Catholic Church in Barcelona opens doors during Ramadan to homeless Muslims

It’s day 23 of Ramadan, the Muslim holy month of praying and fasting. The traditional dinner at nightfall, known as iftar, is normally a chance for friends and family to break fast together. In Spain, mosques can’t host this year due to COVID-19 restrictions regarding group dining. The result: iftar alone, for many. But an unlikely ally has emerged to keep the festive tradition alive. The World’s Gerry Hadden reports from Barcelona.