No.
Monsignor is the way in which we refer to members of the clergy upon whom certain honorific titles have been bestowed:
- Protonotary Apostolic (this role can be traced back to the Early Church in Rome)
- Honorary Prelate
- Chaplain of His Holiness
One is not "made a monsignor", but rather one is called a monsignor if the Holy Father bestows one of those honors upon him, by recommendation of the bishop, for having rendered an especially valuable service to the Church.
The same form of address can be employed for the priest holding the office of Vicar General (unless he is also a religious).
Usage of the term "monsignor" was not always employed to address these members of the clergy, but rather became widespread around the XIV Century.
Pope Francis is pope number 266.
Since Pope Francis is the first and only pope by that name, there is no need for a number after his name. If a pope in the future also decides to take the name Francis, he will become Pope Francis II and then the original Pope Francis will become Pope Francis I.
Pope Francis is the reigning pope in 2013.
Only Pope Francis and God know what Pope Francis thinks.
No, Pope Francis does not smoke.
Pope Francis I is from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Pope Francis has not been succeeded at the time of this answer.
The current Pope Francis is from Argentina.
Pope Francis was elected pope in the Sistine Chapel.
Pope Francis, elected in 2013, is the 266th pope.
He is in Vatican City.
The Pope lives in the Vatican. In 2014 that would be Pope Francis.