Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-07

Heart College. of Baltimore. Md.
Master of Iaws-Charles Henry Goddard.
ABB Gumboldp; LIB, Chicago Uni
Lorenzo Love. A. b., AM. tOberlin): LIB
(Catholic University of AmericaD. of Wash
ington. D. C. The latter. who was I'M
avoidably absent, is. like Mr. Smith, col
ored man.
The degree of master. of philosophy
Joseph Philip Gerry. A. B.. Johns Hopkins)
Of Washington. D. c., whose dissertation
was The Sonnet as an Index to English
Literature
Graduates In Theology.
Then followed the impressive ceremo-
MES connected with the theological candi-
dates They were presented by Very Rev.
c. p. Grammar. dean of the faculty of
theology, and previous to receiving their
degrees recited in Latin the profession of
faith.
The degree of bachelor of sacred theology
was conferred on John S. Capesius, Society
of Mary; Rev. Patrick Leo Crayton, Ph.B
tSt. Johns Seminary Brightom. archdio-
cese of Boston: Rev. Michael Joseph Crow
ley, diocese of Detroit; Rev. Charles James
Donohoe, diocese of Davenport; Rev. John
Edmund Fitzgerald, ABB, A. M. (Niagara
University. diocese of Albany; Rev. Fran
els Frederick Formaz. b. A. NJ (St. Fran
els College. Quincy. I'D, diocese of Alton;
Rev. Thomas Leo Healy, Phi. b. (St. Johns
Seminary. Brighton. Congregation of St.
Paul; Rev Michael Joseph McSorley. arch
diocese of Philadelphia; Rev. Francis Igna-
thus Purtell. archdiocese of Philadelphia i;
Rev. Casimir Smogor. Congregation of the
Holy Cross: Rev. John Thomas Stinson, A
4. Boston College,. archdiocese Of Boston
The degree of iicentiate in sacred theology
was conferred on Rev. Romanus Butin s.
T b. Catholic University of America). So
ciety of Mary. maXima cum laude; disser-
tation. Rational Preparation for an Act
u Lob, "
Catholic University of America), do
cese of Ogdensburg, cum laude: disserta-
ton Comparative Study of the LogoS-
Doctrine of st. John and Of Philo." Rev.
John Augustine Ryan. s. T. B. Catholic
University of Amerca). archdiocese of St.
Paul. maxima cum laude; dissertation,
Some Ethical Aspects of Speculation.
Rev. John SInythe. S. T. b. Catholic Uni
versity of America). archdiocese of San
Francisco. maxima cum laude: dissertation,
is Predestination Primarily to Grace or to
Glory? A Positive Study Rev. William
Lawrence Sullivan, Phi. B. (St Johns Sem
mary, Brighton) S. 7. b. CCatho!ic Univer-
sity Of America). congregation of st. Paul,
magma cum laude: dissertation, Some The
ore,ic duplicates Of Modern Philosophy.
Remarks of Cardinal Gibbons.
Cardinal Gibbons made an impressive and
scholarly address to the graduates. he
heartily congratulated them upon the we'll
merited honors they had received, and upon
the privilege they had enjoyed of pursuing
their studies at the Catholic University of
America II was an enviable and profitable
privilege, because the Catholic University
was not like other schools, which were
constantly seeking and never at the truth.
While they were constantly asking Where
Is the TRUTH" the young men before him
could cry out in the fullness of joy, Il
have found the truth here: l have found
the truth" They had not been taught like
other students that there was an irrecon-
cilable difference, an impossible chasm. be-