The article presents a series of photographs capturing moments from the life of Jorge Mario Bergoglio, known as Pope Francis, showcasing his early years in Buenos Aires and the close-knit family dynamics that shaped him. Through images spanning different periods of his life, including his role as a teacher and his engagement with local sports, the context of his upbringing is highlighted. These visuals emphasize the human side of the Pope, connecting him to both personal and cultural elements from Argentina, and illustrating the journey to his election as Pope.
This undated handout reproduction of a photo made available by Maria Elena Bergoglio, shows the Bergoglio family as they pose for a portrait, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
In this 1966 photo released by the El Salvador School, Jorge Mario Bergoglio smiles for a portrait at the El Salvador school where he taught literature and psychology, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
In this image provided by the San Lorenzo Futbol Club, Jorge Mario Bergoglio holds a team shirt, showcasing his connection to local culture and sports.
This March 6, 2013 file photo shows Jorge Mario Bergoglio, right, handing Canadian Cardinal Marc Ouellet his skull cap after the wind blew it off, highlighting a personal moment after a cardinals' meeting.
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