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In 1992 John Paul II role, evangelization efforts Who is ? appointed him Auxiliary As of addressed to every inhabitant Bishop of Buenos Aires. He — a diocese with more than of the city, and assistance to the The first Pope of the Americas, 1964 to 1965 he taught literature was immediately appointed three million inhabitants — poor and the sick. He aimed Jorge Mario Bergoglio, hails from and psychology at Immaculate Episcopal Vicar of the Flores he conceived of a missionary to reevangelize Buenos Aires, . The 76-year-old Jesuit Conception College in Santa district and on 21 December project based on communion “taking into account those who Archbishop of Buenos Aires is Fé and in 1966 he taught the 1993 was also entrusted with and evangelization. He had live there, its structure and its a prominent figure throughout same subject at the Colegio del the office of of the four main goals: open and history”. He asked priests and lay the continent, yet remains a Salvatore in Buenos Aires. From Archdiocese. Thus it came as no brotherly communities, an people to work together. simple pastor deeply loved by 1967-70 he studied theology surprise when, on 3 June 1997, informed playing a lead his diocese, throughout which and obtained a degree from the he was raised to the dignity of he travelled extensively on the Colegio of San José. Coadjutor Archbishop of Buenos underground and by bus during Aires. Not even nine months had the 15 years of his episcopal On 13 December 1969 he was passed when, upon the death ministry. ordained a priest by Archbishop of Cardinal Quarracino, he Ramón José Castellano. He succeeded him on 28 February “My people are poor and I continued his training between 1998, as Archbishop, am one of them”, he has said 1970 and 1971 at the University of Argentina and Ordinary for more than once, explaining his of Alcalá de Henares, Spain, and Eastern-rite faithful in Argentina decision to live in an apartment on 22 April 1973 made his final who have no Ordinary of their and cook his own supper. profession with the Jesuits. Back own rite. in Argentina, he was novice He has always advised his master at Villa Barilari, San Three years later at the priests to show mercy and Miguel; professor at the Faculty Consistory of 21 February apostolic courage and to keep of Theology of San Miguel; 2001, John Paul II created him their doors open to everyone. to the Province of Cardinal. He asked the faithful The worst thing that could the and also not to come to Rome to celebrate happen to the Church, he has of the Colegio Máximo his creation as Cardinal but said on various occasions, “is of the Faculty of Philosophy and rather to donate to the poor what what de Lubac called spiritual Theology. they would have spent on the worldliness”, which means, journey. “being self-centred”. And when On 31 July 1973 he was he speaks of social justice, he appointed Provincial of the Cardinal Bergoglio became ever calls people first of all to pick Jesuits in Argentina, an office more popular in Latin America. up the Catechism, to rediscover he held for six years. He then Despite this, he never relaxed the Ten Commandments and resumed his work in the his sober approach or his strict the Beatitudes. His project is university sector and from 1980 lifestyle, which some have simple: if you follow Christ, you to 1986 served once again as defined as almost “ascetic”. In understand that “trampling upon Rector of the Colegio de San this spirit of poverty, he declined a person’s dignity is a serious sin”. José, as well as parish priest, to be appointed as President again in San Miguel. In March of the Argentine Bishops’ He was born in Buenos Aires 1986 he went to Germany to Conference in 2002, but three on 17 December 1936, the finish his doctoral thesis; his years later he was elected and son of Italian immigrants. His superiors then sent him to the then, in 2008, reconfirmed for father, Mario, was an accountant Colegio del Salvador in Buenos a further three-year mandate. employed by the railways and Aires and next to the Jesuit Meanwhile in April 2005 he took his mother Regina Sivori was Church in the city of Córdoba as part in the Conclave in which a committed wife dedicated spiritual director and . Pope Benedict XVI was elected. to raising their five children. He graduated as a chemical technician and then chose the path of the priesthood, entering the Diocesan Seminary of Villa Devoto. On 11 March 1958 he entered the of the Society of Jesus. He completed his studies of the humanities in Chile and returned to Argentina in 1963 to graduate with a degree in philosophy from the Colegio de San José in San Miguel. From

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White Smoke! March 13th 16 likes Pope Francis to Cardinals: Courage, dear brothers! Probably half of us are Minutes after the election result was in our old age. Old age, they say, is the declared in the Sistine Chapel, the seat of wisdom. The old ones have Master of Ceremonies offered to the the wisdom that they have earned new Pope the traditional papal red from walking through life. Like old cape trimmed with ermine worn on Simeon and Anna at the temple whose ceremonial occasions. wisdom allowed them to recognize “No thank you, Monsignore,” Pope Jesus. Let us give with wisdom to the Francis is reported to have replied. youth: like good wine that improves “You put it on instead. Carnival time is with age, let us give the youth the over!” wisdom of our lives. March 16th 30 likes March 15th 37 likes

Pope Francis challenges affluent “A bit of forgiveness makes the world to live modestly. less cold and more just,” Pope Francis. March 19th 32 likes March 17th 23 likes

Pope Francis has met his predecessor, Pope Francis will celebrate the Holy Benedict XVI, in the first meeting of Thursday Mass of the Lord’s Supper two in more than 600 years. at the juvenile prison ‘Casal del March 23rd 161 likes Marmo’ in Rome. The Mass of the Lord’s Supper, which commemorates What a great smile! the institution of the Eucharist, also features the rite of the washing of the feet. As Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Cardinal Bergoglio used to celebrate the Mass in a prison, hospital or hospice for poor and marginalized people. March 26th 86 likes March 21st 62 likes Pope Francis to live in two-bedroom Great photo from the Easter Vigil apartment. March 27th 78 likes

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In 1981, John Paul II nomi- In February 2013, at the age of 85, Pope nated him to be of the Benedict XVI resigned, becoming the first Congregation for the Doctrine pope in centuries to step down. The pope Benedict XVI of the Faith. Cardinal Ratzinger explained, “In today’s world, subject to so Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, formerly was elected Vice of the many rapid changes and shaken by ques- Joseph Ratzinger, was born on April 16, in 1998 and, in 2002, tions of deep relevance for the life of faith, 1927 in Marktl am Inn, Germany. he was elected as Dean of the College of in order to govern the bark of St. Peter and Cardinals. He also served as President of proclaim the gospel, both strength of mind From 1946 to 1951, he studied philosophy the Commission for the Preparation of the and body are necessary, strength which in and theology at the University of Munich Catechism of the Catholic Church. the last few months has deteriorated in me and at the higher school in Freising. He to the extent that I have had to recognize was ordained a priest on June 29, 1951. In Following the death of John Paul II in my incapacity to adequately fulfill the 1953, he obtained a doctorate in theology. 2005, Cardinal Ratzinger presided over the ministry entrusted to me ... For this rea- He taught dogma and fundamental theol- conclave to elect a new pope as dean of the son, and well aware of the seriousness of ogy at various schools from 1959-1969. In College of Cardinals. Cardinal Ratzinger this act, with full freedom, I declare that I 1969, he became a professor of dogmatic was elected as the 265th Supreme Pontiff renounce the ministry of bishop of Rome, theology and of the history of dogma at of the Roman Catholic Church and chose successor of St. Peter.” the University of Regensburg. the name “Benedict.” One of Benedict’s final acts as a pope was In 1977, Pope Paul VI named Fr. Ratzinger Benedict XVI wrote three encyclicals: to send a message to the faithful via his Archbishop of Munich and Freising - the Deus Caritas Est (Latin for “God is Love”), Twitter page. “Thank you for your love first diocesan priest in 80 years to take Spe Salvi (“Saved by Hope”), and Caritas and support. May you always experience over that diocese. Paul VI elevated him to in Veritate (“Love in Truth”). the joy that comes from putting Christ at the College of Cardinals later that year. the center of your lives.” Fifth Annual Bishop’s Dinner for London & Surrounding Communities

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