page_title: American College of the Immaculate Conception
section_title: Episcopal alumni
hierarchical_section_title: American College of the Immaculate Conception / Episcopal alumni
caption_attribution_description: English: Photograph of the en:reredos of the en:chapel of the en:Immaculate Conception at the en:American College of Louvain
context_page_description: The American College of the Immaculate Conception, or the American College of Louvain, was a Roman Catholic seminary in Leuven, Belgium, which operated under the auspices of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Founded in 1857, the American College closed as a seminary in June 2011.
context_section_description: Over the years, a number of graduates of the American College have been appointed to the episcopacy. Bishop-alumni of the college include:
  Matthew Francis Brady (1893-1959), Bishop of Burlington (1938-1944) and Bishop of Manchester (1944-1959)
  Edward Kenneth Braxton (°1944), Auxiliary Bishop of St. Louis (1995-2001), Bishop of Lake Charles (2001-2005), and Bishop of Belleville (2005-2020)
  Jean-Baptiste Brondel (1842-1903), Bishop of Vancouver Island (1879-1883) and Bishop of Helena (1884-1903)
  Ferdinand Brossart (1849-1930), Bishop of Covington (1915-1923)
  Charles Albert Buswell (1913-2008), Bishop of Pueblo (1959-1979)
  Alphonse Liguori Chaupa (1959-2016), Auxiliary Bishop of Rabaul (2000-2003) and Bishop of Kimbe, Papua New Guinea (2003-2008)
  Francis Joseph Christian (°1942), Auxiliary Bishop of Manchester (1996–2018)
  Edmund Michael Dunne (1864-1929), Bishop of Peoria (1909-1929)
  Shelton Joseph Fabre (°1963), Auxiliary Bishop of New Orleans (2006-2013) and Bishop of Houma-Thibodaux (2013–present)
  Joseph John Fox (1855-1915), Bishop of Green Bay (1904-1915)
  Alphonse Joseph Glorieux (1844-1917), Vicar Apostolic of Idaho (1884-1893) and Bishop of Boise (1893-1917)
  Charles Pasquale Greco (1894-1987), Bishop of Alexandria (1946-1973)
  Francis Janssens (1843-1897), Bishop of Natchez (1881-1888) and Archbishop of New Orleans (1888-1897)
  Egidius Junger (1833-1895), Bishop of Nesqually (1879-1895)
  Jean-Nicolas Lemmens (1850-1897), Bishop of Victoria (1888-1897)
  Stephen Aloysius Leven (1905-1983), Auxiliary Bishop of San Antonio (1956-1969) and Bishop of San Angelo (1969-1979)
  Camillus Paul Maes (1846-1915), Bishop of Covington (1885-1915)
  Thomas Francis Maloney (1903-1962), sixth rector of the American College and Auxiliary Bishop of Providence (1960-1962)
  Russell Joseph McVinney (1898-1971), Bishop of Providence (1948-1971), influential in reopening the college in 1952
  Theophile Meerschaert (1847-1924), Bishop of Oklahoma (1891-1924)
  Robert Edward Mulvee (1930-2018), Bishop of Wilmington (1985-1995) and Bishop of Providence
  Henry Joseph O'Brien (1896-1976), Archbishop of Hartford (1945-1968)
  John Joseph O'Connor (1855-1927), Bishop of Newark (1901-1927)
  Bertram Orth, Bishop of Victoria (1900-1908)
  David Laurin Ricken (°1952), Coadjutor Bishop of Cheyenne (1999-2001), Bishop of Cheyenne (2001-2008), and Bishop of Green Bay (2008-present)
  Patrick William Riordan (1841-1914), Archbishop of San Francisco (1884-1914)
  Charles-Jean Seghers (1839-1886), Bishop of Vancouver Island (1873-1878, 1884-1886), Archbishop of Oregon City (1880-1884), and "Apostle of Alaska"
  John Lancaster Spalding (1840-1916), Bishop of Peoria (1877-1908) and co-founder of The Catholic University of America
  William Stang (1854-1907), Bishop of Fall River (1904-1907)
  Augustine Van de Vyver (1844-1911), Bishop of Richmond (1889-1911)
  Edward Weisenburger (°1960), Bishop of Salina (2012–2017) and Bishop of Tucson (2017–present)
  Alexander Mieceslaus Zaleski (1906-1975), Bishop of Lansing (1965-1975)
caption: The reredos of the American College's chapel of the Immaculate Conception.
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