The Argentine Catholic Apostolic Church began as a project of apparent religious support for right-wing extremism, But with the end of the National Reorganization Process (the last military dictatorship) in 1983, the  was deregistered from the National Register of Religions. By this time Morizio Dominguez had consecrated José Eugenio Tenca Rusconi (–2003), a former Roman Catholic priest, as a bishop, who in turn later consecrated many of the current  bishops. In 1992 Tenca Rusconi ordained Dante Luis Bergonzi Moreno (1965–) to the priesthood and consecrated him as a bishop three years later.
The Argentine Catholic Apostolic Church was initially linked to right-wing extremism but was deregistered in 1983 after the end of the military dictatorship.  During this period, Morizio Dominguez ordained José Eugenio Tenca Rusconi (who later consecrated many bishops) and Dante Luis Bergonzi Moreno (ordained in 1992 and consecrated as a bishop three years later).