inputs: hypothesis: Edward M. Egan is the New York Catholic Archbishop. premise: Looking drawn and moving stiffly after three days in the hospital this week, Cardinal Edward M. Egan returned to the pulpit of St. Patrick's Cathedral on Thursday to participate in Holy Week services for the last time as archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York. A little more than a week before his retirement, Cardinal Egan, 77, was stricken with severe stomach pains on Saturday night and driven to St. Vincent's Hospital Manhattan in Greenwich Village. He was released on Tuesday after treatment for a gastrointestinal virus, with an unspecified appointment to come back for pacemaker implantation surgery, and with instructions from doctors to rest.