El arzobispo designado de la Arquidiócesis de Nueva York, monseñor Ronald A. Hicks, nos habla desde el corazón y nos muestra su visión pastoral al iniciar su nueva etapa como arzobispo de Nueva York el 6 de febrero.

In his first sit-down interview with The Good Newsroom, Archbishop-designate Ronald A. Hicks reflects on his first impressions of the Archdiocese of New York, the global character of its Catholic community, and the spiritual foundations guiding his leadership. He speaks about Saint Patrick’s Cathedral as a center of faith and shares how prayer, pastoral care, and respect for human dignity shape his approach as he prepares to serve the people of New York.

Rev. Ryan Muldoon will serve as part-time secretary to the cardinal-emeritus, with continued duties as Director of the Archdiocesan Interfaith Office, and as adjunct professor at St. Joseph Seminary.

“Nueva York tiene mucha suerte de tenerlo como arzobispo”, dijo el reverendo William T. Corcoran.

“New York is extremely lucky to have him serve as your archbishop,” said the Very Reverend William T. Corcoran.