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  1. The Apostolic Journey of the Holy See to Spain commenced on May 28, 2026, to discuss international issues and common good.

Pope Leo XIV traveled to Spain to address the nation on June 6, 2026.

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Pope Leo XIV traveled to Spain to address the nation on June 6, 2026.

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  1. Pope met privately with abuse victims in Spain.Sub-event
  2. Pope Leo XIV visited Barcelona for religious services.Sub-event
  3. A pilgrim attended the inauguration of the Sagrada Familia tower in Barcelona.Sub-event
  4. Pope Leo criticized Donald Trump's anti-immigration and Iran war stance during his tour of Spain.Sub-event
  5. During his visit to Spain, Leo XIV focused on immigration issues, with Barcelona serving as a main entry point for irregular migrants.Sub-event
  6. A bishop in Spain is aiding arriving migrants and disagreeing with the Church's stance on migration during the Papal visit.Sub-event
  7. Leo XIV addressed young people during his visit to Spain.1 source
  8. Pope Leo XIV traveled to Spain to address the nation as part of his Apostolic Journey.1 source
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  1. Pope Leo XIV's itinerary included stops in Peru, the Canary Islands, and various cities in Spain.1 source
  2. Leo XIV addressed the credibility crisis for the Catholic Church during his Spanish tour.1 source
  3. Leo XIV warned that Europe faces geopolitical crises and decline while seeking to address faith and modernity.1 source
  4. Pope appealed to Spain regarding its role in Christian Europe during his visit.1 source
  5. Pope Leo XIV started his visit to Spain in Madrid.1 source
  6. Gifts and offerings made to Leo XIV from leaders in Chicago.1 source
  7. Pope encouraged religious loyalty and advocated for religious freedom during his visit to Spain.1 source

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