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espanolLas religiosas de la Congregacion de Nuestra Senora de la Caridad del Buen Pastor desempenaron labores vinculadas a alojar y recluir en asilos a una poblacion femenina de franja etaria heterogenea. Sus establecimientos adoptaron el nombre de “carcel de mujeres” en muchas localidades de la Argentina.En este articulo se realiza un estudio de caso acerca del proceso de instalacion de un asilo de esta congregacion en Azul, entre 1918 y 1932. La indagacion del periodo mencionado, que se inicia con la idea de incorporar a las religiosas a esta ciudad y finaliza con la inauguracion del Asilo Buen Pastor, permite entrever las relaciones entre sociedad, asistencia, Estado y religion en esa localidad. Asimismo, se exploran las particularidades y avatares politicos, economicos y sociales que generaron la mutacion de sus labores tradicionales.Para realizar este articulo se utilizaron como fuente principal diarios locales, complementandolos con actas de la Defensoria de Menores y expedientes judiciales. Su objetivo es, a partir de un caso no estudiado, aportar nuevos acercamientos a las labores desempenadas por la Congregacion del Buen Pastor en Argentina en relacion con la poblacion femenina encerrada. EnglishThe nuns of the Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd carried out duties related to housing and imprisoning a female population of a variable age range in asylums. Their locations adopted the name of “women’s prison” in several Argentinian cities. In this article it is presented a case study of an asylum in Azul, between 1918 and 1932. The inquiry of that period –which begins with the idea of the incorporation of the sisters to this city and ends with the inauguration of the Good Shepherd’s Asylum– allows to have a glimpse on relationships between society, assistance, state and religion in this city. Likewise, their features and political, economic and social transformations that modified traditional tasks of this congregation are explored.Local press is specially used in order to accomplish this work. This source is complemented, furthermore, by Minors Defense’s minutes and judicial archives. Departing from a case that has not been studied, the article’s objective is providing new approaches to the research on Sisters of the Good Shepherd’s actions developed in Argentina regarding female confined population.

Religión, Estado, asistencia y sociedad: un análisis de sus relaciones a partir de las particularidades del encierro femenino en Azul (1918-1932)