mercy
Mercy (Kasper)
Mercy Sisters’ convent
Merton, Thomas
Messagero, Il (newspaper)
Methol Ferré, Alberto
Mexican Revolution
Michelangelo
Last Judgment
Mignone, Emilio
Mignone, Mónica
migrants, undocumented
Milia, Jorge
milonga dance
Minuto, Concepción María
“Miracles of Father Bergoglio, The” (article)
Mirás, Archbishop Eduardo
Mission, The (film)
Mocobi people
Modelo Nacional (Perón)
Möhler, Johann Adam
Montes, Father Fernando
Montonero Peronist Movement (MPM, montoneros)
Morelli, Hugo
Morricone, Ennio
Mosca, Gonzalo
Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo
Moura, Father
Movement of Excluded Workers (MTE)
Moyano, Juan Luis
Mraida, Pastor Carlos
MSTM. See Third World Priests’ Movement
MTE. See Movement of Excluded Workers
Mugica, Father Carlos
Murphy-O’Connor, Cardinal Cormac
Muslims. See also Islam
Mussolini, Benito
Nación, La
NAC. See Pontifical North American College
Nadal, Jerónimo
NAPAC. See National Association for People Abused in Childhood
Nardín, Leonardo
National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC)
National Autonomist Party (PAN)
National Catholic Reporter
National Democratic Party (PDN)
nationalism
nationalizations
National Observatory of Argentina
National Reorganization Process (el proceso)
National Students’ Day
Navy Mechanics School (ESMA)
Nazis
Neeson, Liam
Negre de Alonso, Senator Liliana
Negro, Pastor Angel
neoliberalism
neo-Malthusianism
New Deal
new ecclesial movements
New Yorker
New York Times
Nexo (journal)
Nicolás, Father Adolfo
Niño, Gustavo
Non Abbiamo Bisogno (Pius XI)
Nostra Aetate (Vatican II document)
Novak, Bishop Jorge
Nunca Más (“Never Again,” report on human-rights abuses)
Ochagavía, Father Juan
O’Connor, Flannery
O’Farrell, Father Ricardo
O Globo
Ogñénovich, Archbishop Emilo
oligarchy
Oliveira, Alicia
O’Malley, Cardinal Seán
Onganía, Juan Carlos
On Heaven and Earth (Bergoglio and Skorka)
Open Veins of Latin America (Galeano)
Opinión, La (newspaper)
Opus Dei
Ortega, Cardinal Jaime
Orthodox Church
Ortiz, Guillermo
Otello (Rossini)
Ouellet, Cardinal Marc
“Our Flesh in Prayer” (La Plata retreat)
Our Lady of Bonaria shrine (Sardinia)
Our Lady of Perpetual Help church
Our Lady of the Way chapel
Pagni, Carlos
Palin, Sarah
Pallottine fathers, murder of
Palmer, Anglican Bishop Tony
Palmer, Emiliana
PAN. See National Autonomist Party
Paraguay
Parodi, Dr. Juan Carlos
Parolin, Cardinal Pietro
Parsifal (Wagner)
Pasinya, Cardinal Laurent Monsengwo
Passionist Church of Santa Cruz
Passion of the Christ, The (film)
Pastor Bonus (Vatican constitution of 1988)
Patten, Lord
Paul, Saint
Pauli, Carlos
Paul III, Pope
Paul VI, Pope
birth control and
collegial reforms and
death of
Evangelii Nuntiandi
Gaudete in Domino
sainthood and
Vatican II and
PDN. See National Democratic Party
Pell, Cardinal George
Pellegrini, Father Vicente
Pentecostal Evangelical Church of Buenos Aires
Pentecostalism
Peres, Shimon
Pérez del Viso, Father Ignacio
Pérez Esquivel, Adolfo
peripheries (margins, las periferias). See also poor, option for; slums and shantytowns
Perón, Evita
Perón, Juan Domingo
coup of 1955 and exile of
death of
election of 1973 and return of
Perón, María Estela “Isabel”
Peronism
Peronist Youth
Peru
Peter, Saint
Pfirter, Eduardo
Pfirter, Rogelio
Pharisees
Phenomenon of Man, The (Teilhard de Chardin)
Piazzolla, Ástor
Piña, Bishop Joaquín
Pinochet, Augusto
Piñón, Francisco “Cacho”
Piqué, Elisabetta
piqueteros (social protesters)
Pironio, Cardinal Eduardo
Pius V, Saint, tomb of
Pius VII, Pope
Pius XI, Pope
Pius XII, Pope (Eugenio Pacelli)
Plaza de la Constitución Mass
Plaza de Mayo protests
Podestá, Clelia Luro
Podestá, Jerónimo
Podetti, Amelia
Poggio, Roberto
Poirier, José María
Poli, Cardinal Mario
Ponce, María
Pontifical North American College (NAC)
Pontoni, René
poor. See also God’s holy faithful people; peripheries; slums and shantytowns
popular religiosity
Popular Revolutionary Army (ERP)
post-Medellín theology, influence on Bergoglio
poverty, vow of
Pozzoli, Father Enrico
Premat, Silvina
priesthood and priests
abductions of
decline of
married
Prodigal Son
Promontory Financial Group
Prospect
prostitution
Protestants
Puebla document (CELAM, 1979). See also Latin-American bishops confederation (CELAM)
pueblo fiel. See God’s holy faithful people; teología del pueblo
Puyadas, Nicolás
Quadragesimo Anno (Pius XI)
Quarracino, Cardinal Antonio
Quevedo, Francisco de
Quinn, Archbishop John R.
Quiroga, Estela
Quiroga, Facundo
Qu’ran
Radical Civic Union (UCR, Radicals)
Radio del Estado
Rahner, Karl
Raspanti, Monsignor or Bishop Miguel
Rastellini, Father
Ratzinger, Cardinal Joseph. See also Benedict XIV, Pope
election of, as pope
Re, Cardinal Giovanni Battista
Reductions
Reese, Father Thomas
Reflexiones en Esperanza (Bergoglio)
Reflexiones Espirituales (Bergoglio)
Reformation
Reform of the Papacy, The (Quinn)
reform. See also riformisti
radical
true vs. false
Regno, Daniel del
Relativism
Rem, Father Jakob
Repubblica, La
República de
Cromañón fire
Rerum Novarum (Leo XIII)
ressourcement
restorationists
Restrepo, Father Alvaro
Revelation
Revolution of May 1810
Riccardi, Andrea
Ricci, Matteo
Ricciardelli, Father Rodolfo
riformisti (Church reformers)
rigoristi (Church conservatives)
Rio de Janeiro, World Youth Day (2013)
Riva, Vinicio
Rodríguez Maradiaga, Cardinal Oscar
Rolling Stone
Rome, Open City (film)
Romero, Bishop
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Rosas, Juan Manuel de
Rosica, Father Tom
Rossi, Father Angel
Rouillón, Jorge
Rousseff, Dilma
Rubiano Sáenz, Cardinal Pedro
Rubín, Sergio
Ruiz de Galarreta, José Enrique
Russia
Sábato, Ernesto
sacraments, access to
Sáenz, Father Alfredo
St. Gallen group
“Saint Joseph in the Life of the Single Woman” (Rosa Bergoglio)
St. Joseph of Flores, Basilica of (Buenos Aires)
St. Mary Major, Basilica of (Rome)
Sala, Abel
Salesians of Don Bosco
Salvador University. See Universidad de Salvador
San Cayetano shrine, annual mass
Sánchez, Sergio
Sandri, Archbishop Leonardo
San Francisco Chronicle
San José del Talar church
San Lorenzo soccer team
San Martín, General
San Martín, Inés
San Miguel, Bergoglio’s missions to poor in
San Miguel Declaration (1969)
San Patricio church, murder of Pallottine fathers
San Rufino Cathedral, Francis visits
Santa Cruz dozen, murder of
Sant’Egidio Community
Santo Domingo Declaration (CELAM, 1992)
Santos Dicépolo, Enrique
Saracco, Pastor Norberto
Sardinia
Sarmiento, Domingo F.
Saunders, Peter
Scalabrini Ortiz
Scalfari, Eugenio
Scannone, Father Juan Carlos
Scherer, Cardinal Odilo
Schönborn, Cardinal Christoph
Schotte, Cardinal Jan
Scicluna, Bishop Charles
Scola, Cardinal Angelo
SECAM. See Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar
secularism
secularization theory
Sen, Amartya
September 11, 2001 attacks
Seventh Seal, The (film)
sex abuse scandals
Shoes of the Fisherman, The (West)
SIDE (Argentine intelligence agency)
Silencio, El (Verbitsky)
“Silencio y Palabra” (Bergoglio)
Silva, Norberto
Sily, Father Alberto
Sívori Sturla, Francisco (grandfather)
Sívori Sturla, María (grandmother)
Skorka, Rabbi Abraham
slum priests vicariate
slums and shantytowns (villas miseria)
SMSV. See Sociedad Miltar Seguro de Vida
SNAP. See Survivors’ Network of those Abused by Priests
sobrantes (left-over people)
soccer
Social Darwinism
socialism
social justice
Social Pastoral office
social teaching
Sociedad Miltar Seguro de Vida (SMSV)
Society of Jesus (Jesuits). See also Bergoglio, Jorge Mario; Ignatius, Saint; spiritual discernment; and specific concepts; conferences; individuals; institutions
400th anniversary of
Arrupe leads renewal of
Arrupe succeeded by Kolvenbach
Bergoglio as novice master and
Bergoglio as provincial and
Bergoglio estranged from
Bergoglio joins
Bergoglio reconciles with
Bergoglio’s formation and
Bergolio’s reforms and
CIAS and
dirty war and
divisions among
formation and Exercises of (see also Spiritual Exercises)
history of
John Paul II and
liberation theology and (see also liberation theology)
O’Farrell’s reform of
Pius VII reestablishes
post-conciliar renewal and
properties sold
Reductions and
sex abuse scandal and
true vs. false reform and
Vatican II and
vows of
Society of Jesus, General Congregations
Decree Four on social justice and
GC31 (1965)
GC32 (1974–75)
GC33 (1983)
GC34 (1995)
GC35 (2008)
Sodano, Andrea
Sodano, Cardinal Angelo
Soldiers of Perón (Gillespie)
Somali migrants
Sosa, Julio
Spadaro, Father Antonio
Spain
Spanish-Portuguese boundary demarcations
Spinoza, Francisco
Spiritists
spiritual discernment
Spiritual Doctrine (Lallemant)
Spiritual Exercises (St. Ignatius)
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
spiritual worldliness
Stampa, La (newspaper)
Storni, Father Fernando
Story of a Soul (Thérèse of Lisieux)
Strada, La (film)
Stromata (journal) 72
Suárez, Francisco
Survivors’ Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP)
sweatshops
Swinnen, Father Andrés
Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar (SECAM)
synod of bishops
reform of
Syria
Syrian immigrants
Tauran, Cardinal Jean-Louis
Tedeschi, Ettore Gotti
Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre
Tello, Father Andrés
Tello, Rafael
temptation
teología del pueblo (theology of the people). See also God’s holy faithful people; liberation theology
textile workers
theonomy
Thérèse of Lisieux, Saint (Santa Teresita)
Third World Priests’ Movement (MSTM)
Thomism
Time
Times of London
Tissera, Selva
Toledo, Monsignor Robert
Tomasi, Archbishop Silvano
Torah
Tordesillas Treaty
Tornielli, Andrea
Torres, Camilo
Torres, Father Diego de
Tortolo, Bishop Adolfo
Tortolo, Sister Dolores
“Toward a Bicentenary in Justice and Solidarity” (Argentine bishops)
Tradition, Family and Property group
Trejo Lema, Eduardo
trickle-down economics
Triple A death squad
True and False Reform in the Church (Congar)
Trusso, Father Alfredo
Trusso, Francisco Javier
Trusso, Francisco “Paco”
Trusso, Juan Miguel
Trusso, Pablo
Tucumán mission
TV Globo
UCA. See Catholic University (Buenos Aires)
unemployment
United Nations (UN)
Committee on the Rights of the Child
Convention on the Rights of the Child
Development Program (UNDP)
; United States. See also American cardinals
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)
Universidad de Salvador University (USAL)
Uruguay
USCCB. See United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
Valente, Gianni
Vallini, Cardinal Agostino
Vanguardia, La (newspaper)
Vanity Fair
Vân Thuân, Cardinal François Xavier
Varney, Stuart
Vatican. See also Holy See; and specific individuals and institutions
CELAM and
collegiality and
Commission for Latin America
dysfunction of
Francis and reform of
homosexual unions banned by
Peronism and
relations with other faiths
rigoristi and
scandals
sex abuse scandals and
Vatican Bank. See Institute for the Works of Religion
Vatican City government
Vatican Council, First (1869–70)
Vatican Council, Second (Vatican II, 1962–65)
vaticanisti
Vatican Prefecture for Economic Affairs
Vatican Television Center
Vázquez, María Esther
Vedia, Bartolomé de
Vedia, Father Lorenzo “Toto” de
Vedia, Mariano de
Velasco, Father Rafael
Venables, Bishop Gregory
Venezuela
Venturi, Guillermo
Vera, Gustavo
Verbitsky, Horacio
Vergara, Raúl
Vicariate for Education
vicariate of solidarity
Videla, Gen. Jorge
Viganò, Archbishop Carlo Maria
Viganò, Monsignor Dario
Villa 21
Villa 31
Villa Devotoseminary
Villa Don Bosco retreat house
villas miseria. See slums and shantytowns
Vingt-Trois, Cardinal André
Virgin of Caacupé statue of
Virgin of Luján statue
Virgin of the Immaculate Conception painting
Voragine, Jacopo de
Wagner, Richard
Wals, Federico
War of the Triple Alliance
Washington, George
Weigel, George
Welby, Archbishop Justin
Wernich, Cristián von
West, Morris
Wilfrid Barón de los Santos Ángeles boarding school
Winters, Michael Sean
Witt, Marcos
Wojtyla, Karol. See John Paul II, Pope
women’s ordination
women’s vote
working class. See also labor movement; sweatshops
World Bank
World War II
World Youth Day
1984 (Rome)
1987 (Buenos Aires)
1995 (Manila) 40–41
2013 (Rio de Janeiro)
Wornat, Olga
Worstall, Tim
Xavier, Saint Francis
Yad Vashem
Yáñez, Father Miguel
Yom Kippur War
Yorio, Father Orlando
abducted and held at ESMA
Bergoglio accused of betrayal of
Bergoglio’s testimony of 2010 on
death of
final vow denied to
insertion community in slums and
interior crisis of
leaves Jesuits
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