New Pope

1.Pope Francis lives in the Vatican.

2. Pope Francis is the first Pope from Argentina.

3. Pope Francis will be a very good man and Pope.

4.I hope that God will help Pope Francis.

New pope

the new pope that we have helped a lot of sick and poor people

Pope Francis

1.Pope Francis is from Argentina.

2.The Pope’s family was from Italy.

3.The Pope is a kind and gentle man.

4.I think every body will love him very much.

Pope Francis

The real name of  the new Pope Francis is Jorge Mario Bergoglio. He is from  South America, Buenos Aires. Before becoming a Pope he was a Cardinal. He chose the name Francis in honour of St. Francis Assisi. The new Pope is said to be a very friendly and simple  person.

The New Pope

 

Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio has been elected the new pope,  He has chosen the papal name of Pope Francis 1.  Pope Francis is from Argentina and he is 76 years old, he’s the first latin american pope and the first from the Americas.  He’s known for his advocacy on behalf of the poor, primarily in his home country

Pope Francis

This is our new pope

The new pope

    Jorge Mario bergoglio was born in Buenos Aires Argentina on December 17 1936 to italian immigrants.

The new pope name is Francesco.

Pope Francis

Pope Francis is from Argentina.

He is 76 years old.

Pope Francis

1. He likes to travel by bus.
2. He hasn lived for more  than 50 years with one functioning lung . He had the other removed as a youing man because of  infection.
3. He is the son of an ltalian railway worker and a housewife.
4. He trained as a chemist.
5. He is the finst non-European pope in the modern era.

The New Pope Francis

Pope Francis was born on December 17th 1936 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Before he became a Pope, he was first an Archbishop of Buenos Aires since 1998, and then a Cardinal since 2001.

Before becoming Archbishop, he taught literature, philosphy, theology and psycholgy.

In 1958, at the age of 21,he decided to enter the society of Jesus and started studying to become a Jesuit priest.

As the Archbishop of Buenos Aires he turned down the opportunity to live in the palatial Archibishop’s residence, opting for a spartan apartment instead.