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The three magnets that hold this book together are Science, Religion, and the Supernatural. As you have read, the information is composed of painstaking research, with the largest chapter being chapter 1, which contains information of Our Lady of Fatima and Our Lady of Garabandal. Forthwith is a 3 mins introduction to the beautiful story of Garabandal. It is very interesting... at your lower right is a control for sound. It is called Garabandal, Unstoppable Waterfall, it premiered in 2020. The special documentary, created by Mater Spiel, is something else for it has searched and provides eyewitnesses of the apparitions from the decade of the 1960s, when they were still alive. The worldly stage of modern society is a sub theme but, the story of Garabandal is not all about only the wrath of God. Society cannot continue to live under the framework of a declining morality, granted, but there is more to the story, the change of one's ways.

Garabandal, Unstoppable Waterfall is an exceptional collection of interviews and film clips; it is condensed. If in case you are not able to load the above video, you can be able to hear and see it for yourself on this 3 min intro LINK to Garabandal, Unstoppable Waterfall.

Keep in mind, some film was probably filmed in 8mm, and that quality is far from high def, and do not be deterred by there being no sound in some of the video clips. This was the 1960s era, and I remember even my family when we were shown old family movies, there was no sound. That was a natural thing of life, and we were in a big city like Los Angeles. It starts with the warnings, but that is covered in the book; it is a story that when it occurred in the 1960s, seemed too incredulous. This informative video has a collection of both actual moving film and people describing what they remember. It is not a rendition, for it contains actual eyewitness testimonies of people who were there. The people who lived it give us a better understanding if it was a true event or what. It is a streaming visage of Christianity, in which it is reminded, there are those who wish you not to acquire knowledge of the true story.

In addition to Unstoppable Watefall, the author discovered this little gem of information, titled Beyond the Vision, Garabandal: Only God Knows, garnered together by people binded together in describing the truth of this little point in history, lost and forgotten until now. It draws a commentary totally different from the metamorphosed explanation issued by the Vatican. It must be reminded before scene one of the following movie, Conchita was first taken away from her parents, into a strange town she had never been to, was lavished with candies and treats, then after she would not budge from saying it was untrue, was threatened she would be condemned to hell for lying, among other things. And, the higher-ups were certain they had everything under control; at first, they branded Conchita the leader of the gang and epileptic.

The following link allows a reader to view the beautiful film Garabandal, Only God Knows, and follow the many occurrences and inexplicable events. The appointed persons in the investigative committees with their banal explanations are no force against the power of God and the power of the Rosary.

Various disbelieves say it is all from the devil, but since when do devils and demons want to teach the young to pray the Rosary? The movie has English subtitles for it is made in Spain, Aniceta is the mother of Conchita, who has no father, and nothing what she and her three visionaries say go against God, the Gospel or the Christian faith. The Blessed Mother loves each and every one of us. Because she is our mother.

Have you ever tried walking up a steep hill full of rocks—backwards, without a single occasion of falling down? And, I don’t mean a nice steep, paved city street like what you find in San Francisco. I mean a rock strewn uneven path. Try it sometime, in the rain, which because of budget constrains the movie rarely shows it is raining, but that is the way it happened. The 1960s village of Garabandal was deep in the mountains, with not even a smooth road or electricity, yet, from the backwards and isolation came a 4-letter word: hope.

She came down not for Conchita or any of the girls, but for all of humanity.

If you want to, you can see it recently released in English.

The story of Fatima has been featured on television many times, such as History Channel’s “Histories Mysteries”, AND Fox News --even the Washington Post wrote about Fatima. But about Garabandal, nothing. One person who believed in Garabandal was Saint Padre Pio. Two rare videos of him when he was alive, one from Italy circa 1956 in front of his new hospital and the other one shows the extraordinary mail St. Padre Pio used to receive; in some of the scenes he is a tough cookie.

Saint Padre Pio when he lived was known just as Padre Pio. and that is how I knew him. Through his lifetime he was poor, and was the object of a flourishing cult. A mystic and a stigmatic, he was considered special and a saint even when in his younger life. Wounds identical to those of Christ on the cross is the definition of a stigmatic, and he first began to receive them in 1918, and for several years circa WW I, some church authorities despised him so much, they were able to influence the Pope to forbade him to say Mass publicly or hear confessions. A special link over 50 years since he died where thanks to breadoflife9704 we see his incorrupt body; the saint's body still intact, as his nails and beard still growing--his body was never mummified like Pope John XXIII's was. The dark side to his life was that there were people who did not like him, even in the Vatican, but Pio never wavered from the Catholic Church. He lived day to day in San Giovanni Rotondo, before Adolf Hitler was even a dictator, and from there is where he learned of the seers of Garabandal, saw Conchita along with 31-year old Princess Cecilia Maria (Cecile) de Bourbon-Palma, and gave orders whereupon his death, that the veil that would cover his face, be given to Conchita. Princess Cecilia had a long name, Princess Cecilia Maria Antoinette Madeleine Jeanne Agnes Francoise de Bourbon-Parma. She was the one who saw that there were enough funds so that Conchita could take a trip first to Rome and then to Pietreclina, and back home. A young priest by the name of Karol Wojtyla from Poland visited Padre Pio in 1947, and the friar told his guest that one day, he would hold “the highest post in the Church.”

The little girls of Garabandal were chosen by Mary to transmit messages of love.

It was a career high for the little girls of Garabandal when he praised them publicly and in 1962 he wrote a special letter to Conchita. That letter is found on my web site under Anniversary. In many respects, the story of Garabandal and St. Padre Pio is like the story of the melting glaciers of the Alps. They are melting fast as more people who lived in the 1960s are also departing this earth. The glittering path of St. Pio to Conchita has mostly disappeared among the young Catholic faithful of this world. Even in its relatively diminished state today, it is known for certain, that before Saint Padre Pio passed away in 1968, he saw the Great Miracle. Last Mass of St. Padre Pio. During our contemporary era, many Christians forget the path that this saint, who had the power of healing and an ability to bilocate, had a path that did not disregard the importance of the apparitions of Garabandal--because he was in communication with the Blessed Virgin Mary about Garabandal itself.

With the help of modern technology, watch the complete video of Unstoppable Watefall when you have time at this link. This version is different. I urge you to watch the complete video when you have time so that you may align yourself to the truth. If you do not have time now, make some time later. Get comfortable and check it out. Maybe even take some notes regarding some marks in the video. Around the 13 min mark is when the story gets really interesting, but, at no time are we stating this Is the end times for the world. Why it took so long for someone to get the eyewitnesses together in tandem with running commentary is beyond me.

Around the 35 min mark and 47 secs, we get a glimpse of the miracle of the Host. This relates how important the theme of messages become, followed by the intervention of actual video of the little Communion Host popping out of nowhere in front of the cameraman. An angel actually told the girls beforehand that God would work a miracle. This is related in the ebook, however, nothing is quite as vivid as seeing it for yourself. Each audio visual is provided to crystalize into a jewel on the mountaintops of history.

At the 54.14 mark begins the information about the messages, the Eucharist and also a few words from Sister Nieves herself on how certain people went to great lengths to twist the arm of Conchita to say things that seem unbelievable. Sister Nieves was a teacher and Principal of a school in Burgos, Spain, where Conchita attended in anonymity. You will be involved with those who lived it and become suspicious as to why the Catholic Church did not come out with proper investigations, about the 1 hour 9mins and 14 seconds mark. Around the 1 hour and 5 min mark you will hear one of the stories of a miracle, that of Menchu Mendiolea. They did not keep their mouths shut. Inside the great Gothic Cathedral of Burgos: San Antonio de Padua. Conchita lived in Burgos in the late 1960s. It was built 1221-1567. One can only imagine what Conchita saw or felt; she is a very difficult person to reach. During Summer, a local band performs in the main square.

We must realize we are not in the sixties. Many trials, wars, and tribulations have come and gone, and much of the story of Garabandal is still hardly known. This particular website is from Australia and in this author's opinion, they did a pretty good job with excellent pictures and information. Front of the Cathedral of Burgos.

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This piece of information contains a clip saved by someone when Conchita appeared on The Late Late Show from New York. The interview with host Gabe M. Byrne is most probably from the 1970s or 1980s, as he was the first host of that CBS show, covering a 37-year span until 1999. Duration about 13 mins.

AND? We have two links, which are not nice. One pertains to the night of the screams and the little miracle--which in the video Garabandal, Unstoppable Waterfall, is related around the 44 min 50 second mark.

Next, also reflects the night of the screams, at this link, but Skip to about the 6.13 min mark. That is where they talk about the night of the screams.

At this website from The Catholic News Archive, a novice to the story of Garabandal will read this and leave with the impression that Rome gives a negative note to the whole business of the apparition.

The bottom line? From my years and years of research, I can state that it did—and still does, although it is more careful now with a different choice of words— a whole lot of denial, one of which is that Conchita did not see Pope Paul VI.

If you read the short paragraph below, remember, this is from May 23, 1969. We now know that what this Vatican informs are mainly bold face lies, but as the author shows, this is the Vatican of the sixties. Forthwith, is the section about Conchita:

The Doctrinal Congregation labeled as false statements in a leaflet circulated by the New York Garabandal center alleging that Conchita Gonzales, one of the visionaries, was given a private audience by Pope Paul VI. This leaflet bears the imprimatur of Archbishop Michel Kien Samophithak of Thailand. The congregation also denied claims of Garabandal devotees that Pope Paul had given a special blessing to the Gonzales girl at the alleged private audience. An authoritative source said the Garabandal apparitions have been championed by members of the family of Prince Xavier di BourbonParma, pretender to the Spanish and French thrones. This source said that it was in the company of members of the Bourbon-Parma family that the Gonzales child attended a public papal audience. They afterwards claimed that the Pope had given her a special blessing. The source said this claim is false. Garabandal has been the center of controversy since the inception of the alleged apparitions in 1961.

What kind of Vatican is this? Well, in a nutshell, it was dominated by evil men, controversial a statement if ever described, but what else can you say if: A. It is a sad pronouncement to say this. B. Looking back in history, you find time after time, the 60s era descriptions on Garabandal from the Vatican is full of inventions and lies. C. There is word from the Vatican that state they did a thorough investigation. That is blatant a lie as you can get. D. Forthwith is the start of this 1969 article:

Vatican City —(NC) —Claims of Vatican support for alleged apparitions of the Blessed Virgin to four children at Garabandal, Spain, have been denied by the Doctrinal Congregation. Devotees of the Garabandal apparitions have held that the “official note” made public by the late Bishop Vicente Puchol Montiz of Santander in 1967 was not binding upon them. They claim that pronouncements on the authenticity of Garabandal were entirely in the hands of the Holy Office (the Doctrinal Congregation was formerly known under this title). The congregation’s declaration of May 10, 1969, put an end to their claim. The "official note” of the Santander diocese (where Garabandal is located) declared: • There was no apparition either of the Blessed Virgin or of St. Michael the Archangel or of any other celestial personage. • There was no message....

The Doctrinal Congregation gave full support to Bishop Montiz, saying he “acted correctly in this matter, and in full accord with his authority." As you have come upon what was released by the Vatican in this book during the 1960s and what was actually done in their so-called thorough investigations, the above paragraph exemplifies a perfect smoke screen to what was actually conducted.

We include here parting sound bytes from Fr Martin, on Garabandal interviewed on radio by Art Bell.