Word: molina
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Also removed from public view were some live Peronistas. Major General Franklin Lucero. the Army Minister who shored up Juan Peron after last June's unsuccessful revolution, and Major General Jose Humberto Sosa Molina, Peron's Defense Minister, were jailed. So was Hugo de Pietro, last Peronista boss of the General Confederation of Labor...
...inland city of San Luis, Rebel General Julio Lagos stalked into the headquarters of General Jose Maria Sosa Molina, who had replaced him as commander of the Second Army. "Who gives orders here, me or Sosa Molina?" thundered tough General Lagos. With that, the key Second Army, controlling three interior provinces, was on the rebel side...
...priest Dr. Roderick Alverez Molina say the Roman Catholic Church emphasizes externals after he has studied the theological chapters on sanctifying grace, the infused virtues and the infused gifts of the Holy Spirit, which are standard possessions of every justified soul? ... He must certainly know that the Roman Catholic Church is the first to admit that her real princes are the saints, no matter whether they be laymen or clergy . . . Individuals in the church may emphasize ceremonies, and often they are those whose spiritual life is failing. They become formalists...
...Humanizing the Divine." To underline his point, the bishop also noted that 193 of the 3,474 adults received into the Episcopal Church in his diocese during the past year had been Roman Catholics. One of them, Dr. Roderick Alverez Molina of Herencia, Spain, had been a Catholic priest. Explained Dr. Molina...
Harsh Charge. The colonel's remark was a startling hint that the army, a major support of the regime, was grumbling. Perón's next shock came a day later when Defense Minister José Humberto Sosa Molina entered a cabinet meeting arm in arm with Eduardo Vuletich, boss of Argentine labor. By this gesture, labor, the other support of Peronismo, served notice that it shared the army's discontent. Taking the floor, Vuletich attacked allegedly corrupt officials, notably the President's private secretary, Juan Duarte, brother of the late Eva Perón. When...