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Over a million people lined the streets of Madrid and one of its main squares to catch a glimpse of Pope Leo as he made his way to an open-air Mass in what was expected to be the largest event during his week-long visit to Spain | Collector
Over a million people lined the streets of Madrid and one of its main squares to catch a glimpse of Pope Leo as he made his way to an open-air Mass in what was expected to be the largest event during his week-long visit to Spain
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Over a million people lined the streets of Madrid and one of its main squares to catch a glimpse of Pope Leo as he made his way to an open-air Mass in what was expected to be the largest event during his week-long visit to Spain

Over a million people lined the streets of Madrid and one of its main squares to catch a glimpse of Pope Leo as he made his way to an open-air Mass in what was expected to be the largest event during his week-long visit to Spain

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