Juan Carlos Cardinal Aramburu

Background

Aramburu, Juan Carlos Cardinal was born on February 11, 1912 in Reduccion, Argentina.

Education

Ordained priest Roman Catholic Church, 1934. Ordained titular bishop of Plataea and auxiliary of Tucuman, Argentina, 1946, bishop, 1953, 1st archbishop, 1957. Titular archbishop of Torri di Bizacena and coadjutor archbishop of Buenos Aires, 1967, archbishop of Buenos Aires, 1975-1990, archbishop emeritus, 1990, elevated to cardinal, 1976.

Titular church, St. John the Baptist of Florentines. Ordinary for Eastern Rite Catholics in Brazil without ordinaries of their own rites.

Career

Ordained priest Roman Catholic Church, 1934. Ordained titular bishop Plataea & auxiliary of Tucuman Argentina, 1946. Bishop, 1953; 1st archbishop, 1957.

Torri di Bizacena and coadjutor archbishop Buenos Aires, 1967. Archbishop, 1975—1990. Archbishop emeritus, from 1990.

Created cardinal, 1976. Titular church St. John Baptist of Florentines. Ordinary for Eastern Rite Catholics in Brazil without ordinaries of their own rites.

Member Congregations: Oriental Churches, Catholic Education.

Membership

Member of Congregations: Oriental Churches, Catholic Education.

Connections

Father:

Claudio Aramburu

Mother:

Maria Maturana