Pope Francis' greatest love: Amalia Damonte, the woman that could have changed history

Jorge Mario Bergoglio's name has etched itself into history. At 76, he was elected as the 266th Pope, adopting the name Francis for his papacy. Since then, he became known globally, and his passing on April 21 at the age of 88 has left many in mourning. However, before becoming the leader of the Catholic Church, the Argentine native had a profound love that nearly altered the course of his destiny. That love was Amalia Damonte, an Argentine woman whom Jorge Mario met during childhood in the Flores neighborhood of Buenos Aires. According to local reports, they lived just a few blocks apart. . . .