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SALT LAKE CITY — Msgr. James T. Kenny, a native of Utah, was ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Duane G. Hunt June 17, 1945. Father Thomas J. Kaiser, a native of Minnesota, was ordained to the priesthood by Archbishop Leo C. Byrne of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn. June 4, 1949 for the Diocese of Salt Lake City. Together, they have given 118 years of priestly service to the Diocese of Salt Lake City, meeting the spiritual, educational, and often the basic material needs of the members of the Catholic communities in their care. Retired, both Msgr. Kenny and Fr. Kaiser have modest apartments at CHRISTUS St. Joseph Villa’s Independent Living Senior Apartments, and in their own ways, they continue to serve the community there.
>>>UINTAS — East Fork of the Bear Boy Scout Camp in the Uinta Mountains became a home away from home for Boy Scouts Cameron Smith and Daniel Lewis.
>>>SOUTH JORDAN — What do "Superman Returns" and the Catholic Mass have in common? Usually, not much. However, on Sunday, Aug, 27, both had one very important thing in common: stadium seating.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — When 9-year-old Bronwyn Stockton of Blessed Sacrament Parish, Sandy, learned there were children starting school who not only didn’t have backpacks, they didn’t have any school supplies to put in them, she went to work. By the time she was finished shopping, she’d fully stocked a bright pink backpack with all kinds of pencils, pens, erasers, notebooks, and crayons, mostly pink of course. Her backpack gift became one of more than 600 donated to Catholic Community Services of Utah’s Backpack Bonanza 2006 campaign.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Mele Vaisima, Judge Memorial Catholic High School’s student body president, is a friend to every one. She is in this world to serve her family, the students at school, the youth in her parish, and her parish community. She is a member of St. Patrick Parish, Salt Lake City, and is a graduate of Kearns-St. Ann School.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Gregory Glenn, founder of the Madeleine Choir School, said he gets at least five or six calls a year from people all over the country asking for advice about how to start a choir school.
>>>SANDY — Blessed Sacrament Elementary and Middle School was awarded a $300 grant from the Utah Aerospace Education Foundation, and a $500 grant from the Wal-Mart Supercenter in South Jordan.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Olivia Sandoval, 6, learned the gift of giving by donating 13 inches of her beautiful long, dark brown hair to Locks of Love last April. She is excited to be in the first grade at Our Lady of Lourdes School, Salt Lake City.
>>>LOGAN — Imagine you and 19 others in a life raft. There are many more people in the raft than can survive on the food and water provided. It falls to you to determine which of the 20 people, including yourself, will be allowed to stay in the raft’s 10 places. All you know about your fellow survivors is their occupations and their ages. Who would you choose?
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — "Catholic schools are one of the best kept secrets in Utah," said Molly Dumas. "Although, not any more."
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