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I'm hesitant to flag this in the article because I'm relying on automated translation of citation 2, but that citation doesn't appear to reference 1988 at all. On the OR side, the idea that he entered seminary 2 years after he was ordained a priest and received a degree the same year (both dates from the same paragraph in the article) doesn't add up. If someone who can read the sources could confirm and help clarify the language (e.g. "After ordination, he returned to seminary in 1988"), that would be helpful. 73.3.203.106 (talk) 12:27, 1 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Fixed. The source says:
Murió en 1978, el mismo año en que su hijo, egresado del colegio parroquial del pueblo, ingresó en el seminario arquidiocesano de Córdoba.
He died in 1978, the same year that his son, who graduated from the town's parish school, entered the archdiocesan seminary of Córdoba.
Gerard O'Connell writes in America: "Archbishop Fernández’s name had not previously been among those mentioned in the press as a candidate to replace Cardinal Ladaria." Was there speculation of a substantial or analytical sort that omitted him? (I don't mean gossip or guessing.) Rutsq (talk) 22:47, 3 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]
