The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-14
BISHOP SEES
CATHOLIC j, AS
GREATEST
Predicts Institution Will Be-
come Strongest Learning
Center III World.

arhe Catholic University is des-
tined to become the strongest seat
of learning in the wol Id. This will
be brought about by the co-opera-
ton of the clergy, the cooperation
of the laity, with the cooperation
of the alumni association and with
the cooperation of the 2O,0OO,OOO
Catholics in the country who Will
IN time realize the importance of
This institution and appreciate the
big work 1t is doing"
Archbishop Michael j. Curley, OF
Baltimore, made this statement yes
terday in addressing the 2SS gradu-
ates at the thirty-fourth commence
ment exercises of the Catholic Uni
versity.
Following the archbishop's proph-
0cy Of the growth of the university,
Bishop Thomas J. Shahan, rector
OF the university, announced new
School of Canon Law which IS to be
opened in the fall and to have four
professors.
For the first time in the history
OF the Catholic University, the
graduates of the Catholic Sisters
College received their diplomas with
the graduates of the university.
The following received oiplOnlas
and certificates at, graduating exer-
cises yesterday at Catholic Univer-
sity of America:
The School of the Sacred Sci
ences, bachelor of canon law-Rev.
Patrick Henry Cleary, Maryknoll,
N. T.; Rev. John Joseph Coady,
Baltimore, Nd; Rev. John Joseph
Edward Vincent GDargin, New York,
NJ IT
c.. S. c., Holy Cross College: Rev.
John Aloysius Godfrey, Philadelphia,
Pa; Rev Francis Edward Hage-
dorm, Kansas City, Mo-; Rev. Maui
rice Edward Hughes, Scranton, Pa;
Rev. Wenceslaus Aloysius Losien-
ieclki, Scranton, Pa; Rev. Joseph
Peter McGinn, A. f.. M, Maryknoll,
N. r.; Rev. Ignatius Walter Nall,
Philadelphia. Pa; Rev. Thomas
Joseph O'Dwyer, Los Angeles, CAL;
Rev. Thomas Anthony O'Melia, A.
F. NJ, Maryknoll, N. Y; Rev. John
Michael Puskar, Pittsburgh, Pa;
Rev. Robert Joseph Sherry, Cincin-
natl, Ohio; Rev. Francis Joseph
Bachelor of Sacred Theology
York, N. Y; Rev. Raymond Bene-
=
Rev. Thomas Vincent Cassidy.
Providence, r. l.; Rev Patrick
Henry Cleary, A. F. M, Marylknoll,
n. Y; Rev. Joseph William Con-
nors, A. F. M, Maryknoll. N. Y;
Rev. John Joseph Consid4he. A. F.
NJ, Maryknoll, n. Y; Rev. Martin
Joseph Conway. New. York, N. Y;
Rev. Edwin Vincent Dargin. New
York, N. Y; Rev. John Aloysius
Godfrey, Philadelphia, Pa; Rev.
Francis Edward Hagedorn. Kansas
City. Mo-; Rev. James Ignatius
King, St. Paul. Mimi; Rev. Wen
ceslaus AIoysius Losieniecki, Scrans-
ton. Pa: Rev Joseph Peter Nc.
CHM, A. F. NJ, MaryknoIl, N. T.;
Rev. Patrick Adam McHugh, sac
ramento, Cal; Rev.. Ignatius Wal
ter Nall, Philadelphia. Pa: Rev.
Thomas Joseph O'Dwyer, Los
Angeles, Cal; Rev. Thomas An
thony O'MelYa. A. F. M. Mary
knoll, n. Y; Rev. AAloysius Gerard
drew Elliott Robinson, Alton. Ill;
cinnati, Ohio; Rev. Joseph Aloysius
Francis Joseph Winslow, "A. F. NJ,
Maryknoll, N. Y.
From the Sulpician Seminary: Rev.
Edward Robert Braham, Baltimore,
Nd; Rev. Raymond James Campion,
Brooklyn, N. Y; Rev. Ladislaus An
thony Czapran, Grand Rapids,
Mich; Rev. Francis Xavier Down
ing, Brooklyn, N. z; Rev. Gerald
James Finan. Baltimore, Md; Rev.
Kelvin Joseph Guinagh, Pittsburgh,
Pa; Rev. Raymond Ambrose Kin
navey, Davenport, Iowa; Rev. Joseph
Thomas Kennedy, Baltimore. Md;
Rev: George Bernard Lescher, Chi
cago, ILL.,: Rev George Dewey
Potter, Fall River, Mass; Rev.
Joseph Alfred Rivard, Hartford,
Conn.,; Rev. Leonard Robin, New
Orleans, La; Rev. Charles Patrick
Trainer, Fall River, Mass; Rev.
John Joseph Wade, Fall River,
Mass; Hilary Robert Weger, Toledo,
From the st. Paul Seminary, ST.
Paul, Mimi: Rev. Raymond Peter
Duncan, Dubuque, Iowa; Rev. Fran
els Merritt Farley, ST. Paul, Mimi;
Rev George Henry Gales, st. Paul,
Mimi; Rev. Joseph Honore GULL
mette, st. Paul, Mimi; Rev. Cleo
phas John wis, Sioux City, Iowa;
Rev. George Daniel O'Brine, Sioux
City, Iowa.
Licentiate in Canon Law-Rev. Ed
ward Vincent Dargin, New York,
N. Y; Rev. John Aloysius Godfrey,
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