The radio show with New York Archbishop Ronald Hicks offers faith-based dialogue, real-world issues, and everyday life through a Catholic lens, the broadcaster said.
Archbishop Ronald Hicks of New York is hosting a program called All Good Things with Archbishop Hicks for SiriusXM’s Catholic Channel.
About a month after Archbishop Hicks was installed as New York’s 11th archbishop at St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Feb. 6, SiriusXM announced he is hosting the show. The program takes over the time slot previously held by former archbishop of New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan, who hosted “Conversations with Cardinal Dolan.”
Archbishop Hicks will host the weekly program alongside Father Dave Dwyer, host of the daily call-in show The Busted Halo Show and executive director of Busted Halo Ministries. Father Dwyer also co-hosted the radio show with Cardinal Dolan.
Archbishop Hicks and Father Dwyer will discuss real-world issues, current events, and everyday life through a Catholic lens, according to a statement. The show will offer conversation rooted in Church teachings and lived pastoral experience. The program will highlight works of those fostering personal conversion and the transformation of society through evangelization, the statement said.
The show joins a number of other Catholic faith-based shows
