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Pope arrives Barcelona to bless world’s tallest church

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Pope Leo on Tuesday arrived in Barcelona where he will celebrate mass in the Sagrada Familia Basilica and bless the new tower that has made it the world’s tallest church. On day four of his visit to Spain, Leo XIV took off from Madrid where he had given an unprecedented speech to parliament and held Read More: https://punchng.com/pope-arrives-barcelona-to-bless-worlds-tallest-church/

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