The four visionaries
The story of Conchita, Jacinta, Mari Loli, and Mari Cruz, their families, and the community in which the events began.
What no previous book had revealed.
An investigation into the history of the apparitions at San Sebastián de Garabandal: the people involved, the eyewitness accounts, the controversies, and the events that continue to draw interest more than six decades later.
Revised edition Updated and expanded content.
Historical documentation Eyewitness accounts, key dates, and historical context.
Available in four languages Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and English.
In 1961, four girls from San Sebastián de Garabandal reported witnessing a series of apparitions that would forever change the history of this small Cantabrian village.
Over the years, doctors, priests, journalists, local residents, and pilgrims observed the events, leaving accounts, photographs, recordings, and documents. The experiences attributed to Conchita González, Jacinta González, Mari Loli Mazón, and Mari Cruz González inspired devotion, sparked controversy, and opened a debate that continues today.
Garabandal: El Expediente Prohibido brings this history together into a coherent account, offering readers a broad understanding of the context, the girls at its heart, the messages, the reported phenomena, and the different interpretations that have emerged over time.
“A book for those who want to explore Garabandal beyond summaries, simplified accounts, and isolated fragments.”
A documentary account that tells the story of the key events surrounding the Garabandal apparitions.
The story of Conchita, Jacinta, Mari Loli, and Mari Cruz, their families, and the community in which the events began.
The first events of June 1961 and the reported apparition of Saint Michael the Archangel.
The background to, and analysis of, the first and second messages attributed to the Garabandal apparitions.
Ecstatic walks and falls, medical tests, and phenomena described by those who were present.
The visible Communion of July 1962, along with photographs and eyewitness accounts of the event.
One of Garabandal’s most unsettling episodes, and the visionaries’ subsequent statements about it.
What the visionaries said about these future events and how their statements have been interpreted over time.
An overview of the Church’s investigations and its discernment regarding Garabandal.
The book distinguishes between historically documented events, accounts attributed to witnesses, reported prophecies, and the Church’s official position.
Its aim is not to impose a conclusion, but to give readers the information they need to understand the events, their context, and the different interpretations.
This book complements the documentaries, biographies, timelines, articles, and resources published on NOCTAVIA.
The book is available in Kindle and paperback editions. Choose the version you would like to view.
Original edition
Portuguese edition
Italian edition
English edition
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The book draws on a close connection to Cantabria’s history and landscape, with access to family memories, eyewitness accounts, and documents relating to the events.
The project grew out of a desire to preserve the memory of Garabandal, bring the facts into a coherent account, and share them with a new generation of readers.
The book is available as a Kindle ebook and a printed paperback.
Editions are available in Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and English.
No. You can read the Kindle edition using the free Kindle app on your phone, tablet, or computer.
Yes. This is presented as a revised and updated edition, incorporating information through 2026.
The book distinguishes between eyewitness accounts, interpretations, and the Church’s position. Its documentary account does not replace the Church’s official discernment.
Available on Kindle and in paperback, in four languages.
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