Juan Carlos Aramburu

Juan Carlos Aramburu (11 February 1912 – 18 November 2004) was an Argentine prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Buenos Aires. Quotes The Holy Father's trip to Britain may have caused a bad impression, and I want to reassure you that he has manifested his constant desire to be evenhanded to the two countries. Trip to Argentina is Set by the Pope (27 May 1982) New York Times Quotes about Juan Carlos Aramburu His generous and intense work, first as a priest and then as the bishop of Tucuman and then for 23 years as the archbishop of this particular Church, extending his ministerial work after his retirement in the shrine of St. Cajetan as a witness to the cause of the Gospel, all are proof of his deep love for the Church and his zeal for saving souls. John Paul II, Pope sends telegram of condolence on the death of Cardinal Aramburu (18 November 2004) Catholic News Agency External links Category:1912 births Category:Roman Catholic bishops Category:Cardinals Category:2004 deaths