WHAT IS GARABANDAL?: Here's a Site for those who want to rent an apartment in Garabandal:

Monday, February 1, 2010

Here's a Site for those who want to rent an apartment in Garabandal:

Available for rent from Easter 2010 a new development of purpose built apartments set in the stunning surrounding of the Cantabrian mountains and only 25 minutes from the historical coast of Cantabria and its large selection of sandy beaches.

Built in the traditional mountain style we offer a selection of apartments each with two bedrooms and stylishly decorated to create a modern, comfortable and relaxed living space. Fully equipped to a very high standard features include flat screen LCD television, DVD player, underfloor heating and wireless Internet connection. Each apartment has a well equipped modern kitchen, spacious living room with dining table, full bathroom and two bedrooms all very tastefully furnished to allow you to relax and enjoy your break with us.

Located in the small mountain village of San Sebastian de Garabandal the apartments benefit from an incredibly peaceful ambiance and the most stunning views. There is a very wide choice of things to do whilst you are here and a car is definitely recommended. Country walks are very popular as well as fishing and nature trailing to see the wide variety of different wildlife that lives here but there are numerous outdoor activities that you can join in with if you wish, there really is no shortage. Check out the Things to Do page which lists just a few of them.

Go here: http://www.garabandalapartments.com/index.html

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UPDATE: THE CHURCH"S POSITION ON GARABANDAL

The magazine "Garabandal Journal" has updated some information regarding the village of Garabandal, the current Bishop and Pastor.
For many years, while never being condemned, the Garabandal events were under a dark cloud as some of the first bishops (but not all) opposed the events. But the tide started to change with Bishop Juan Antonio del Val Gallo (1971-1991). While he at first did not believe in the apparitions he took a more open position. In 1981, he became a believer and during his reign, he lifted the ban on priests going up to the village and allowed them to celebrate Mass in the village church with the permission of the village pastor. The next bishop, Jose Vilaplana Blasco, was a non-believer, but left in place the positive changes made by Bishop del Val. In 2006, he was transferred to another diocese in southern Spain and Archbishop of Oviedo, Carlos Osoro Sierra, was made Apostolic Administrator of Santander. The Archbishop, building on the positive measures taken by Bishop Del Val, allowed priests visiting Garabandal to celebrate Mass in the village church even if the pastor was not there (he ministered to a number of other villages and was not always in Garabandal). The Archbishop also gave visiting priests faculties to hear confessions.
In 2007, Ed Kelly from the United States, wrote to the Archbishop requesting the current status of Garabandal and received a letter from the prelate, under his own stationary and signed by him dated May 7, 2007, in which he said: "I respect the apparitions and have known of authentic conversions. In light of these events, how can we not always feel the need to open our heart to our mother Mary to tell her that we need her protection, help, spirit, desire, hope and love! I encourage you to continue maintaining this devotion to our Mother."
In 2011, two 50th anniversaries were celebrated in Garabandal (1) for the first appearance of St. Michael on June 18, 1961, and (2) the first vision of Our Lady on July 2, 1961. The celebrations were conducted under the auspices of the Santander Diocese represented by the village pastor Fr. Rolando Cabeza (also dean of the area). During the celebrations, another ban was lifted when Fr. Cabeza, spoke of the apparitions from the pulpit, and read the two formal Messages of Our Lady at Garabandal.
On May 6, 2012, current Bishop of Santander, Vecente Jimenez Zamora (installed in 2007) celebrated a Mass in Garabandal in commemoration of the completion of a restoration project of the village church. In a refreshments period after Mass, he was open and most cordial with all the villagers and visitors. On May1, 2013, the Bishop again celebrated Mass in the village church of Garabandal and prior to the Mass, kissed a crucifix belonging to villager David Toribio that was kissed by the Blessed Virgin at Garabandal. We don't know if the Bishop knew that but we suspect he did.
Bishop Jimenez's Masses in Garabandal were firsts, since no Bishop of Santander had ever said Mass in the village church from the time the apparitions began in 1961.
Deacon John

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