The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-31

Paul j. Glenn, Rector of st.
Charles Seminary.
James ]. Carroll, Chancellor of
the Diocese. was made domestic
prelate with the title of Right
Reverend Monsignor. New Papal
Chamberlains to the Holy Father
are the Very Reverend Monsig-
nors Lawrence ]. Corcoran, Ben
nett c. Applegate, George F.
Schorr and James J. Kulp.
The late Bishop Ready had Pc
titioned the Holy See several
months ago, requesting these spe-
cial honors be granted. All of the
priests had been close associates
with him in the administration Of
special work in the Diocese for
many years.
The title Porthonotary Apos-
tolic is the highest rank of pre-
late below a bishop within the
Church. 1t confers the right to
the use of the mitre anc bugia
on major feast days along with
other special privileges.
The late Monsignor Glenn, who
had been rector of st. Charles
Seminary since 1945, had gained
national reputation for his
work in philosophy. From his
earliest years in the priesthood
he was concerned about the re-
yival and growth of this science
in the United States. Having
taught philosophy at St. Charles
Seminary from 1927 he realized
its availability to the lalty would
be restricted until English texts
could be used.
He wrote IA books on the vari-
Gus branches and topics in phiIos-
ophy which were quickly adopted
as texts in colleges throughout
the United States. Many of these
books were translated into other
languages for similar use beyond
this country. Monsignor Glenn,
until he became rector, received
constant invitations to teach this
subject at summer sessions of
other colleges, among which
were Notre Dame University,
Seton Hill College and Mary
grove College.
He was a frequent contributor
to professional journals and
wrote the column "Just Among
Ourselves" for The Catholic
Times. He died on April q,
1857.
Monsignor Carroll
Ordained in 1945, the Right
Reverend James ]. Carroll serv-
ed as an Assistant Pastor at ST.
Mary's Parish, Marion and Holy
Family Parish, Columbus, before
receiving an assignment to the
Chancey office in 1850. Gradual
ing from St. Charles Seminary,
he received his theological train
ing at Mt. st. Mary's Seminary,
Norwood, Ohio, and later did
graduate work at the Catholic
University in Washington, DC,
where he was awarded the doc
torate in Canon Law. He has held
various assignments in the office
of the Most Reverend Bishop and
was named Chancellor of the Di-
ocese on November %, 1856.
Monsignor Coreoran
The Very Reverend Lawrence
]. Corcoran, ordained in 1943, at
tended st. Charles Seminary and
completed his priestly training at
Mt. ST. Mary's Seminary in Nor
wood, Ohio. He holds a masters
degree I'm social work from the
Catholic University in Washing
ton, DC.
For two years following his
ordination he served at the Ca
thedral and assisted at the Chan
cery Office.
Upon his return from graduate
studies at the Catholic Universe
ty, in 1947, he was appointed by
Bishop Ready as Assistant Direc-
tor Of the Catholic Welfare Bu-
reau which position he holds at
the present time.
Monsignor Corcoran is Chap
lain of st. AIMS Hospital, Colum-
bus, and the Naval Air Station,
Port Columbus, as well as mod
orator of the Diocesan st. VIM
cent de Paul Society and the
Council of Catholic Nurses.
Monsignor Apologize
The Very Reverend Bennett c.
Apologize was appointed Super
intendent of Schools September
%, 1852, and has held that office
during a period of great expan-
sion of school facilities.
Ordained in 1945 in Bishop
Ready's first ordination class for
the Diocese of Columbus. he
holds masters degree in educa-
tion from the Catholic University
of America. He pursued his SEM
mary training at st. Charles Sem
mary, Columbus, and Mt. st.
Mary's Seminary, Norwood, Ohio.
Following his ordination, he
was assigned as Assistant Pastor
of st. Mary's Parish, Delaware.
On his return from graduate
work in education at the Catholic
University. he was appointed to
the faculty of st. Charles Semi
nary.
On the direction of Bishop
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