A low-key Chicago-area missionary is replacing Trump ally Cardinal Dolan in New York
Summary
Pope Leo XIV appointed Bishop Ronald Hicks as the new archbishop of New York to replace Cardinal Timothy Dolan. This change signifies a shift in leadership style as Hicks emphasizes a more pastoral approach compared to Dolan's active public engagement.Key Facts
- Bishop Ronald Hicks has been appointed as the new archbishop of New York by Pope Leo XIV.
- Hicks replaces Cardinal Timothy Dolan, who has reached the Church's mandatory retirement age of 75.
- Dolan was known for his public appearances and support for President Trump.
- Hicks, a Spanish-speaking pastor, previously served in the Diocese of Joliet in Illinois and worked in El Salvador.
- Hicks aims to follow a pastoral model and aligns with Pope Leo's vision.
- Dolan's previous political comments received mixed reactions, while Hicks has less focus on political engagement.
- Hicks supports Catholic teachings on human dignity and immigration reform.
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