Pope Leo XIV is set to make his first apostolic journey to Spain from June 6 to 12, traveling nearly 2,500 kilometers. His visit, under the motto 'Lift up your eyes', will include 21 events across four cities: Madrid, Barcelona, Gran Canaria, and Tenerife. Expected to attract significant crowds, the Corpus Mass in Cibeles could see up to 1.5 million attendees, while 500,000 are anticipated at the vigil in Plaza de Lima. This visit is particularly noteworthy as it marks the Church's return to Spain after 15 years, the last papal visit being by Pope Benedict XVI. The pope's itinerary features a meeting with the Spanish prime minister and an address to members of the Congress of Deputies, marking a historic first for a pope in the Spanish Parliament. The economic implications of the visit are substantial, with an estimated cost of 25 million euros and a potential economic return exceeding 150 million euros. The Vatican spokesman emphasized that this journey signifies the pope's relevance in addressing contemporary issues in Spain and Europe.