He's one of the world's most public figures, and yet you might not know him as well as you think. Number 1. He is the first Latin American to lead the Roman Catholic Church. Pope Francis hails from Buenos Aires, Argentina, while most of history's other popes have called Europe their homeland. Number 2. He is a background in chemistry. Before he entered the diocesan seminary of Vila de Vodo, Pope Francis graduated from a technical school where he trained as a chemical technician. Number 3. He once taught literature and psychology. From 1964 to 1965, the Pope taught literature and psychology at Immaculate Conception College in Santa Fe, and then a year later, he taught the same subjects at the Colligio del Salvatore and Buenos Heirs. Number 4. He nearly became Pope in 2005. After the death of Pope John Paul II, Jorge Bergoglio as Pope Francis was known then reportedly received the second most votes in the papal conclave. Number 5. He only has one lung. As a teenager, a serious infection came upon him, and the Pope underwent surgery to remove a lung. If you like more of these videos, subscribe to the Armor of God channel today.