Vatican City (AP) – Important events in the life of Jorge Mario Bergolio, who passed away on Monday as Lope Francis:
December 17, 1936: Jorge Mario Bergoglio was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the eldest of five children, Italian accountant Mario Jose Bergoglio and Regina Maria Sivoli, daughter of Italian immigrants.
December 13, 1969: Appointed a priest in the Jesuit religious order. He will lead him as the boss of Argentina during the country’s murderous dictatorship that began in the 1970s.
May 20, 1992: Named the Auxiliary Bishop of Buenos Aires, he succeeded Cardinal Antonio Cualashino in 1998 as the archbishop of the Argentina capital.
February 21, 2001: Promoted to Cardinal by St. John Paul II.
May 2007: Helps to draft the final document of the fifth conference of the Latin American Bishops in Apparesida, Brazil, and ultimately integrates what will become his concern as a Pope for the needs of the poor, indigenous people, the environment and the environmental church.
March 13, 2013: In honor of St. Francis of Assisi, he was elected in the first Jesuits, the first Jesuits, and the first Jesuits.
April 13, 2013: Create kitchen cabinets for eight cardiacs from around the world, helping them govern the church and reorganize its bureaucracy.
May 12, 2013: 813 Italians murdered in 1480 stipulated “Otranto martyrs” in opposition to the demands of Turkish invaders to convert to Islam. In one ceremony, Francis nearly doubled the 480 saints created by St. John Paul II in a quarter-century Ponty Fiction.
July 8, 2013: First travel to Sicily’s Lampedusa island outside Rome to meet newly arrived migrants, denounce the “globalization of indifference” seen by refugees.
July 30, 2013: “Who will judge me?” When asked about gay priests at a press conference, he expressed a more welcoming attitude towards the LGBTQ+ community.
November 26, 2013: Issuing his Pope mission statement at Evangeli Gaudium (“Gospel Joy”), condemning the global financial system that excludes the poor and proclaims the Eucharist.
May 25, 2014: Show in support of the Palestinian cause to make an unscheduled halt to pray at the wall separating Israel from the West Bank town of Bethlehem.
June 8, 2014: Hosting Israeli and Palestinian presidents for prayers of peace in Vatican gardens.
March 20, 2015: Accepts the resignation of “rights and privileges” of Scotland’s Cardinal Keith O’Brien after an adult man accuses him of sexual misconduct.
June 18, 2015: Issuing his environmental manifesto “Laudato Si” (“Praise”), calling for a cultural revolution to correct the “structurally evil” global economic system that exploited the poor and turned the planet into a “spread mountain of filth.”
July 10, 2015: During the colonial conquest of the Americas, apologises in Bolivia for the Catholic Church’s crimes and crimes against Indigenous peoples.
September 8, 2015: Divorced Catholics can remarry in the church to overhaul the divorce process to make it faster, cheaper and simpler.
September 24, 2015: Challenge Congress to rediscover American ideals by acting on climate change, immigration and poverty reduction in the first speech by the Capitol Pope.
November 29, 2015: Starting the Jubilee of Mercy by opening the sacred door of the Cathedral in Bangui, Central African Republic, rather than in the Vatican.
February 12, 2016: Met the Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill during a stopover in Havana, and declares “We are brothers” at the first meeting with the papal and patriarch for the first time in over a thousand years.
February 18, 2016: Praying for immigrants who died on the US-Mexico border, later presidential candidate Donald Trump says he is “not a Christian” who wants to build a border wall.
April 8, 2016: Open how to receive communion to divorced, privately remarried Catholics in footnotes in the document “Amoris Laetitia” (“The Joy of Love”).
April 16, 2016: Visiting refugee camps in lesbian bosses in Greece, bringing 12 Syrian Muslims to Rome, in the charm of solidarity with immigration.
September 19, 2016: Interrogated in letters from four conservative cardinals seeking clarification of his opening to divorced and remarried Catholics.
December 1, 2017: At a meeting in Bangladesh with the Rohingya refugees in Myanmar, he said, “The existence of God today is also known as the Rohingya.”
January 19, 2018: Sexual abuse victims denounce the victims of slander during a visit to Chile, further undermining the credibility of the Catholic Church. He then orders the Vatican investigation into Chile’s abuse crisis.
April 12, 2018: Accepting “significant errors” in determining a sexual abuse scandal in Chile. He later summons the Chilean bishop to Rome to secure his resignation, and apologises to the Vatican for the victims of the abuse.
August 3, 2018: In the change to official church education, the death penalty is declared “unacceptable” under all circumstances.
July 28, 2018: Accepting Cardinal Theodore McCarrick’s resignation from Cardinals University, awaiting an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct between minors and adults, ordering him to penance and prayer.
August 26, 2018: Retired Vatican Ambassador, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, announces bomb charges alleging that we and Vatican officials have covered up McCarrick’s sexual misconduct over 20 years, and Francis demands his resignation.
September 22, 2018: The Vatican and China sign a landmark agreement for the appointment of bishops.
October 14, 2018: Canoeing of Salvador Archbishop Oscar Romero, killed after his Holy Creation Process was postponed for decades by the Holy Cardinal.
February 4, 2019: Sign Al-Azhar’s Imam on the “Man Fraternity” document establishing a joint relationship between Catholics and Muslims.
February 16, 2019: After Vatican investigation, Defrocks McCarrick discovers that he sexually abused minors and adults.
February 21, 2019: Opens the first Vatican Summit on Child Protection, not only condemning clergy sexual abuse, but also warns the bishop of faithful demanding behavior.
May 9, 2019: Issuing a new church law requiring clergy sexual abuse to be reported in-house, but not police. Establish procedures to investigate the accused bishop, cardinals, and religious superiors.
October 25, 2019: Apologise to Amazon bishops, tribal leaders after conservative activists steal indigenous statues from Vatican Regional Churches and throw them into the Taver River, showing their opposition to the Pope.
November 24, 2019: The use and possession of nuclear weapons during their visit to Hiroshima and Japan to Nagasaki are declared “immoral.”
December 17, 2019: Abolish the use of “pope secrets” in clergy sexual abuse cases, allowing bishops to share internal documents about abusers with law enforcement agencies.
February 12, 2020: After appeal from the Amazon bishop, he refuses to approve the ordination of a married man as a priest, avoiding the issue of the document “Querida Amazonia” (“Beloved Amazon”).
March 27, 2020: From the boardwalk of St. Peter’s Square, we deliver lonely night prayers to a world facing the coronavirus pandemic.
October 4, 2020: Generally, we publish Fratelli Tutti (Brothers All) and argue that the pandemic has failed market capitalization theory and that a new type of politics is needed to promote human fraternity.
November 10, 2020: Vatican’s report to McCarrick escapes Francis, despite the Vatican, US bishops, Cardinals and Popes denied or rejected reports of sexual misconduct.
March 5-8, 2021: He will be the first Pope to visit Iraq and meet the top Shiite Muslim clergy.
July 4, 2021: Extraintestinal surgery at Gemeri Hospital in Rome has 33 cm (13 inches) of colon removal.
January 5, 2023: Administers the funeral Mass of Pope Benedict XVI.
January 24, 2023: In an interview with the Associated Press, he declared that “being gay is not a crime.”
March 29, 2023: Hospitalized at Gemeri Hospital in Rome due to a respiratory infection. It will be released on April 1st.
June 7, 2023: undergo surgery to remove intestinal scar tissue and repair a hernia in the abdominal wall.
October 4, 2023: A meeting will be held to make the church more sensitive to ordinary faithful people who are allowed to vote with the bishop for the first time.
November 28, 2023: Cancellation to deal with the United Nations Climate Conference and visit Dubai to outline a new ecological manifesto “Praise” (“Praise God”) for new cases of acute bronchitis.
December 16, 2023: Vatican Court convicts Cardinal of embezzlement of Angelo Betheus, and sentences him to prison for five and a half years in one of several verdicts in a complex financial trial that aired the city’s dirty laundry and tested its judicial system.
December 19, 2023: Promotes fierce opposition from conservative bishops in Africa, Asia and other countries, and approves the blessings of same-sex couples if they do not resemble marriage.
July 5, 2024: The Vatican occupying Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, Critic Archbishop of Francis, for his split.
September 10, 2024: About 600,000 people, half of East Timor’s population, attend Francis’ Mass, which is considered to be the largest voter turnout for the Pope Event by percentage of the population.
December 26, 2024: Two days after the official launch of the 2025 Jubilee, we open the sacred door to the Levivian prison in Rome.
January 16, 2025: Weeks after another obvious fall hurt his chin, it appears to be wearing a sling after a fall that injured his right arm.
February 14, 2025: After the bronchitis match worsens, he is hospitalized after developing complex pulmonary infections and double pneumonia.
February 28, 2025: His doctor will temporarily consider suspending treatment after a respiratory crisis, but instead decide on an offensive course that will endanger organ damage.
March 13, 2025: We celebrate the 12th anniversary of our election as a hospitalized pope.
March 23, 2025: Released from the hospital 38 days after treatment, but appears weak and frail.
April 17, 2025: Maintain his holy Thursday tradition of visiting prisoners at Regina Caeri Prison in Rome and spending time with the underprivileged. He says he cannot perform the ritual of washing the 12 feet with a gesture of humility, but he says he will be with them and “I want to do what Jesus did on a holy Thursday.”
April 20, 2025: “Brothers and sisters, Happy Easter!” And convey the blessings of the Easter city and Orbi from the loggia of St. Peter’s Cathedral, then surprise the 35,000 people below by a long ride in Popemovie, around the square, and up and down via Dela Consiliagione, to the final goodbye to the faith.
April 21, 2025: Cardinal Kevin Farrell of Camerlengo announced that the Pope had passed away at 7:35am from the chapel of the Domus Santa Marta Hotel, where Francis lived.
