Pope Francis 3D print model

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Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio is appointed as the head of Argentina's Jesuit order by Argentine Provincial Father Luis Martín. As the Jesuits in Argentina faced internal conflicts and disagreements, Bergoglio sought to bring the community back together by increasing his presence throughout the country. Upon taking over as the Provincial, he created new missionary endeavors and focused on creating a sense of unity within the Jesuits. During his tenure as leader of the order, he took several measures to revitalize it and made significant improvements to various provinces, resulting in increased efficiency and unity. After completing two consecutive four-year terms, Bergoglio resigned from his position, stepping down to return to his original role at San Miguel High School. Despite leaving this post, his impact on Argentina's Jesuit order continued, influencing its overall dynamics. Following this development, Jorge Mario Bergoglio becomes known as a respected leader and mentor among Argentine clergy. Bergoglio is appointed to be an Auxiliary Bishop in Buenos Aires by Pope John Paul II on May 20, 1992. This new role further highlights his increasing reputation and recognition within the Catholic Church.