BREAKING: Archbishop Héctor Aguer, Staunch Defender of the Latin Mass, Dies at 83
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He was 83 years old and died today in Buenos Aires. He led the Archdiocese for 18 years, developed an extensive academic and religious career, and led strong doctrinal debates. He was confronted with Pope Francis.
His death coincided with Pope Leon XIV's visit to Argentina
The news was communicated by the Archdiocese of La Plata, who expressed his regret for the death and called on the religious community to pray for his eternal rest.The death of the 83-year-old religious occurred in the midst of Pope Leon XIV's visit to Argentina.What were his most questioned phrases?
Héctor Rubén Aguer, Archbishop Emeritus of La Plata, died on Tuesday, November 10 at the age of 83. The news was officially communicated by the Archdiocese of La Plata, who expressed his regret at the death of one of the principal authorities of the Catholic Church in the province of Buenos Aires. “With deep regret, but with the hope placed on the Risen Christ, we communicated to all the People of God that pilgrim in La Plata the death of H.E.H.…
He lived in a home for priests of Flores. His death coincided with Leon XIV’s visit to the country, a day after an interview was published in which he asked to reverse Bergoglio’s restrictions on the Latin Mass. Héctor Rubén Aguer, Archbishop Emeritus of La Plata and one of the most controversial figures of the Argentine Episcopate of the last three decades, died Tuesday at age 83. The Chancellery of the Archdiocese of the Platense confirmed his…
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