Born in Buenos Aires in 1936 to Italian immigrants, he grew up with faith and simplicity.

Worked as a technician and bouncer before an illness inspired him to become a priest.

Joined the Jesuits in 1958, valuing education, humility, and social justice.

As Archbishop of Buenos Aires, he was known for his humility and advocacy for the poor.

Chose the name Francis to symbolize humility, peace, and care for the poor.

A reformist leader advocating for social justice, environmental care, and Church modernization.

Despite health issues, he continues to inspire with resilience and unwavering faith.

A Pope of compassion and hope, his legacy resonates with love and justice worldwide.