Leonardo Morizio Dominguez
- Leonardo Morizio Dominguez
Leonardo Morizio Dominguez was the first head of the Iglesia Católica Apostólica Argentina. He had been a priest and military chaplain but came to disagree with the position of the Vatican, and so sought consegration from Bishops of the Independent Catholic Church in Brazil and then set up a similar organization in Argentina.
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