Pope Leo promotes archbishop who barred Pelosi from Communion to one of Vatican's highest courts
He warns that assisted suicide is a "slippery slope" and an "assault on life," emphasizing that life is sacred and a gift to be cherished. Hicks references Pope Francis and Pope John Paul II's embrace of suffering at the end of life as examples. "I receive this responsibility with a profound sense of stewardship, recognizing that every office in the Church is entrusted for the service of Christ, His people, and the mission of the Gospel.
- ▪He warns that assisted suicide is a "slippery slope" and an "assault on life," emphasizing that life is sacred and a gift to be cherished.
- ▪Hicks references Pope Francis and Pope John Paul II's embrace of suffering at the end of life as examples.
- ▪"I receive this responsibility with a profound sense of stewardship, recognizing that every office in the Church is entrusted for the service of Christ, His people, and the mission of the Gospel.
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Media Pope Leo promotes archbishop who barred Pelosi from Communion to one of Vatican's highest courts Salvatore Cordileone will serve a five-year term on the Apostolic Signatura while leading San Francisco Archdiocese By Rachel del Guidice Fox News Published July 29, 2026 1:00pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video NY archbishop: Assisted suicide law is a 'slippery slope' Archbishop Ronald Hicks, from the Archdiocese of New York, strongly criticizes New York's new "medical aid in dying" law. He warns that assisted suicide is a "slippery slope" and an "assault on life," emphasizing that life is sacred and a gift to be cherished.
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