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Honorary Degrees Conferred by the Catholic University of America Master List Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List 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 Recipient Degree Function Date His Majesty LL.D. Convocation 10/30/19 Albert, King of the Belgians 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 New York, NY Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List Recipient Degree Function Date 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 to Switzerland His Excellency, The Most Rev. LL.D. Convocation 11/13/39 Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List Recipient Degree Function Date 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 Foreign 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 of Poland Leo S. Rowe LL.D. Commencement 5/29/42 Director General of the Pan Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List Recipient Degree Function Date 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 Rector, 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 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 Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List Recipient Degree Function Date 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 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 Honorary Degrees Conferred by The Catholic University of America Master List Recipient Degree Function Date 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. LL.D. Convocation 5/11/59 Egidio Vagnozzi, D.D. His Eminence, Alfred Cardinal LL.D. Commencement 6/7/59 Ottaviani James Paul Mitchell LL.D. Commencement 6/7/59 John Hundale Lawrence Dr.Sc. Commencement 6/7/59 John Gilland Brunini Litt.D. Commencement 6/7/59 His Eminence, Gregory Peter XV LL.D. Convocation 5/11/60 Cardinal Agagianian The Hon.
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