The Pope Is Argentine

For those who want a deeper look at rc history, here is an interesting web site..... http://catholicarrogance.org
 
From the prosecutor: dictatorship:

http://www.cronista.com/economiapolitica/Para-Strassera-es-una-canallada-vincular-a-Bergoglio-con-la-dictadura-20130316-0005.html
 
Apparently his first meeting is with the queen herself!

http://www.buenosairesherald.com/article/126522/francis-to-meet-cfk-in-his-first-audience-with-a-head-of-state-
 
And if the answer was in a fresco by Giotto?

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Apparently his first meeting is with the queen herself!

http://www.buenosair...-head-of-state-

Its a Vatican tradition that the Pope meets first with the Head of his country of origin!

Question: Has a non-European EVER becomed Pope? YES

San Aniceto (155-166). Siria.
San Víctor l (189-199). Africa.
San Dionisio (259-268). Egipto.
San Melquíades (311-314). Africa.
San Gelasio l (492-196). Africa.
Teodoro l (642-649). Jerusalén.
Juan V (685-686). Siria.
San Sergio l (687-701). Siria.
Constantino (708-715). Siria.
San Gregorio lll (731-741). Siria.
 
The Syrians had a good run going there. I guess that San Gregorio III did something to piss some cardinals off and they never got over it.
 
He indeed does have a difficult job and he certain is not perfect and neither is the church as a whole, not even close. Despite all of that, isn't this good for the Catholic Church and for Argentina. This is a fresh face and new blood (despite his age). Let's give the guy a chance.
 
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