Archbishop Ronald Hicks

Archbishop Ronald Hicks Archbishop Ronald Hicks was installed as the eleventh Archbishop of New York on February 6, 2026.
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If we have sacrificed ourselves to believe in, to follow, to serve and to love Jesus, then our reward will be great.
05/26/2026

If we have sacrificed ourselves to believe in, to follow, to serve and to love Jesus, then our reward will be great.

Today, I had the privilege of presiding over the Ordination Mass of and welcoming Father John Ippolito and Father Joseph...
05/23/2026

Today, I had the privilege of presiding over the Ordination Mass of and welcoming Father John Ippolito and Father Joseph Haas into the brotherhood as newly ordained priests of the Archdiocese of New York.

I was ordained during Pentecost weekend myself, so this day carries a special place in my heart. Like me, both of these men are new to the Archdiocese of New York, and it is a tremendous honor to walk alongside them as we begin this journey together. For years to come, we will be able to say that we started together in the year 2026.

Please keep Fathers Ippolito and Haas in your prayers as they begin their priestly ministry. May the Holy Spirit guide and strengthen them each day.

On the most recent episode of All Good Things, Fr. Dwyer and I talk about Timothy Cardinal Dolan’s anniversary, the Asce...
05/20/2026

On the most recent episode of All Good Things, Fr. Dwyer and I talk about Timothy Cardinal Dolan’s anniversary, the Ascension and Pentecost, and the duty of the Church to engage with the world.

Archbishop Ronald Hicks and Father Dave Dwyer talk about Cardinal Dolan’s anniversary, why we celebrate the Feast of the Ascension on Thursday, the meanings of Pentecost, Pope Leo’s upcoming encyclical on human dignity and artificial intelligence, the duty of the Church to engage with the world,...

What is eternal life? If you had to answer that question in just one sentence, how would you respond? In today’s Gospel,...
05/19/2026

What is eternal life? If you had to answer that question in just one sentence, how would you respond? In today’s Gospel, Jesus gives us a snapshot.

Today marks my first 100 days as Archbishop of New York, and I continue to feel happy, grateful, and truly blessed to se...
05/17/2026

Today marks my first 100 days as Archbishop of New York, and I continue to feel happy, grateful, and truly blessed to serve God’s people across the Archdiocese of New York.

It was an honor to gather today as a family of faith and a family of God with the Fire Department's Holy Name Society. To our firefighters and your families who give your lives so generously in service to others, we are deeply grateful for you and continue to keep you in our prayers.

As I begin day 101 tomorrow, I entrust my life to God, trusting that even in moments of uncertainty, He is always with us and listens when we pray.

On the most recent episode of All Good Things, Msgr. Vlaun and I talk about Pope Leo, what I love about First Communion,...
05/13/2026

On the most recent episode of All Good Things, Msgr. Vlaun and I talk about Pope Leo, what I love about First Communion, and young adults in the Church.

Archbishop Ronald Hicks and Monsignor Jim Vlaun talk about the first anniversary of Pope Leo, First Communion, Dorothy Day, and young adults living the faith.

Tutti a tavola a podcast!On the latest episode of All Good Things on SiriusXM’s The Catholic Channel, famed Italian Amer...
05/12/2026

Tutti a tavola a podcast!

On the latest episode of All Good Things on SiriusXM’s The Catholic Channel, famed Italian American restaurateur, Emmy winning TV host and author joins Archbishop Hicks to share her journey from escaping communism and living in a refugee camp to arriving in New York with the help of Catholic Charities.

Also featured: NYS Senator Jessica Scarcella-Spanton on the legacy of Dorothy Day, and Dr. Gabriel X. Martinez on his online coursework exploring why faith and economics can never be separated from everyday life.

05/12/2026

¡Sigamos celebrando a Dios, que nos da cosas buenas y anhela darnos cosas aún mejores!

Let us continue to celebrate God, who gives us things that are good and longs to give us that which is even better!

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