1. The proper name for Garabandal is San Sebastian de Garabandal. The locals simply refer to their little mountain village as San Sebastian.
2. The location is in the mountains of Cantabria about 53 miles southwest of the provincial capital, Santander, by automobile and about 21 miles directly south of the Cantabrian Sea, also known as the Gulf of Biscay.
3. In the early evening of June 18, 1961 St. Michael the Archangel suddenly appeared to four young girls on the edge of the village of San Sebastian de Garabandal. He returned several times over the following days, and on July 1, 1961 he told the children that the Virgin Mary would appear to them the next day. The Virgin Mary did appear to the four girls, eleven and twelve years of age, the following day. It was July 2, 1961 and Feast of the Visitation, celebrated in the Catholic Church at that time. The heavenly Lady was dressed as Our Lady of Mt. Carmel holding the Baby Jesus in her arms.
The Virgin Mary, appeared at Garabandal more than 2000 times during the next four years and four months, fulfilling a promise She had made to the three shepherd children of Fatima on October 13, 1917—the day of the great Miracle of the Sun at Fatima. On that day in Fatima, dressed as Our Lady of Mt. Carmel and holding the Baby Jesus in her arms, She bade farewell to the three shepherd children saying, “until San Sebastian, Spain” (“até Sao Sebastiao da Hesphana”).
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