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From Buenos Aires to Rome: Key dates in the life of Pope Francis
VATICAN CITY -- Key events in the life of Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who became Pope Francis and died on Monday: Dec. 17, 1936: Jorge Mario Bergoglio is born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the eldest of five children to Mario Jose Bergoglio, an accountant from Italy, and Regina María Sívori, the daughter of Italian immigrants.
Fan 88235: Pope Francis Honoured by Hometown Soccer Team in Argentina
Argentina-born Pope Francis, who died on Monday, is being honoured at his local hometown soccer club in Buenos Aires, San Lorenzo de Almagro, where the football-loving head of the Roman Catholic Church remained a member during his 12-year papacy.
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Pope Francis never set foot in his native Argentina during his papacy. That left many of the faithful in his homeland feeling ...
Though Pope Francis never returned to Argentina after becoming the head of the Roman Catholic Church, mourners in his ...
Piccirillo was arrested for allegedly planting a 0.9mm-caliber pistol and more than a kilo of cocaine in the car of Fráncisco ...
Francis never gave an explicit answer for not returning as pontiff to his native country, but some experts say he worried ...
Maria Bambina Sr. Susana Vanni says Argentina's divisions, then Pope Francis' health, likely tilted against the longed-for papal visit to his native country.
Adamo Faiden’s new veterinary clinic in Buenos Aires is a testament to the growing consideration for non‑human creatures in ...
USDA’s attaché office in Buenos Aires is predicting corn exports from Argentina will climb to the third-highest level on ...
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Bells tolled in churches in his native Argentina as news spread around the world after the ...
Oscar Crespo was watching TV in his native Buenos Aires when he saw the white smoke appearing above the Sistine Chapel at the ...
Tributes to the Argentine pontiff, a lifelong lover of the beautiful game, who died on Monday at the age of 88, have been ...
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Argentina 'slum priests' take pope's message to the poorDown a narrow street in Villa 31, the oldest of Buenos Aires's informal settlements, Father Ignacio "Nacho" Bagattini ...
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