On June 7, Madrid witnessed an extraordinary turnout as over 1.2 million people filled the streets and Cibeles Square to see Pope Leo during his visit to Spain. The event marked the highlight of his week-long trip, which began with meetings focused on social issues, including a vigil attended by around 600,000 young people. As he traveled in the popemobile along Paseo de la Castellana, crowds waved flags and cheered, expressing their support. Upon arrival, the pope wrote in a guest book, emphasizing the need for Madrid to remain a welcoming city inspired by genuine human values. His visit, which runs from June 6 to June 12, includes stops in Barcelona and the Canary Islands, where he plans to meet migrants. Leo's message during this trip calls for respect for all individuals and urges leaders to unite rather than divide. After the Mass, he is scheduled to meet with members of his Augustinian order and engage with cultural figures at a concert venue in central Madrid.