Franciscus I
Franciscus I, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, is the first Latin American pope in history, having been elected in 2013 under extraordinary circumstances following the resignation of his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI. Known for his humility and dedication to social justice, he has often identified with the poor and marginalized, emphasizing the importance of dialogue among cultures and faiths. His papacy is marked by a commitment to addressing global issues, including poverty and climate change, making him a significant spiritual leader for over 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide. Recently, he was in the news for participating in Easter celebrations in Vatican City despite health concerns, demonstrating his resolve to deliver a message of hope and resilience in the face of personal challenges.
Born on Dec 17, 1936 (88 years old)
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Franciscus I participated in the Easter celebrations in the Vatican, emphasizing the importance of delivering a message of Christ's victory over death despite his personal suffering.
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