In this revealing biography, we explore the fascinating life of Jorge Mario Bergoglio, better known as Pope Francis, the first Latin American pontiff and Jesuit in the history of the Catholic Church. Based on public information available online and organized by artificial intelligence, this book provides a new perspective on the journey of one of the most influential figures of the contemporary world. From his humble childhood in Buenos Aires to the challenges faced during the Argentine dictatorship, through his rise as Archbishop of Buenos Aires, and finally as a global leader of the Vatican, this work analyzes Francis's contributions to social justice, inter-religious dialogue, and environmental care. His pastoral style, centered on inclusion and mercy, marked an unprecedented transformation in the Catholic Church. The book also addresses the controversies surrounding his papacy, from the criticism of conservative sectors to his actions during sensitive political moments in his home country. An indispensable work for those who wish to understand the complexities and legacies of one of the most iconic personalities of the 21st century.