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6/6/2026, 10:50:40 AM
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Pope Leo has embarked on a week-long visit to Spain.
This is the first papal visit to the country in 15 years.
Pope Leo will be making three stops on his trip.
He begins in Madrid today, where he'll make history by addressing the Spanish Parliament this week.
He then goes to Barcelona on Tuesday, and then the pontiff will visit the Canary Islands off the African coast, which are a major gateway for migrants.
Our Chris Livesay is traveling with the Pope this week.
>> Good morning. Well, you can expect huge crowds turning out to see Pope Leo.
One of the most spectacular stops on this papal trip will no doubt be the Sagrada Familia, the world's tallest church.
But, don't let the expected crowds fool you.
More than 90% of Spaniards identified as Catholic in the 1970s.
Today, it's just over half.
You can blame a lot of that decline on the clergy sex abuse scandal.
The Vatican just announced Pope Leo will meet privately with victims here.
Leo will also welcome migrants, a topic close to his heart where he has openly clashed with President Trump.
And, he'll be trying to reach young people.
They've been rapidly leaving the Catholic Church here.
As it happens, hundreds of thousands of young people are already descending on Madrid to see someone else, the pop sensation Bad Bunny, here on a worldwide tour.
Now, church officials say a meeting between the Pope and the pop star could happen.
We're hearing as soon as this evening, perhaps sharing the same stage, the same pulpit,
the same Popemobile.
We don't know.
For CBS Saturday Morning, I'm Chris Livesay in Madrid, Spain.
>> You got to hope Pope Leo knows the words to the Bad Bunny song.
>> [laughter]
>> he definitely does. That's a collab I can get behind.
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