Juan Carlos Cardinal Aramburu †

Deceased

Archbishop Emeritus of Buenos Aires, Argentina

Cardinal-Priest of San Giovanni Battista dei Fiorentini

Events

Date	Age	Event	Title
11 Feb 1912		Born
28 Oct 1934	22.7	Ordained Priest	Priest of Río Cuarto, Argentina
7 Oct 1946	34.6	Appointed	Auxiliary Bishop of Tucumán, Argentina
7 Oct 1946	34.6	Appointed	Titular Bishop of Plataea
15 Dec 1946	34.8	Ordained Bishop	Titular Bishop of Plataea
28 Aug 1953	41.5	Appointed	Bishop of Tucumán, Argentina
1 Nov 1953	41.7	Installed	Bishop of Tucumán, Argentina
13 Mar 1957	45.0	Appointed	Archbishop of Tucumán, Argentina
14 Jun 1967	55.3	Appointed	Coadjutor Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Argentina
14 Jun 1967	55.3	Appointed	Titular Archbishop of Turres in Byzacena
21 Apr 1975	63.1	Appointed	Bishop of Argentina, Faithful of the Eastern Rites
22 Apr 1975	63.1	Succeeded	Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Argentina
24 May 1976	64.2	Elevated to Cardinal
24 May 1976	64.2	Appointed	Cardinal-Priest of San Giovanni Battista dei Fiorentini
10 Jul 1990	78.4	Retired	Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Argentina
30 Oct 1990	78.7	Retired	Bishop of Argentina, Faithful of the Eastern Rites
18 Nov 2004	92.7	Died	Archbishop Emeritus of Buenos Aires, Argentina

MicroData Summary
Juan Carlos Aramburu
Juan Carlos Cardinal Aramburu
(born 11 Feb 1912, died 18 Nov 2004)
Archbishop Emeritus of Buenos Aires

Second Vatican Council: Session One: Council Father
Second Vatican Council: Session Two: Council Father
Second Vatican Council: Session Three: Council Father
Second Vatican Council: Session Four: Council Father
Consistory - 1976: Created Cardinal
Conclave - August 1978: Participated
Conclave - October 1978: Participated

Event Place
Birth Place Reducción, Diocese of Córdoba (Tucumán)
Ordained Priest Collegio Pio Latino Americano, Roma, Diocese of Roma {Rome}, Italy
Ordained Bishop Cathedral, Córdoba, Archdiocese of Córdoba
Death Place San Cayetano, Shrine, Buenos Aires, Archdiocese of Buenos Aires
Buried Place (Original) San Juan Bautista Chapel, Cathedral, Buenos Aires, Archdiocese of Buenos Aires

a priest for 70.0 years
a bishop for 57.9 years
a cardinal for 28.4 years

Principal Consecrator:
Archbishop Fermín Emilio Lafitte †
Archbishop of Córdoba
Principal Co-Consecrators:
Bishop Leopoldo Buteler †
Bishop of Río Cuarto
Bishop Ramón José Castellano †
Titular Bishop of Flavias

Episcopal Lineage / Apostolic Succession:

Archbishop Fermín Emilio Lafitte † (1927)
Archbishop of Córdoba
Archbishop Filippo Cortesi † (1921)
Titular Archbishop of Siraces
Antonio Cardinal Vico † (1898)
Cardinal-Bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina
Mariano Cardinal Rampolla del Tindaro † (1882)
Cardinal-Priest of Santa Cecilia
Edward Henry Cardinal Howard of Norfolk † (1872)
Cardinal-Priest of Santi Giovanni e Paolo
Carlo Cardinal Sacconi † (1851)
Cardinal-Bishop of Palestrina
Giacomo Filippo Cardinal Fransoni † (1822)
Cardinal-Priest of Santa Maria in Ara Coeli
Pietro Francesco Cardinal Galleffi † (1819)
Cardinal-Bishop of Albano
Alessandro Cardinal Mattei † (1777)
Cardinal-Bishop of Ostia (e Velletri)
Bernardino Cardinal Giraud † (1767)
Cardinal-Priest of Santissima Trinità al Monte Pincio
Pope Clement XIII (1743)
(Carlo della Torre Rezzonico †)
Pope Benedict XIV (1724)
(Prospero Lorenzo Lambertini †)
Pope Benedict XIII (1675)
(Pietro Francesco (Vincenzo Maria) Orsini de Gravina, O.P. †)
Paluzzo Cardinal Paluzzi Altieri Degli Albertoni † (1666)
Chamberlain (Camerlengo) of the Apostolic Chamber
Ulderico Cardinal Carpegna † (1630)
Cardinal-Priest of Santa Maria in Trastevere
Luigi Cardinal Caetani † (1622)
Cardinal-Priest of Santa Pudenziana
Ludovico Cardinal Ludovisi † (1621)
Archbishop of Bologna
Archbishop Galeazzo Sanvitale † (1604)
Archbishop Emeritus of Bari (-Canosa)
Girolamo Cardinal Bernerio, O.P. † (1586)
Cardinal-Bishop of Albano
Giulio Antonio Cardinal Santorio † (1566)
Cardinal-Priest of San Bartolomeo all’Isola
Scipione Cardinal Rebiba †
Titular Patriarch of Constantinople

Ordained Priest:
Leonardo Cardinal Sandri (1967)
Archbishop Héctor Rubén Aguer (1972)
Bishop Rubén Oscar Frassia (1973)
Bishop Fernando Carlos Maletti † (1973)
Archbishop Alfredo Horacio Zecca † (1976)
Mario Aurelio Cardinal Poli (1978)
Bishop César Daniel Fernández (1980)
Bishop Eduardo Horacio García (1983)
Bishop Jorge Martín Torres Carbonell (1983)
Bishop Han Lim Moon (1984)
Archbishop Luis Mariano Montemayor (1985)
Bishop Fernando Martín Croxatto (1986)
Bishop Alejandro Pablo Benna (1987)
Bishop Juan Carlos Ares (1989)
Bishop José María Baliña (1989)
Principal Consecrator of:
Bishop Juan Carlos Ferro † (1963)
Bishop Juan Rodolfo Laise, O.F.M. Cap. † (1971)
Bishop Mario José Serra † (1975)
Bishop Guillermo Leaden, S.D.B. † (1975)
Bishop Arnaldo Clemente Canale † (1977)
Bishop José Manuel Lorenzo † (1977)
Archbishop Domingo Salvador Castagna (1978)
Archbishop Carmelo Juan Giaquinta † (1980)
Archbishop Eduardo Vicente Mirás † (1984)
Luis Héctor Cardinal Villalba (1984)
Archbishop Alfonso Rogelio Delgado Evers (1986)
Principal Co-Consecrator of:
Bishop Francisco Juan Vénnera † (1956)
Bishop Agustín Adolfo Herrera † (1957)
Bishop Leonardo Gregorio Gallardo Heredia † (1960)
Bishop Bl. Enrique Ángel Angelelli Carletti † (1961)
Bishop Jorge Gottau, C.Ss.R. † (1961)
Bishop Luis Juan Tomé † (1963)
Archbishop Blas Victorio Conrero † (1968)
Bishop Adolfo Roque Esteban Arana † (1973)
Archbishop Horacio Alberto Bózzoli † (1973)
Leonardo Cardinal Sandri (1997)
Mario Aurelio Cardinal Poli (2002)

Event	Place
Birth Place	Reducción, Diocese of Córdoba (Tucumán)
Ordained Priest	Collegio Pio Latino Americano, Roma, Diocese of Roma {Rome}, Italy
Ordained Bishop	Cathedral, Córdoba, Archdiocese of Córdoba
Death Place	San Cayetano, Shrine, Buenos Aires, Archdiocese of Buenos Aires
Buried Place (Original)	San Juan Bautista Chapel, Cathedral, Buenos Aires, Archdiocese of Buenos Aires

External Link(s):

VIAF: 311145857065522921757
WikiData: Q962376

Source(s):

b/c2+: Les Ordinations Épiscopales, Year 1946, Number 108
ob/c2/d: Le Petit Episcopologe, Issue 177, Deceased Cardinals (back), Necrology (back)
b: The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church, 24 May 1976

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