New York Archbishop Ronald A. Hicks, the Archdiocese of New York and ArchCare Catholic healthcare ministry have challenged New York’s assisted suicide law.
Archbishop Ronald Hicks
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The settlement caps a five-year legal battle that has seen the archdiocese sell off property and take insurance giant Chubb to court over coverage for claims.
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After Pope Leo XIV announced his upcoming surgery to remove a lung nodule, Catholic bishops, clergy, religious and faithful in the U.S. offered up prayers.
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The first American-born bishop will be beatified Sept. 24 in St. Louis.
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Pope Leo XIV revived the tradition begun by St. John Paul II in 1983 by personally placing the pallium around the shoulders of newly named archbishops.
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“The goal is not to be ‘Spurs Nuns,'” but to be “consecrated women religious dedicated to helping the young and the poor,” Sister Bernadette said.
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The body representing “a majority of victim-survivors,” has worked “hard for months to reach agreement on a global settlement of all sex abuse lawsuits.”
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More U.S. Catholic bishops are speaking out in defense of Pope Leo XIV after President Donald Trump began denouncing the pope at length on social media and in verbal statements.
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The fatal crash of an Air Canada jet at New York’s La Guardia airport is a reminder of “the fragility of life,” and the call to “care for one another …
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NEW YORK (OSV News) — With standing-room only at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Archbishop Ronald A. Hicks of New York noted it was his first time presiding over the annual St. Patrick’s …
