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'''Jorge Mario Bergoglio''' (born 1936), now called '''Pope Francis''' by [[Roman Catholic Church|Roman Catholics]], is the present-day [[Church of Rome (disambiguation)|Bishop of Rome]], aka the [[Pope]] and has had this role since 2013.
'''Jorge Mario Bergoglio''' (born 1936), now called '''Pope Francis''' by [[Roman Catholic Church|Roman Catholics]], is the present-day [[Church of Rome (disambiguation)|Bishop of Rome]], aka the [[Pope]] and has had this role since 2013.


Unlike some of his predecessors, he appears less tied to the rigid traditions and formalism that have long characterized Roman Catholicism. His emphasis on humility, care for the poor, and mercy over strict adherence to dogma might indicate a move toward a more [[Jesus Christ|Christ]]-like posture.
Known for his strong emphasis on humanitarianism, he differs slightly from prior popes in departing from some Romish traditions.


He is also commended for his commitment to religious discourse, especially within [[Christianity]] but also with other religions such as [[Islam]] and eastern traditions.
In 2015, he attended a [[Waldensians|Waldensian]] church in northern Italy to apologies for the brutal massacres by Roman Catholic crusaders that were carried out on the exact site he visited.
 
In 2015, he attended a [[Waldensians|Waldensian]] church in northern Italy to apologise for the brutal massacres by Roman Catholic crusaders that were carried out on the exact site he visited.


'''Predecessor as Pope: [[Pope Benedict XVI]]'''
'''Predecessor as Pope: [[Pope Benedict XVI]]'''