Pope Francis through the years

Raúl Perrupato chaplain of the Damaso Centeno Institute spoke of his relationship of more than 80 years with Pope Francis

She lives near Buenos Aires and has always been very close to Francesco: “Jorge Mario for me was the oldest brother, the one who played ball, who...

Jorge Telerman, former head of Government of the City of Buenos Aires, who had a close relationship with Jorge Bergoglio, spoke with Nacho Girón and his team about the death of Pope Francis.

He wanted providence, destiny or the circumstances that Pope Francis died in one of the moments in our recent history in which we most needed a man at the head of the Catholic Church in the spirit of dialogue and openness that characterized Jorge Mario Bergoglio.His Papacy has been, in the best sense of the word, that of a political man, that of a person with full awareness of the role of the Catholic institution in the concert of nations and th…

Rome, April 21 - The death of Pope Francis marks the end of a pontificate that has divided, moved and shocked. Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the first Jesuit Pope and the first Latin American pontiff, was — beyond the hagiographic rhetoric that will now inevitably circulate — an ambiguous, even contradictory figure. A man capable of speaking the language of the most radical progressivism and, at the same time, of clinging to the pillars of Catholic tra…

When Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran shouted Habemus Papam from the balcony of St. Peter's Church in the Vatican on March 13, 2013, announcing that it was the until recently Bishop of Buenos Aires Jose Maria Bergoglio, the Church and the world expected great changes.