Fear of the Unknown in the New World Order_ , p. 34. **14** **the man who would succeed was in a sense doomed:** Ibid., p. 35. **15** **"I think I would like to speak on the point":** Ibid., p. 56. **16** **"They were all dressed in white. I had never seen any of them before":** Ibid., p. 59. **17** **"The meeting has been called by the Pope":** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 21. **18** **"to see what it was all about":** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 28. **19** **had become a "state of siege":** Ibid., p. 30. **20** **the number of killings rose so rapidly:** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 59. **21** **"The Church is not a party in this issue":** Ibid., p. 45. **22** **In this respect, the Church, the military, and the right-wing opposition:** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 40. **23** **It became known that D'Aubuisson:** Fals Borda, _The Church and the Shadows: How the Roman Catholic Church Created Modern El Salvador_ , pp. 28–30. **24** **"It can be said without exaggeration":** Ibid., p. 31. **25** **"I have the great misfortune of being a Catholic priest":** Ibid., p. 32. **26** **In 1983 he told his successor:** Ibid., p. 49. **27** **"When he arrived he saw something terrible":** Ibid., p. 50. **28** **"The only way to ensure peace is if General [Fernando] Romeo and his MIS are no longer here":** Ibid., p. 54. **29** **In February 1987 the archbishop was on a flight:** Ibid., p. 62. **30** **"I was not there to receive a saint":** Ibid., p. 64. **31** **They began to search his apartment:** Ibid., p. 65. **32** **"I would have liked to tell him that our government is not what he thinks":** Ibid., p. 72. **33** **"He was like a man who suddenly wakes up":** Ibid., p. 82. **34** **"Many have tried to use the word terrorist":** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 80. **35** **But the Archbishop was forced to resign:** Ibid., p. 81. **36** **the country had not descended into the anarchy:** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 82. **37** **"Agrarian reform is like any other business":** Quoted in D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 90. **38** **When the army invaded the town:** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 81. **39** **But the war seemed over:** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 92. **40** **"In the case of Salvadoran guerrillas":** Ibid., p. 98. **41** **On October 3, 1989, as the archbishop was preparing to leave:** See D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , pp. 114–15. **42** **For he had been convinced:** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 92. **43** **"Don't let the fact that I have not seen him":** Ibid., p. 99. **44** **It was a small Catholic mission school:** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , pp. 94–95. **45** **"This is the archbishop who wants to make me Pope":** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 113. **46** **"I thought it was the greatest honor":** Ibid., p. 117. **47** **In 1989 El Salvador had its first freely elected president:** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 92. **48** **It became the first country in Latin America:** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 96. **49** **"I don't think he had any illusions":** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 114. **50** **"I believe that in the world there was a great deal of suspicion":** Ibid., p. 114. **51** **But at the same time, he told the Catholic hierarchy:** Ibid., p. 115. **52** **On December 11, 1989, they were discovered by security agents:** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 98. **53** **"I don't think I would be alive if it hadn't been for God":** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 132. **54** **Some of them were later confirmed as legitimate:** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 103. **55** **That did not appear to matter much:** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 130. **56** **But D'Aubuisson continued to insist:** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 104. **57** **But he was increasingly distanced from the Archbishop:** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 136. **58** **But the Archbishop had become very protective:** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 104. **59** **Some of the Salvadoran nuns:** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , pp. 135–36. **60** **D'Aubuisson had said of him:** Ibid., p. 136. **61** **"We are going to make a great effort":** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 140. **62** **"That was the most beautiful thing I ever saw in my life":** Ibid., p. 142. **63** **"There will be war":** Ibid., p. 142. **64** **"I told the Archbishop that we had decided on war":** Ibid., p. 143. **65** **"When I returned from Texas, I found a note":** Ibid., p. 144. **66** **"When I arrived at the airport in Mexico City":** Ibid., p. 145. **67** **"In his heart, he was convinced that he would see me again":** Ibid., p. 144. **68** **"I heard that he was being protected":** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 115. **69** **"I am sure he was assassinated because he knew too much":** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 144. **70** **"The only way to do that was to kill him":** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 118. **71** **"He would not give the order":** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 144. **72** **"As in other Central American countries":** Ibid., p. 145. **73** **"The next day I found in the newspaper":** Ibid., p. 146. **74** **"It made me think of Christ and the cross":** Ibid., p. 149. **75** **"That was not an easy choice to make":** Ibid., p. 151. **76** **When the Archbishop heard the news, he said:** Ibid., p. 152. **77** **His last act was to authorize the beatification:** Ibid., p. 153. **78** **"I think the first mistake":** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 162. **79** **D'Aubuisson had known he was sick:** Ibid., p. 154. **80** **"It was just a matter of saying goodbye":** D'Aubuisson, _Final Report_ , p. 160. **81** **"I didn't understand his logic":** Buitrago, _El Salvador_ , p. 165. **82** **"I think they were the result of a military operation":** Ibid., p. 164. **83** **"I don't think anybody has the right to die in my place":** Ibid., p. 165. **84** **As D'Aubuisson wrote, "The people are at war":** D'A