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Dolan: "I can't tell you how much I miss Milwaukee"
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Former Milwaukee Archbishop Timothy Dolan participates in Solemn Vespers ceremonies as part of his installation as the leader of the Archdiocese of New York, at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York in 2009. He will be elevated to Cardinal in a ceremony February 18. READ MORE|PHOTO GALLERY Image by Bloomberg News
NEW YORK - Cardinal-designate Timothy Dolan is humbled by his new honor, the former Milwaukee Archbishop told Wisconsin's Afternoon News on Friday.
"It has been a great day. My voice has had it," Dolan joked.
"My main sacred responsibility remains to be the Archbishop of New York," the archbishop said.
When asked about the possibility of ever becoming a Pope, Dolan humbly responded, "that is not going to happen."
Despite all the honors and accolades, the archbishop still holds Milwaukee close to his heart.
"I can't tell you how much I miss Milwaukee."
Click to hear Dolan's full interview on Wisconsin's Afternoon News
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