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    Pope to visit Spain in November: Vatican

    Wed, 03/03/2010 - 09:06 EDT - France24.com - Business

    Pope Benedict XVI will visit Spain on November 6 and 7, with stops in Santiago de Compostela and Barcelona, the Vatican said on Wednesday.Santiago de Compostela -- a key destination on a medieval pilgrimage route -- is marking a jubilee year, or one in which Saint James' feast day, July 25, falls on a Sunday.In Barcelona, the pontiff will inaugurate modernist Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi's unfinished church -- the Sagrada Familia -- where part of the interior is scheduled to open to the public by September.

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