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Vor 6 Tagen · Am 27. Juni spendete ihm der Erzbischof von Buenos Aires Antonio Quarracino die Bischofsweihe. Mitkonsekratoren waren Emilio Ogñénovich, Bischof von Mercedes-Luján, und Ubaldo Calabresi, Apostolischer Nuntius in Argentinien. Am 3. Juni 1997 wurde Bergoglio zum Koadjutorerzbischof von Buenos Aires ernannt. Nach dem Tod von Kardinal ...
20. Apr. 2024 · Archbishop Antonio Quarracino of Buenos Aires knew of Father Bergoglio’s qualities and piety, and concluded that anyone that hated by the Jesuits couldn’t be half bad. So he asked for Father Bergoglio as his auxiliary bishop in 1992, and Pope John Paul agreed, later elevating him to be archbishop of Buenos Aires and a cardinal.
Vor einem Tag · Early life and education Carlos Saúl Menem was born on 2 July 1930 in Anillaco, a small town in the mountainous north of La Rioja Province, Argentina. His parents, Saúl Menem and Mohibe Akil, were Syrian nationals from Yabroud who had emigrated to Argentina. He attended elementary and high school in La Rioja, and joined a basketball team during his university studies. He visited Buenos Aires ...
5. Mai 2024 · It was Cardinal Antonio Quarracino, Archbishop of Buenos Aires, who wanted him as a close collaborator. So, on 20 May 1992 Pope John Paul II appointed him titular Bishop of Auca and Auxiliary of Buenos Aires. On 27 May he received episcopal ordination from the Cardinal in the cathedral.
3. Mai 2024 · Antonio Quarracino: argentinischer Kardinal der römisch-katholischen Kirche 74 00. Februar Humphrey Mulemba: sambischer Politiker 65 März. Tag Name Beruf, bekannt als Alter Beleg 0 1. März Walter Zuber Armstrong: US-amerikanischer Jazz ...
20. Apr. 2024 · *José Arturo Quarracino, emeritierter Professor der Philosophie an der Universidad del Salvador in Buenos Aires, Neffe von Kardinal Antonio Quarracino, der als Erzbischof von Buenos Aires und Primas von Argentinien den Aufstieg des Jesuitenpaters Jorge Mario Bergoglio möglich machte.
1. Mai 2024 · An interesting record connects the de Morvilles (builders of Dryburgh Abbey), the Vaux family, and the St Clairs of Herdmanston. About 1150, John de Vaux became the new lord of Dirleton and built a castle on Fidra Island, just off the coast of Dirleton in the Firth of Forth. In c. 1180, John’s son, William de Vaux granted Fidra to Dryburgh Abbey.
