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(15 Apr 2009) 1. Wide of St. Patrick's Cathedral exterior 2. Top shot of congregation in St. Patrick's Cathedral 3. Archbishop-designate Timothy Dolan waving on steps 4. Pan of altar boys and procession outside on 5th Avenue 5. Mid of cardinals and bishops outside 6. Pull out from crucifix on pillow 7. Dolan hammering exterior of door at St. Patrick's 8.Dolan walking through doors to applause 9. Clergy applauding 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Archbishop Pietro Sambi, the Vatican ambassador to the U.S: "Your eminence, it is with joy that I present to you hi excellency the most reverend Timothy Michael Dolan who has been chosen by his holiness Pope Benedict the sixteenth to be your successor as the tenth Archbishop of New York." 11. Various of crowd applauding 12. Retiring Archbishop of New York Cardinal Edward Egan embracing Dolan to applause 14. Wide of congregation 15. Dolan, kisses a cross, then blesses clergy with holy water 16. Dolan walking up to large chair on alter, to applause 17. Wide of altar 18. Congregation applauding 19. SOUNDBITE: (English) Timothy Dolan, Archbishop-designate: "We have to confess that there's a lot lurking out there to keep us from opening the door to Jesus. There's sin and fear and sadness to keep us closed up inside, evident in so many problems and worries, the scandal of clergy sexual abuse and caring for those hurt, the challenges of strengthening out parishes, schools, and charitable outreach, the threats to marriage, family, to the unborn baby and the fragile human life at all stages, the need for vocations, the list is long, the list is haunting." 20. Clergy at end of service, proceeding out of church STORYLINE Archbishop-designate Timothy Dolan has urged New Yorkers to give up fear and embrace faith in the first of two services installing him as the city's Roman Catholic leader, the most prominent post in the American church. In his sermon, the former Milwaukee archbishop said on Tuesday that Jesus does not force open people's hearts, but waits for them to accept him. He built the homily around a central moment in the ceremony, when he knocked on the doors of St. Patrick's Cathedral before entering. Dolan succeeds New York Cardinal Edward Egan, who is retiring after nine years. The New York archdiocese is the nation's second-largest after Los Angeles, yet is the most visible face of American Catholicism, and has been led by prelates who were giants inside and outside the church. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...