The upcoming International Congress of Brotherhoods and Popular Piety in Seville, Spain, has sparked a debate about the balance between traditional religious practices and the growing emphasis on spectacle. While the event is expected to draw large crowds and significant media attention, some argue that the focus on outward displays risks overshadowing the deeper purpose of the congress: to foster spiritual growth and evangelization. Archbishop Saiz Meneses, a key figure in the event, highlights the importance of the congress as a platform for fostering Christian values, spreading joy and hope, and serving as a source of spiritual guidance. However, critics worry that the focus on the grandeur of the processions and celebrations could distract from the essential message of faith and outreach. They point to the potential for a disconnect between the outward displays and the inward journey of spiritual development. This debate underscores the importance of striking a balance between tradition and contemporary needs in the context of a changing religious landscape.