The Catholic Church marked the Jubilee for Prisoners on December 14. On Thursday, The Good Newsroom visited Thrive for Life Prison Project’s Abraham House in the Bronx, where the living witness of mercy, dignity, and second chances comes to life for people in prison and for the formerly incarcerated.
Founded by Jesuit priest Father Zachariah Presutti, SJ, the ministry serves justice-impacted men and women through education, reentry support, and spiritual accompaniment. At Abraham House, men returning home after incarceration find housing, formation, and community. Through prayer, shared meals, education, and daily accompaniment, Thrive for Life helps individuals rebuild their lives and rediscover hope beyond prison walls.
In his homily from Mass today at St. Patrick's Cathedral, Archbishop Ronald Hicks reflects on his first 100 days as the Archbishop of New York.
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Archbishop Ronald Hicks
| 05/17/2026
Archbishop Hicks spent his first 100 days visiting parishes, schools, seminaries, and civic leaders across the Archdiocese of New York, celebrating Masses and building community relationships.
By:
Archbishop Ronald Hicks
| 05/17/2026
Archbishop Ronald A. Hicks looks at his first 100 days as Archbishop of New York.