Archdiocese of New York

The Archdiocese of New York serves New York City as well as 7 upper counties. Our mission is to live & proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ. FB & IG: archnewyork

[Archbishop Ronald Hicks @AbpNewYork]

Like everyone else here, I am rooting for the Knicks! I have a friendly wager with my friend Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, and I look forward to what he's going to send my way from San Antonio. Go Knicks!

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

Today we celebrate St. Charles Lwanga and his companions, the Ugandan Martyrs who were killed for their Christian faith in 1886. In the face of persecution, they remained steadfast in their commitment to Christ, leaving a witness that continues to inspire Catholics worldwide.

[Archbishop Ronald Hicks @AbpNewYork]

During my trip to Cleveland a couple of weekends ago, a few people asked if I was there to watch the Knicks sweep the Cavaliers! 🧹

As the Knicks tip off the NBA Finals tomorrow, we'll be cheering them on!

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

Today we honor Saints Marcellinus & Peter, martyrs of the early Church who gave their lives for Christ during the persecution of Emperor Diocletian.

So revered were they that their names entered the Roman Canon of the Mass & Constantine later built a basilica over their tomb.

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

A new episode of All Good Things with Archbishop Hicks airs today!

In this clip from last week's conversation with Prof Meghan Sullivan of Notre Dame, Archbishop Hicks discusses the Pope's first encyclical & the growing impact of AI on daily life.

Today at 2 PM ET on SiriusXM’s

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

Today, we honor St Justin, Martyr, a 2nd-century philosopher who embraced Christianity and became one of the Church's earliest defenders. Living during the Roman Empire, he explained Christian beliefs to civic leaders and documented some of the earliest descriptions of the Mass.

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity the mystery of one God in three Divine Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Before ascending to heaven, Jesus gave His disciples a mission that remains ours today:
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations..."

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

Built from a former gun factory, St. Peter's Church on Staten Island stands as testament to the faith and perseverance of Catholic immigrants who helped shape our nation.
As we celebrate America's 250th anniversary discover the Catholic stories woven into our country's history.

[Cardinal Dolan @CardinalDolan]

Today is the feast of Pope Saint Paul VI. Sometimes people ask me if I’ve ever met a saint – I think we all meet a lot of saints, but official saints, I’ve met a few. Every time I got to Rome, I visit the tomb of Pope Saint Paul VI. @thegnewsroom

[Archbishop Ronald Hicks @AbpNewYork]

Today in the Gospel we have a beautiful illustration of the importance of asking God and turning to Him for all things. We may not want to admit it, but we’re not in control of everything! We need everything from God.

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

Today we honor St. Augustine of Canterbury, the missionary sent by Pope Gregory the Great to bring the Gospel to England in the late 500s.

Through faith & perseverance, he helped lay the foundation of Christianity in England and became its first Archbishop of Canterbury.

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

On today’s All Good Things with Archbishop Hicks, the Archbishop and Fr. Dave discuss Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical and the impact of AI on society. Plus, newly ordained priests Fr. John Ippolito and Fr. Joseph Haas, and Prof Meghan Sullivan of Notre Dame on the ethics of AI

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

Today, the Church celebrates the Feast Day of St. Philip Neri, the 16th-century priest known for joyful evangelization, humor, and compassionate service.

Here in the ADNY, in the Bronx, his namesake Church and School continue his spirit through prayer, education & fellowship.

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

On Memorial Day, we remember and pray for the men and women who gave their lives in service to our nation.

May God grant eternal rest to the fallen and comfort to their families.

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

On Pentecost Sunday, the Church celebrates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles.

Above the altar of #StPatricksCathedral, the image of the Holy Spirit reminds us that the same Spirit still guides the Church today.

Come, Holy Spirit.

[Archbishop Ronald Hicks @AbpNewYork]

Today, I had the privilege of ordaining Fr John Ippolito & Fr Joseph Haas to the priesthood for @NY_Arch.

Ordained during Pentecost weekend, like me, we'll always be able to say we began this journey together in 2026. Please keep them in your prayers.

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

As America marks 250 years, we begin a new series on the Catholics who helped shape our nation.

First:, the Irish-born Catholic governor of colonial New York whose leadership helped lay foundations for religious freedom and representative government in America. #America250

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

Come, Holy Spirit!

This Pentecost Sunday, join Catholics from across New York for a celebration of faith, prayer, and community.

Visit https://t.co/1Scz1deXLV to find events in your neighborhood.

This Pentecost, let us be united in faith, hope, and mission.

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

St. Rita of Cascia chose forgiveness when others chose revenge, chose faith when circumstances offered despair, and chose God at every turn. Born in 15th-century Italy, she is venerated across the world as the Patron of Impossible Causes.

[Archdiocese of New York @NY_Arch]

Today the Church honors St. Christopher Magallanes and Companions who gave their lives during the religious persecution of the Cristero War in Mexico in the 1920s.