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Pope Leo's Surprise: A New Era for New York's Catholic Church

Pope Leo has appointed Bishop Ronald Hicks to succeed Cardinal Timothy Dolan as the leader of the Catholic Church in New York, marking a significant shift in U.S. Catholic leadership. Hick's appointment aligns with Pope Francis' reformist approach,

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Pope Leo replaces New York's Cardinal Dolan in shake-up of US Church

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New York has a new Archbishop. His background looks a lot like Pope Leo's

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Pope names new archbishop of Westminster as part of generational shift

ROME -- Pope Leo XIV named a new archbishop of Westminster on Friday in another high-profile appointment that signals a generational shift in the English-speaking Catholic hierarchy.

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Pope Leo XIV Appoints Illinois Bishop to Succeed New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan

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Pope Leo XIV names Joliet Bishop Ronald Hicks as archbishop of New York

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Who is Bishop Ronald Hicks, the next leader of the Archdiocese of New York?

While Leo spent two decades as a missionary in Peru, Hicks moved to El Salvador in 2005 to begin a five-year term as regional director of Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos in Central America, which serves mo...

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Pope replaces New York's Cardinal Timothy Dolan with little-known bishop

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Pope Names Hicks to Succeed Dolan as Archbishop of NY

Raised in South Holland, Joliet's bishop is appointed by Pope Leo XIV to oversee Archdiocese of New York

Bishop Ronald Hicks has been an acolyte of Chicago Cardinal Blase Cupich, and is one of the pope's first major U.S. appointments since being elected as worldwide leader of the Catholic church following the death of Pope Francis.

Long Island's Catholic Church: Can New York's new Archbishop Hicks influence Bishop Barres on key issues?

The new archbishop of New York, viewed by some as a leader in the mold of Pope Francis, may push the head of the Roman Catholic Church on Long Island to be more assertive on hot-button issues such as immigration, some local Catholics said Thursday.