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Honorary Degrees Conferred by the Catholic University of America Master List M:\ WEB\Master Listing of All Honorary Degrees.Doc Recipient Degree Function Date Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List M:\_WEB\Master Listing of All Honorary Degrees.doc Recipient Degree Function Date Charles Warren Stoddard L.H.D. Awarding of First 3/7/1896 (Member of the Faculty) Secular Degrees Rev. George M. Searle, C.S.P. Ph.D. Awarding of First 3/7/1896 (Member of the Faculty) Secular Degrees Charles Joseph Bonaparte LL.D. 25th Anniversary, CUA 4/15/1915 Baltimore, MD Nicholas Charles Burke LL.D. 25th Anniversary, CUA 4/15/15 Baltimore, MD Lawrence Francis Flick LL.D. 25th Anniversary, CUA 4/15/15 Philadelphia, PA Charles George Herbermann Litt.D. 25th Anniversary, CUA 4/15/15 New York, NY Ernest LaPlace LL.D. 25th Anniversary, CUA 4/15/15 Philadelphia, PA Garret William McEnerney LL.D. 25th Anniversary, CUA 4/15/15 San Francisco, CA Thomas Maurice Mulry LL.D. 25th Anniversary, CUA 4/15/15 New York, NY John Benjamin Murphy LL.D. 25th Anniversary, CUA 4/15/15 Chicago, IL Frederic Courtland Penfield Litt.D. 25th Anniversary, CUA 4/15/15 New York, NY Walter George Smith LL.D. 25th Anniversary, CUA 4/15/15 Philadelphia, PA Hannis Taylor LL.D. 25th Anniversary, CUA 4/15/15 Washington, DC James Joseph Walsh Litt.D. 25th Anniversary, CUA 4/15/15 New York, NY Thomas Addis Emmet L.H.D. Ceremony held in residence 5/29/17 New York, NY of Mr. Emmet in NY City His Eminence S.T.D. Ceremony held in residence 10/29/19 Desideratum Cardinal Mercier of the Archbishop of New York Archbishop of Malines, Belgium Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List M:\_WEB\Master Listing of All Honorary Degrees.doc Recipient Degree Function Date His Majesty LL.D. Convocation 10/30/19 Albert, King of the Belgins Rev. John Joseph Wynne, S.J. S.T.D. Commencement 6/16/26 New York, NY His Excellency J.D. Convocation 1/26/28 William Thomas Cosgrave President of the Irish Free State John Joseph Mangan LL.D. Commencement 6/26/28 Lynn, MA His Excellency LL.D. Inauguration of Rt. Rev. 11/14/28 Calvin Coolidge James H. Ryan as Rector President of the U.S. Of Catholic University Herbert Eugene Bolton (absentia) LL.D. Commencement 6/11/29 San Francisco, CA Very Rev. Martin Stanislaus LL.D. Convocation 10/10/30 Gillet, O.P. Master General of the Order of Preachers His Excellency Paul Claudel Litt.D. Commencement 6/10/31 Ambassador of France to the U.S. Rt. Rev. Paul Ladeuse (absentia) LL.D. Commencement 6/10/31 Rector, The Catholic University of Louvain Very Rev. Agostino Gemelli, LL.D. Commencement 6/10/31 OFM, Rector, the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan His Excellency LL.D. Commencement 6/15/32 Nobile Giacomo de Martino Italian Ambassador to the U.S. His Excellency LL.D. Commencement 6/15/32 Leonidas Pitamic Minister of Yugoslavia to the U.S. Frederic Charles Hirons M.S. Commencement 6/15/32 Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List M:\_WEB\Master Listing of All Honorary Degrees.doc Recipient Degree Function Date New York, NY His Excellency LL.D. Private Convocation 2/11/33 Sesostris S. Pasha, Minister of Egypt to the U.S. His Excellency LL.D. Commencement 6/14/33 Franklin Delano Roosevelt President of the U.S. His Excellency the Most Rev. LL.D. Commencement 6/13/34 John J. Glennnon Archbishop of St. Louis and Member, Board of Trustees, CUA His Eminence LL.D Convocation 11/14/34 William Cardinal O’Connell Archbishop of Boston and Chairman Board of Trustees, CUA Rt. Rev. Edward A. Pace LL.D. Commencement 6/12/35 Vice-Rector of CUA Mr. Justice Pierce Butler LL.D. Inauguration of Rt. Rev. 11/18/36 Member Board of Trustees, Joseph Corrigan as Rector CUA of CUA Rt. Rev. Michael Joseph LL.D. Inauguration of Rt. Rev. 11/18/36 Lavelle, New York, NY Joseph Corrigan as Rector of CUA His Excellency Senor Dr. Jose LL.D. Convocation 2/27/37 Carlos de Macedo Soares Former Minister of Foreign Relations of Brazil His Excellency, The Most LL.D. Convocation 11/13/39 Rev. Amleto G. Cicognani, Apostolic Delagate to the U.S. His Excellency, The Most Rev. LL.D. Convocation 11/13/39 John J. Mitty, Archbishop of San Francisco His Excellency, The Most Rev. LL.D. Convocation 11/13/39 Fillipo Bernardini, Titular Bishop of Antioch, Papal Nuncio Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List M:\_WEB\Master Listing of All Honorary Degrees.doc Recipient Degree Function Date to Switzerland His Excellency, The Most Rev. LL.D. Convocation 11/13/39 Pascal Robinson, O.F.M. Titular Archbishop Tyana, Papal Nuncio to Eire His Excellency, the Most Rev. LL.D. Convocation 11/13/39 James C. McGuigan Archbishop of Toronto His Excellency, The Most Rev. LL.D. Convocation 11/13/39 Manuel Ruiz y Rodriguez Archbishop of Havana His Paternity, The Rev. LL.D. Convocation 11/13/39 Wladimir Ledocbouski, General of the Society of Jesus The Honorable Joseph P. Kennedy LL.D. Convocation 11/13/39 Ambassador to Great Britain The Rt. Rev. Henry Hyvernat LL.D. Convocation 11/13/39 Andrews, Prof. Of Biblical Archaeology and Professor of Semitic Languages and Literatures at CUA The Rev. Mother M. Katherine LL.D. Convocation 11/13/39 Drexel, Foundress and Superior General of the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament for Indians and Colored People William W. Bishop Litt.D. Convocation 11/13/39 Librarian, University of Michigan Herbert Putnam, Librarian of Litt.D. Convocation 11/13/39 Congress Emeritus Julio Tobar Donoso, Minister LL.D. Commencement 6/11/41 of Foregin Affairs of Ecuador Jeferson Caffery LL.D. Commencement 6/11/41 Ambassador to Brazil General Wladyslaw Sikorski LL.D. Commencement 5/29/42 Commander in Chief of the Polish Army and the Prime Minister Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List M:\_WEB\Master Listing of All Honorary Degrees.doc Recipient Degree Function Date of Poland Leo S. Rowe LL.D. Commencement 5/29/42 Director General of the Pan American Union Rev. John P. McCaughan LL.D. Commencement 5/29/42 Diocese of Springfield, MA Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Gleason LL.D. Commencement 5/29/42 Archdiocese of San Francisco The Honorable Victor Andres LL.D. Rector’s Inauguration 11/9/43 Belaunde, Vice Retor, Catholic University of Peru Monsignor Honore LL.D. Commencement 6/12/46 Van Waeyenbegh, Rector of the Catholic University of Louvain The Most Rev. Emmanuel Suarez LL.D. Special Convocation 3/21/48 Master General of the Order of Preachers Mother Mary Agatha Ryan LL.D. Commencement 6/9/48 Mr. Frank Anthony Kuntz M.S. Commencement 6/9/48 Mr. William H. Doherty D.Sc. Commencement 6/7/50 Ablos E. Castenda LL.D. Commencement 6/6/51 Eugene A. Clark LL.D. Commencement 6/6/51 William L. Galvin LL.D. Commencement 6/6/51 Clarence E. Martin LL.D. Commencement 6/6/51 Mother Elizabeth Britt, R.S.C.J. D.Ed. Commencement 6/11/52 His Excellency, Jose Felix de LL.D. Commencement 6/11/52 Lequerica y Erquiza, Ambassador of Spain Chaunogy McCormick S.Sc.D. Commencement 6/11/52 Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List M:\_WEB\Master Listing of All Honorary Degrees.doc Recipient Degree Function Date Alceu Amorose Lime LL.D. Commencement 6/9/53 The Hon. Dwight D. Eisenhower LL.D. Inauguration of 11/19/53 President of the U.S. Bishop McEntegart His Excellence, Shigeru Yoshida LL.D. Commencement 6/8/54 Prime Minister of Japan The Hon. Thos. E. Murray Dr.Sc. Commencement 6/8/54 Mr. William F. Ryan Dr.Sc. Commencement 6/8/54 The Hon. John H. Hearne LL.D. Commencement 6/7/55 Ambassador of Ireland The Hon. John F. Brosnan LL.D. Commencement 6/7/55 Regent of the University of The State of New York Mr. Eugene J. Butler, Head LL.D. Commencement 6/7/55 Legal Dept. National Catholic Welfare Conference Mr. Lewis L. Guarnieri, Trustee LL.D. Commencement 6/7/55 CUA Mr. Neil MacNeil, Former Editor LL.D. Commencement 6/10/56 New York Times The Honorable LL.D. Commencement 6/10/56 John W. McCormack M.C.U.S. from MA Mr. George Meany, President LL.D. Commencement 6/10/56 A.F.L.-C.I.O. The Very Rev. Edgar Schmiedeler LL.D. Commencement 6/10/56 O.S.B., Former Director, National Conference on Family Life Mr. Thos. W. Pangborn, President Dr. Sc. Commencement 6/10/56 Pangborn Corporation Profe. Hugh Stott Taylor, Dean Dr. Sc. Commencement 6/10/56 of Grad. School, Princeton Univ. Dr. Francis Jos. Braceland Dr. Sc. Commencement 6/9/57 Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List M:\_WEB\Master Listing of All Honorary Degrees.doc Recipient Degree Function Date Mr. John Henry De Rosen L.H.D. Commencement 6/9/57 Mr. Luke Edward Hart LL.D. Commencement 6/9/57 The Hon. Robert D. Murphy LL.D. Commencement 6/9/57 His Excellency, The Most Rev. S.T.D. Commencement 6/8/58 Amleto Giovanni Cicognani Apostolic Delegate to the U.S. The Very Rev. Brother Amundus Dr. Sc. Commencement 6/8/58 Leo Call, F.S.C. The Hon. James Farraher LL.D. Commencement 6/8/58 The Hon. Robert H. Kelley LL.D. Commencement 6/8/58 His Excellency, the Most Rev.
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