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Dolan, New York and Ronald Hicks

Bishop Ronald Hicks welcomed to New York by Cardinal Dolan after Pope Leo accepts Dolan's resignation

Cardinal Timothy Dolan welcomed Bishop Ronald Hicks to Saint Patrick's Cathedral after Pope Leo officially accepted Dolan's resignation and named Hicks the new archbishop of New York .

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Cardinal Dolan emotionally welcomes Illinois Bishop Ronald Hicks as new Archbishop of New York

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Pope names fellow Chicagoan, Bishop Ronald Hicks, as new archbishop of New York

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

Pope Leo XIV has appointed a bishop from Illinois as the new leader of New York’s Catholic archdiocese, succeeding conservative Cardinal Timothy Dolan, who is retiring.

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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?

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Pope Leo names fellow Chicago native Ronald Hicks as New York archbishop

As the new archbishop, Hicks will be tasked with overseeing the payouts, which will require the selling off of church assets and making budget cuts.

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Pope Names Hicks to Succeed Dolan as Archbishop of NY

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Pope Leo installation of Bishop Hicks signals more progressive NY archdiocese

Who is Cardinal Timothy Dolan? The Archbishop of New York who stepped down after 17 years

Cardinal Timothy Dolan is among the most prominent prelates in the USA and recently was succeeded as the Archbishop of New York by Bishop Ronald A. Hicks.

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Former Milwaukee Archbishop Timothy Dolan replaced as cardinal in New York

Pope Leo XIV has accepted the resignation of Cardinal Timothy Dolan, former archbishop of Milwaukee, as the leader of New York's Catholic Church.

'He tried to bring all the races together,' said a parishioner, of Cardinal Timothy Dolan, amid reports of probable replacement

Multiple news reports indicated that Pope Leo XIV had chosen Bishop Ronald Hicks, 58, of the Diocese of Joliet, Illinois — the pontiff's hometown is on the south side of Chicago — to be the next archbishop of New York.