Over 1.2 million people gathered in Madrid's Cibeles Square for an open-air Mass led by Pope Leo XIV, marking one of the largest events during his visit to Spain. The pontiff arrived in a white popemobile, greeted by enthusiastic crowds waving flags and throwing flower petals. Among the attendees were King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, as the city was adorned with decorations in honor of the Pope. During his sermon, Pope Leo emphasized the importance of compassion, urging Catholics to help those in need, particularly the poor and marginalized. He expressed a desire for Madrid to remain a welcoming city, guided by human values. The Pope's visit, which runs from June 6 to June 12, also includes meetings with migrants and a focus on social issues. He praised Spain's policies regarding migration and encouraged political leaders to foster unity rather than division. Many migrants expressed appreciation for the Pope's support and prayers for their safety, highlighting the significance of his message during this visit.