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The posture that you see Francis doing actually means something.
Back then monks folded their arms and put their hands into their sleeves to keep warm.

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Ignatius was a saint that founded the Society of Jesus. In 1521 Ignatius was wounded in a battle which ended his career as a soldier. While recovering, Ignatius experienced a conversion to Christianity and dedicated his life to god.

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Ignatius would have gone to Asia, but he got sick at the last second and he chose Francis to go instead.

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The people in Europe thought he was a pretty cool dude. They agreed with his opinion on Christianity. I'd think that having a whole continent recognize you as a good person would feel pretty good man.

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King John III admired him as a Jesuit. King III told members of the Society of Jesus to go to Asia and spread Christianity.

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He joined the followers of Ignatius and vowed to be obedient to Christ and live in poverty and chastity, as Jesus did. In 1541 the men (Aka Jesuits) journeyed to Rome and declared themselves to be at service of the John. (King John III)

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Francis Xavier was born in 1506 in Navarre, Spain. He grew up in a castle with his father. At the age of 19 he went to University of Paris. Where he met Ignatius Loyola, a 38 year-old student. Loyola recently had a bad injury that ended his career as a soldier. After that he had a tough life, which led to a religious conversion and dedicated his life to God. Soon after Francis met him he converted to dedicating his life to god.