Bishop Raymond Chappetto serves with the Diocese of Brooklyn as auxiliary bishop emeritus, maintaining an active presence in the Roman Catholic community. He emphasizes the importance of finding hope each day through prayer, good deeds, reading the Bible, and following Christ. Throughout his ministry, Bishop Chappetto has led parishes in Brooklyn and Queens with canonical authority over sacramental ministry, community outreach, faith formation, and liturgical celebrations.

Bishop Chappetto earned his bachelor's degree and Master of Divinity from Our Lady of Angels Seminary/Niagara University in Albany, and later completed a Master of Arts in Religious Education at St. John's University. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1971 and began his ministry as a parochial vicar at Saint Camillus Church in Queens, delivering spiritual leadership through daily masses and homilies.

In 1997, Bishop Chappetto was named a Prelate of Honor (Monsignor) by Saint John Paul II. He was ordained as Auxiliary Bishop in 2012 and served as Vicar General of the Diocese of Brooklyn from 2013 to 2022. He maintains a regularly updated blog and published "Up Front and Personal Devotion to St. Peregrine After Cancer Diagnosis" in The Tablet in 2024.