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Leaden

Guillermo Leaden SDB (* 20. Juli 1913 in Buenos Aires, Argentinien) ist römisch-katholischer emeritierter Weihbischof in Buenos Aires.

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Guillermo Leaden, Enkel irischer Einwanderer, besuchte das Irish College in San Antonio de Areco und trat der Ordensgemeinschaft der Salesianer Don Boscos in Bernal bei. Er studierte Philosophie und Theologie und empfing am 23. November 1941 die Priesterweihe. Anschließend war er Lehrer in Chile und Uruguay und Direktor der salesianischen Schulen San Antonio, St. Katharina und St. Franz von Sales, alle in Buenos Aires.

1975 wurde er von Paul VI. zum Titularbischof von Theudalis ernannt und zum Weihbischof im Erzbistum Buenos Aires bestellt. Die Bischofsweihe spendete ihm am 8. August 1975 der Erzbischof von Buenos Aires Juan Carlos Kardinal Aramburu; Mitkonsekratoren waren Bischof von Morón Miguel Raspanti SDB, und Bischof von Río Gallegos Miguel Angel Alemán Eslava^.

1992 wurde seinem Rücktrittsgesuch durch Papst Johannes Paul II. stattgegeben.

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NAME Leaden, Guillermo
KURZBESCHREIBUNG römisch-katholischer Weihbischof in Buenos Aires
GEBURTSDATUM 20. Juli 1913
GEBURTSORT Buenos Aires

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