares commonalities with Pope Leo XIV, including being a native of suburban Chicago and fluent in Spanish.
Cardinal Dolan's Tenure
- ✝️ Cardinal Dolan was ordained a priest in 1976 and appointed Archbishop of New York in 2009.
- ❤️ He is described as a compassionate defender of church teaching and a warm-hearted leader, loved by New Yorkers both Catholic and non-Catholic.
- 🙏 Dolan has expressed his acceptance of retirement in the spirit of trusting the Lord and the Holy Father.
Looking Ahead
- 🎤 Bishop Hicks is likely to appear with Cardinal Dolan tomorrow to mark this transition.
- 📰 Updates on this breaking story will be available on cbsnewyork.com and streaming on CBS News.
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