Pope Leo XIV Arrives in Spain for Historic Apostolic Visit After 15 Years
Pope Leo XIV's arrival at Barajas airport at 10:30 AM marks his first visit to Spain as pope since May 2025, with planned stops in several cities.
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Pope Leo XIV's arrival at Barajas airport at 10:30 AM marks his first visit to Spain as pope since May 2025, with planned stops in several cities.
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