Notable Alumni of University of Saint Mary of the Lake
Notable alumni of University of Saint Mary of the Lake include Francis Arinze (Nigerian Catholic cardinal and former Vatican prefect), Wilton Daniel Gregory (Catholic cardinal, former Archbishop of Washington) and Robert Barron (Catholic bishop and theologian).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Edwin R. Chess 1913–2000
Air Force major general and Chief of Chaplains
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Philip J. Rock 1937–2016
Former President of the Illinois Senate
Science and academia
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John Dominic Crossan 1934–
New Testament scholar and DePaul University professor emeritus
Arts and media
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Andrew Greeley 1928–2013
Catholic priest, sociologist and novelist
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Dawn Eden 1968–
Author, theologian and canon lawyer
Other fields
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Francis Arinze 1932–
Nigerian Catholic cardinal and former Vatican prefect
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Wilton Daniel Gregory 1947–
Catholic cardinal, former Archbishop of Washington
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Robert Barron 1959–
Catholic bishop and theologian
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Edward Egan 1932–2015
Catholic cardinal, former Archbishop of New York
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Ronald Hicks 1967–
Catholic Archbishop of New York
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Thomas J. Paprocki 1952–
Catholic bishop of Springfield in Illinois
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Gerald Frederick Kicanas 1941–
Former Catholic bishop of Tucson, Arizona
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Edward James Slattery 1940–2024
Catholic bishop of Tulsa from 1993 to 2016
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Patrick William Riordan 1841–1914
Roman Catholic Archbishop of San Francisco
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Aloysius John Wycislo 1908–2005
Eighth Catholic bishop of Green Bay
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Francis J. Kane 1942–
Former auxiliary bishop of Chicago
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Michael Pfleger 1949–
Chicago Catholic priest and social activist
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Jerome Edward Listecki 1949–
Former Catholic archbishop of Milwaukee
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John George Vlazny 1937–2025
Former archbishop of Portland in Oregon
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Alberto Rojas 1965–
Catholic Bishop of San Bernardino
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Edward Braxton 1944–
Former Catholic Bishop of Belleville
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Joseph M. Siegel 1963–
Catholic bishop of Evansville, Indiana
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James S. Wall 1964–
Catholic Bishop of Gallup
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Thomas Joseph Murphy 1932–1997
Catholic archbishop of Seattle
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with University of Saint Mary of the Lake (people who attended both).