Pope Leo XIV makes a call for “reciprocal” integration during a visit to Tenerife, the largest Canary island, which comes at the end of his Spanish tour. Speaking in Tenerife, he urges both migrants and host communities to share responsibilities grounded in rights and duties. The pope says migrants should learn the local language, respect and obey the law, and take part in wider community life. He also emphasizes that integration is not one-sided, describing it as a mutual process involving newcomers and long-term residents. At the same time, he frames the message in inclusive terms, remarking that “all of us are migrants,” and presenting integration as something that requires cooperation rather than only adaptation by those arriving. The comments reflect a broader focus on social cohesion and participation, with the pope highlighting practical steps for migrants and a welcome role for host societies.