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When J.D. Vance applied to law school, he viewed it as a pathway out of his chaotic upbringing in working-class Middletown, Ohio.

Then he won a spot at his dream school. Yale Law not only accepted him for the fall of 2010, but also offered a nearly full ride.

Over the next three years, Yale dramatically influenced the trajectory of his life, leading to important connections, a job in venture capital and marriage to a classmate.

Even his memoir, “ Hillbilly Elegy ,” was partly the outgrowth of a paper he wrote in a Yale class. And he leveraged the story, which chronicles his childhood and the alienation of the working class, into a best seller, a movie deal and a political career — winning election to the U.S. Senate in 2022, at age 38.

Despite Yale’s transformative role in his life, Mr. Vance’s relationship with the school could be summed up as conflicted.

Graduating from Yale was “the coolest thing” he had ever done, “at least on paper,” he wrote in his memoir. But he also portrayed himself as an outsider who flubbed law firm interviews and was baffled when asked whether he preferred chardonnay or sauvignon blanc — he had never heard of either. And his classmates remember his sarcasm and cynicism when discussing what he thought of as the school’s liberal bubble.

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Here’s a list of all the new priest assignments for the Archdiocese of Denver, including pastor and parochial vicar reassignments, parish administrators and chaplains. These appointments are effective July 1, 2022, unless noted otherwise.

Pastors Renewed for an Additional Six Years (or one year) at the Same Parish:

Christ on the Mountain, Lakewood- Rev. David Allen

St. Scholastica, Erie- Rev. Robert Wedow

St. Theresa, Frederick- Rev. Hernan Florez

Our Lady of Loreto, Foxfield- Rev. David Bluejacket

Notre Dame, Denver- Msgr. Edward Buelt

Spirit of Christ, Arvada- Rev. Christopher Renner

St. Joan of Arc, Arvada- Rev. Nathan Goebel

Sacred Heart of Jesus, Boulder- Rev. Mark Kovacik

Good Shepherd, Denver- Rev. James E. Fox (one year)

Presentation of Our Lady, Denver- Rev. Ed Poehlmann (one year)

St. Michael the Archangel, Aurora- Rev. Terry Kissell (one year)

Pastors Changing Parishes and New Pastor Assignments for Six Years:

St. Jude, Lakewood- Rev. Jason Thuerauf

Sts. Peter and Paul, Wheat Ridge- Rev. James Goggins

St. Mary, Greeley- Rev. Wojciech Gierasimczyk

St. Paul, Idaho Springs; Our Lady of the Assumption, Central City; Our Lady of Lourdes, Georgetown- Rev. John Green

Our Lady of the Plains, Byers- Rev. Jeffrey Wilborn

Blessed Sacrament, Denver- Rev. John Ludanha

St. Anthony of Padua, Denver- Rev. Arturo Chagala

St. John the Evangelist, Loveland- Rev. Shannon Thurman

St. Thomas More, Centennial- Rev. Randy Dollins (in addition to his obligations as Vicar General)

Holy Ghost, Denver- Rev. Paul Nguyen, O.M.V. (until his ministry here is complete)

Parochial Vicars:

St. Thomas More, Centennial- Rev. Christopher Marbury

St. Mary, Greeley- Rev. Crispin Kibambe

St. Peter, Greeley- Rev. Donatian Kaigoma

Queen of Peace, Aurora- Rev. Mauricio Bermudez

St. Gianna Beretta Molla, Denver- Rev. Vincent Bui

Immaculate Heart of Mary, Northglenn- Rev. Tadeusz Kopczynski

Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Denver; St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Denver- Rev. John-James Arcidiacono, C.S.J.

St. Helena, Fort Morgan; St. Francis of Assisi, Weldona; Our Lady of Lourdes, Wiggins- Rev. Joseph Oiye, I.M.C.

St. Anthony of Padua, Denver- Rev. Miljenko Pavkovic

Other Assignments:

Missio ad gentes in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania- Rev. Fernando Londoño

Mission to Orlando, Florida, serving with the Neocatechumenal Way- Rev. Franklin Sequeira

Vice-Rector of Saint John Vianney Theological Seminary- Rev. John Nepil (in addition to his obligations as Housefather and Professor)

Director for Vocations – Rev. Jason Wallace

Chaplain at Annunciation Heights- Rev. Ryan O’Neill

Housefather and Professor at St. John Vianney Theological Seminary- Rev. Daniel Eusterman

Housefather at St. John Vianney Theological Seminary- Rev. Adam Bradshaw

Spiritual Director at St. John Vianney Theological Seminary- Rev. James Thermos

Retirements:

Msgr. Thomas Fryar

Msgr. Robert Kinkel

Rev. Stephen Adams

Rev. Chrysostom Frank

Priests Leaving the Archdiocese of Denver:

Rev. Christopher Uhl, O.M.V.

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Official archdiocesan assignments for 2022

The following is a list of changes in assignments for priests in the Archdiocese of San Antonio, effective July 1, 2022, unless otherwise noted.

Impending retirement

• Msgr. James Janish as administrator pro tem of St. Leo the Great Church in San Antonio, with assignment concluding June 30. Msgr. Janish will then resume retirement.
• Father Norbert Herman as pastor of Our Lady Queen of Peace Church in Kenedy, with assignment concluding on Dec. 31, 2022. Father Herman will then return to Poland.

Medical leave

• Father Frank Garcia, on medical leave as parochial vicar from Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Selma until Dec. 31, 2022. During this period he will live in residence at St. Francis of Assisi Church in San Antonio.
• Father Frank Macias as pastor of St. Leo the Great Church in San Antonio.
• Father José Ramon Perez as pastor of St. Lawrence, the Martyr Church in San Antonio.
• Msgr. Kevin Ryan as pastor of St. Mark the Evangelist Church in San Antonio.

Assignment outside archdiocese

• Father Alejandro del Bosque from Church of the Holy Spirit in San Antonio to the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
• Father Dennis Aréchiga as pastor of St. Mark the Evangelist Church in San Antonio.
• Father Eric Ritter as pastor of St. Matthew Church in San Antonio.
• Father Arnold Ibarra as pastor of St. Lawrence, the Martyr Church in San Antonio.
• Father José Puente as pastor of St. Benedict Church in San Antonio.
• Father Pius Ezeigbo as pastor of St. Mary Church in Stockdale and St. Ann Church in Kosciuszko.
• Father Martin Parayno as pastor of Santo Niño Church in San Antonio.
• Father Mark Dreves as pastor of Church of the Holy Spirit in San Antonio.
• Father Antonio Gonzalez as pastor of St. Leo the Great Church in San Antonio.
• Father Juan Carlos Bello as pastor of Holy Name Church in San Antonio.
• Father Eduardo Lalo Martinez as pastor of St. Joseph Church in Honey Creek.
• Father Alberto Marin as pastor of St. Jude Church in San Antonio.
• Father Servando Guerrero as pastor of St. Leonard Church in San Antonio.
• Father Andy Martinez, OFC Conv., as pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Immaculate Conception Church, and St. Alphonsus Church, all in San Antonio.
• Father Joel Quezada, MSpS, as pastor of St. Luke Church in San Antonio.
• Father Lauro Gonzalez, MNM, as pastor of St. Agnes Church in San Antonio, effective May 1, 2022.
• Father Doo You Kim as pastor of Korean Martyrs Church in San Antonio.

Administrators

• Father Rafal Duda as administrator of Notre Dame Church in Kerrville.
• Father Abel Ruiz as administrator of St. Bonaventure Church in San Antonio.
• Father José Manuel Otaolaurruchi as administrator of Sacred Heart Church in Del Rio.
• Father Jomon Joseph as administrator of Prince of Peace Church in San Antonio.
• Father Dennis Venegas as pastor of El Carmen Church in Losoya.

Parochial vicars

• Father Danny N’yangu as parochial vicar of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Selma.
• Father Cristian Ubaldo Martinez Castro, OFM Conv., as parochial vicar of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Immaculate Conception Church, and St. Alphonsus Church, all in San Antonio.
• Father Praveen Lakkisetti as parochial vicar of St. Pius X Church in San Antonio.
• Father Donatien Balikene as parochial vicar of Prince of Peace Church in San Antonio.
• Father Jorge Haro, MSpS, as parochial vicar of St. Luke Church in San Antonio.
• Father Michael Coronado as parochial vicar of St. Joseph Church and Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, both in Del Rio.
• Father Duncan Amek as parochial vicar of St. Jude Church in San Antonio and Deaf Ministry as needed.

Special ministry

• Father Brian Garcia as director of Campus Ministry, working with archdiocesan Department of Pastoral Ministries.

In residence

• Father Philip Ley, OFM Conv., in residence at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Immaculate Conception Church, and St. Alphonsus Church, all in San Antonio.
• Father Roberto Saldivar, MSpS, in residence at St. Vincent de Paul Church in San Antonio.

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Effective February 12, 2024

Reverend Ethan Moore appointed Parochial Vicar of C-1 Family of Parishes which includes St. John the Evangelist, New Paris, St. Mary, Camden, St. Mary, Oxford and Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Eaton.

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Reverend Kenneth Alt, CPPS appointed Parochial Vicar of NW-8 Family of Parishes which includes Holy Redeemer, New Bremen, Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Cassella, Precious Blood, Chickasaw, St. Augustine, Minster, St. John the Baptist, Maria Stein, St. Joseph, Egypt, St. Rose, St. Rose and St. Sebastian, St. Sebastian effective July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2026.

Reverend Brice J. Berger appointed Parochial Vicar of C-3 Family of Parishes which includes St. Francis de Sales, Lebanon and St. Philip the Apostle, Morrow.

Reverend Adam C. Berning appointed Parochial Vicar of NW-2 Family of Parishes which includes Holy Rosary, St. Marys, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Montezuma, Immaculate Conception, Celina, St. Patrick, Glynwood and St. Teresa, Rockford.

Reverend Alex Biryomumeisho appointed Parochial Vicar of NW-7 Family of Parishes which includes Holy Angels, Sidney, Sacred Heart of Jesus, McCartyville, St. Michael, Fort Loramie and Sts. Peter & Paul, Newport.

Reverend James Gaynor, CPPS appointed Parochial Vicar of NE-6 Family of Parishes which includes Emmanuel, Dayton, Holy Trinity, Dayton, Precious Blood, Dayton, St. Joseph Dayton, St. Paul, Englewood and St. Rita, Dayton effective July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2026.

Reverend John P. Grusenmeyer appointed Parochial Vicar of NW-3 Family of Parishes which includes St. Aloysius, Carthagena, St. Bernard, Burkettsville, St. Francis, Cranberry Prairie, St. Henry, St. Henry and St. Wendelin, St. Wendelin.

Reverend Aaron Hess appointed Parochial Vicar of S-3 Family of Parishes which includes Guardian Angels, Mt. Washington, Immaculate Heart of Mary, Anderson Township, St. Jerome Mission Church, Cincinnati and St. John Fisher, Newtown.

Reverend Edward J. Hoffmann will be released from the Archdiocese of Cincinnati for extended Active Duty as a chaplain in the United States military.

Reverend Mark Hoying, CPPS appointed Parochial Vicar of NW-8 Family of Parishes which includes Holy Redeemer, New Bremen, Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Cassella, Precious Blood, Chickasaw, St. Augustine, Minster, St. John the Baptist, Maria Stein, St. Joseph, Egypt, St. Rose, St. Rose and St. Sebastian, St. Sebastian effective July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2027.

Reverend Louis Jacquemin appointed Parochial Vicar of SW-7 Family of Parishes which includes Our Lady of Lourdes, St. Aloysius Gonzaga, St. Antoninus, St. Catharine of Siena and St. Martin of Tours, Cincinnati.

Reverend Michael Kapolka will be released from the Archdiocese of Cincinnati for extended Active Duty as a chaplain in the United States military.

Reverend Jarred Kohn appointed Parochial Vicar of NE-1 Family of Parishes which includes Immaculate, Conception, North Lewisburg, Sacred Heart, St. Paris, St. Mary, Urbana, St. Mary of the Woods, Russells Point, St. Michael, Mechanicsburg and St. Patrick, Bellefontaine.

Reverend Christopher Komoroski appointed Pastor of NE-2 Family of Parishes which includes St. Bernard, Springfield, St. Charles Borromeo, South Charleston, St. Joseph, Springfield, St. Raphael, Springfield and St. Teresa of the Child Jesus, Springfield.

Reverend Benson Lokidiriyo appointed Parochial Vicar of SW-7 Family of Parishes which includes Our Lady of Lourdes, St. Aloysius Gonzaga, St. Antoninus, St. Catharine of Siena and St. Martin of Tours, Cincinnati.

Reverend Benjamin S. Mersch appointed Parochial Vicar of C-2 Family of Parishes which includes Holy Family, Middletown, Holy Name of Jesus, Trenton, and Our Lady of Sorrows, Monroe.

Reverend Matthew E. Montag appointed Parochial Vicar of C-7 Family of Parishes which includes St. Maximilian Kolbe, Liberty Township.

Reverend Ethan Moore appointed Parochial Vicar of NW-1 Family of Parishes which includes Holy Trinity, Coldwater, Mary Help of Christians, Ft. Recovery, St. Anthony, St. Anthony, St. Joseph, St. Joseph, St. Mary, Philothea, St. Paul, Sharpsburg and St. Peter, St. Peter.

Reverend Robert K. Muhlenkamp appointed Pastor of NW-2 Family of Parishes which includes Holy Rosary, St. Marys, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Montezuma, Immaculate Conception, Celina, St. Patrick, Glynwood, and St. Teresa, Rockford.

Reverend Thomas Nevels appointed Pastor of NE-5 Family of Parishes which includes St. Charles Borromeo, St. Albert the Great and Ascension, Kettering.

Reverend Edward Pratt appointed Parochial Vicar of SE-7 Family of Parishes which includes St. Andrew, Milford, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Milford and St. Veronica, Mt. Carmel.

Reverend James Riehle reappointed to another 6-year term as Pastor of C-7 Family of Parishes which includes St. Maximilian Kolbe, Liberty Township.

Reverend Anthony J. Sanitato appointed Parochial Vicar of NE-5 Family of Parishes which includes Ascension, St. Albert the Great, and St. Charles Borromeo, Kettering.

Reverend Jeremy S. Stubbs appointed Parochial Vicar of S-8 Family of Parishes which includes Holy Cross-Immaculata, Our Lord Christ the King, St. Rose and St. Stephen, Cincinnati.

Reverend John Tonkin appointed Pastor of NW-7 Family of Parishes which includes Holy Angels, Sidney, Sacred Heart of Jesus, McCartyville, St. Michael, Fort Loramie and Sts. Peter and Paul, Newport.

Reverend Nam Quoc Vu, SVD , appointed Parochial Vicar of C-6 Family of Parishes which includes Queen of Peace, Hamilton, St. Aloysius, Shandon, St. Joseph, Hamilton, St. Julie Billiart, Hamilton, and St. Peter in Chains, Hamilton.

Reverend Michael Willig appointed Parochial Vicar of Holy Face of Jesus Parish, Wapakoneta.

Reverend Sean Wilson appointed Pastor of Holy Face of Jesus Parish, Wapakoneta.

Retirement from active ministry

Reverend Anthony Dattilo, Parochial Vicar of SW-7, effective July 1, 2024

Reverend Robert Farrell, Parochial Vicar of C-3, effective July 1, 2024

Reverend John MacQuarrie, Pastor of NE-2, effective July 1, 2024

Effective August 1, 2024

Reverend Alan Hirt, OFM, appointed Pastor of S-14 Family of Parishes which includes St. Clement, St. Bernard and St. Francis Seraph, Cincinnati.

Reverend William (Jud) Weiksnar, OFM , appointed Parochial Vicar of S-14 Family of Parishes which includes St. Clement, St. Bernard and St. Francis Seraph, Cincinnati.

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Priest assignments announced

Father John A. Riley, chancellor, announces the following appointments made by Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann, effective July 1, unless otherwise noted.

Msgr. Charles McGlinn, from pastor of Curé of Ars Parish, Leawood, to retirement from pastoral leadership.

Father Brandon Farrar, from pastor of Annunciation Parish, Baldwin City, and St. Francis of Assisi Parish, Lapeer, to pastor, Sacred Heart Parish, Emporia.

Father Richard Halvorson, from pastor of Holy Trinity Parish, Paola, to pastor of Holy Spirit Parish, Overland Park (effective Jan. 1, 2016).

Father Craig Maxim, from pastor of Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish, Shawnee, to pastor of Queen of the Holy Rosary Parish, Overland Park.

Father Marianand Mendem, from pastor of St. Francis Xavier Parish, Burlington; St. Joseph Parish, Waverly; St. Patrick Parish, Emerald; and St. Teresa Parish, Westphalia, to pastor, St. Dominic Parish, Holton, St. Francis Xavier Parish, Mayetta, and chaplain of Our Lady of Snows Oratory, Potawatomi Indian Reservation.

Father Peter O’Sullivan, from pastor of Queen of the Holy Rosary Parish, Overland Park, to pastor of Holy Trinity Parish, Paola.

Father Christopher Rossman, from pastor of St. Dominic Parish, Holton, St. Francis Xavier Parish, Mayetta, and chaplain of Our Lady of Snows Oratory, Potawatomi Indian Reservation, to pastor of Annunciation Parish, Baldwin City, and St. Francis of Assisi Parish, Lapeer.

Father Daniel Schmitz, from parochial vicar of St. Michael the Archangel Parish, Leawood, and chaplain of St. Thomas Aquinas High School, Overland Park, to pastor of Annunciation Parish, Frankfort; St. Monica-St. Elizabeth Parish, Blue Rapids; and St. Columbkille Parish, Blaine.

Father Quentin Schmitz, from parochial vicar of St. Joseph Parish, Shawnee, and chaplain of St. James Academy, Lenexa, to pastor of St. Francis Xavier Parish, Burlington; St. Joseph Parish, Waverly; St. Patrick Parish, Emerald; and St. Teresa Parish, Westphalia.

Father Richard Storey, from pastor of Holy Spirit Parish, Overland Park, to pastor of Curé of Ars Parish, Leawood.

Father Patrick Sullivan, from pastor of Annunciation Parish, Frankfort; St. Monica-St. Elizabeth Parish, Blue Rapids; and St. Columbkille Parish, Blaine, to pastor of Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish, Shawnee.

Parochial administrator

Father Thomas Dolezal, from pastor of Sacred Heart Parish, Emporia, to parochial administrator of Holy Spirit Parish, Overland Park (until Jan. 1, 2016).

Parochial vicars

Father Jonathan Dizon, from ordination to the priesthood to parochial vicar of Most Pure Heart of Mary Parish, Topeka, and chaplain of the Washburn Catholic Campus Center, Topeka.

Father Karl Good, CMOP, from priestly ministry as a member of the Marian Community Oasis of Peace, Italy, to parochial vicar of Holy Spirit Parish, Overland Park, (effective Feb. 28, 2015) and discerning diocesan priesthood for the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas.

Father Nathan Miller, LC, from advanced studies in Rome for the Legionaries of Christ, to parochial vicar of St. Michael the Archangel Parish, Leawood, and discerning diocesan priesthood for the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas.

Father Daniel Morris, from ordination to the priesthood to parochial vicar of Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish, Shawnee, and chaplain of St. James Academy, Lenexa.

Father Matthew Nagle, from ordination to the priesthood to parochial vicar of St. Michael the Archangel Parish, Leawood, and chaplain of St. Thomas Aquinas High School, Overland Park.

Father Jesús René Pérez Casallas, from priestly ministry in the Diocese of Zipaquirá, Colombia, to parochial vicar of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Topeka (effective April 22, 2015).

Father Anthony Saiki, from parochial vicar of Most Pure Heart of Mary Parish, Topeka, to parochial vicar of Holy Cross Parish, Overland Park.

Father Oswaldo Sandoval, from residency at Holy Cross Parish, Overland Park, to parochial vicar of Good Shepherd Parish, Shawnee, and continuing as coordinator of Hispanic ministry in the Johnson County Pastoral Region.

Father Daniel Stover, from ordination to the priesthood to parochial vicar of St. Joseph Parish, Shawnee, and assistant chaplain of Bishop Miege High School, Roeland Park.

Father Richard Halvorson, from pastor of Holy Trinity Parish, Paola, to a six-month sabbatical ending Jan. 1, 2016.

Father Adam Wilczak, from assistant chaplain of St. Thomas Aquinas High School, Overland Park, to continuing as parochial vicar of Prince of Peace Parish, Olathe.

Father John Riley, from residency at Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish, Shawnee, (effective Aug. 23, 2014) to offering sacramental assistance at St. Ann Parish, Prairie Village, and continuing as chancellor and Safe Environment Coordinator.

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Gene E. Davis February 17, 2018 at 8:34 pm | Permalink Howdy: I am trying to get in contact with Father Ken Kelley. I sure would appreciate any information. Gene E. Davis 4146 Clark Rd. Meriden Ks 66512 May God Bless you

Hi Gene, thanks for reaching out! Father Ken Kelly is at St. Pius X in Mission. You can reach him at the parish by calling (913) 432-4808.

Howdy: I am trying to get in contact with Father Ken Kelley. I sure would appreciate any information. Gene E. Davis 4146 Clark Rd. Meriden Ks 66512 May God Bless you