Original sentence: Archbishop Kelly celebrated 20 years as Archbishop of Louisville, 25 years as a bishop and 50 years as a Dominican in 2002.Archbishop Kelly was appointed by Pope John Paul II in December 1981, and he took possession of the archdiocese in February 1982.Archbishop Kelly was born in Rochester, New York, in 1931.Bishop Maloney retired from active ministry, but remained the Auxiliary Bishop of Louisville and Bishop of Bardstown, saying the traditional Latin Mass at Saint Martin of Tours in Louisville.He died on April 30, 2006 at the age of 93.He entered the Dominican order in 1951, was ordained a priest in 1958, received a Licentiate in Theology degree from the Dominican House of Studies in 1959, and a doctorate in canon law from the Rome campus of the University of St.He was ordained at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.In 1995, he was named titular bishop of Bardstown, Kentucky.In late May 2007 he announced his plans to begin an extended sabbatical at his former residence at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, and in June announced his replacement as Archbishop by Joseph Edward Kurtz of Knoxville, TN.Maloney, DD was ordained auxiliary bishop of Louisville on February 2, 1955.On July 14, 2006 Archbishop Kelly submitted his resignation to Pope Benedict XVI as required by Canon Law.Pope Paul VI named him auxiliary to the Archbishop of Washington, and titular bishop of Tusuro, Africa in 1977.Prior to becoming Archbishop of Louisville, Archbishop Kelly served as chief administrative officer and general secretary of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops (NCCB) and the United States Catholic Conference (USCC) (now the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops).The Most Reverend Charles G.Thomas in 1962