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Gaudí Would Have Been Pleased: The Pope Celebrates the Dedication of the Jesus Tower at the Sagrada Familia

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  • Crowds gathered in Barcelona as the Pope celebrated mass at the Sagrada Familia.
  • The event marked the dedication of the Jesus Tower, with fireworks and pyrotechnics lighting up the city.
Gaudí Would Have Been Pleased: The Pope Celebrates the Dedication of the Jesus Tower at the Sagrada Familia
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1. Crowds in the streets of Barcelona ahead of the Pope’s mass at the Sagrada Familia (Photo: Dan Kitwood /Getty Images)

2. The Pope waves from his transparent vehicle to the crowds in the streets of Barcelona (Photo: Adri Salido /Getty Images)

3. The Pope on a screen during the mass at the Sagrada Familia (Photo: Dan Kitwood /Getty Images)

4. Fireworks and pyrotechnics (Photo: Dan Kitwood /Getty Images)

5. Crowds light up the streets of Barcelona near the Sagrada Familia (Photo: Dan Kitwood /Getty Images)

6. A spectacular fireworks display (Photo: Fatima Shbair /AP)

7. The Sagrada Familia illuminated and towering against the backdrop of Barcelona (Photo: Fatima Shbair /AP)

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