Pope Leo XIV marks the 100th anniversary of the death of architect Antoni Gaudí by honoring major sacred sites in Barcelona. Multiple reports say the Pope holds a noontime prayer at a mountain-top abbey and later plans an evening Mass at the Sagrada Familia Basilica. ABC Australia and other outlets describe the Pope’s remarks as praising the basilica for its artistry, referencing elements such as stones, colors and light. One account also notes the wider context of the Sagrada Familia’s construction, which began around the time of Pope Leo XIII’s pontificate and remains unfinished. Another report states the Pope is honoring two of Barcelona’s sacred monuments, indicating attention beyond the basilica alone, while the main ceremonial events center on the Sagrada Familia. Coverage is consistent in linking the Pope’s visit and services in Barcelona to Gaudí’s death centenary and framing the Sagrada Familia as a globally prominent but still incomplete landmark.