Statement from Archbishop Ronald Hicks

| 07/13/2026

By: Archbishop Ronald Hicks

July 13, 2026

Dear Friends,

On July 1, I returned to the Archdiocese of New York from a beautiful and powerful pallium pilgrimage in Rome. Shortly after my return, I was diagnosed with a detached retina in my left eye and underwent surgery. I am grateful to share that the initial surgery was successful, and I am now in a period of recovery over the next several weeks.

I am truly touched by the care and concern that I know many of you feel, and I am deeply grateful for your kindness and support. During this time of healing, as I may not be able to respond personally, may I suggest that, instead of sending “get well soon” cards, messages, or making calls, you keep me in your prayers. Your prayers mean the world to me, and please know that I am praying for each of you as well.

I will do my best to keep you updated. May our Lord, who brings light to the darkness and grants us the sight to walk in His ways, guide us all in faith and healing. Thank you again for your prayers, and may God bless you always.

As I remain –

Sincerely Yours in Christ,
† Most Reverend Ronald Hicks
Archbishop of New York

Durante la Misa él nos recuerda que nuestra vida consiste en construir el reino que Dios nos ha regalado en nuestra vida y en nuestro corazón.

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