The Barcelona groundbreaking naturally draws attention to the future temple, but I was also struck by the earlier story of sixteen-year-old Jordi Ventura writing to Church headquarters in 1948 after studying different religions. His experience, and the baptism of Ventura and Luis Moreno in Nice in 1950, show how a national religious history can begin with very small personal decisions. Which people or moments from Spain’s early Church history help you see this construction milestone in a more human way?