Garabandal Pilgrimage 2020 (Part 1)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ธ.ค. 2024
- My Garabandal Pilgrimage of July 2020
My first time in Garabandal saw me arrive in the early evening. The village of San Sebastian de Garabandal welcomes me with it's immediate peace and stillness and the mountain dew was falling and moving over us.
I settled in the Hosteria de Garabandal for the week and I was looking forward to the week for much rest, peace and time with God.
I am very much aware of the story of Garabandal and I relate the events and messages of Garabandal with the message of Fatima. What the Blessed Virgin of Fatima began and warned about, seems to be continued in her Messages of Garabandal.
But for my pilgrimage in San Sebastian de Garabandal, I was focussed on time with God, in Pryer and silence. It was a spiritual retreat for me. But the silence of Garabandal has it's own way of impact. Seeing the faith of the village and then seeing those who had firm belief in the Garabandal apparitions, such as Padre Pio and Mother Teresa, it made a more obvious impact on me. I never expected such a clear impact of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. But The virgin of Carmel is everywhere in Garabandal. Statues, pictures and the brown Scapular is worn by so many people in Garabandal.
The Blessed virgin Mary appeared in Fatima, during the Miracle of the sun, as Our Lady of Carmel and she appeared in the Village of San sebastian de Garabandal also as Our lady of Mount Carmel. Their is an obvious but underlying theme regarding this that tends to be forgotten I think.
The week I went to Garabandal, with no plan, happened to fall on the Feast day of Our Lady of Carmel and also the feast day of San Sebastian. More videos of the celebrations in Garabandal will follow.
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Wonderful video. It looks like a serene and lovely place. I would love to go to Garabandal. I look forward to seeing the rest of your visit.
Well done. We celebrate the Feast Day of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in my home town (Westerly, Rhode Island, USA.) My grandfather and 2 of his brothers were part of about 15 Italian immigrants who in the 1920's carried over the tradtion of celebrating this feast and venerating The Blessed Mother. Specifically the people of Longobucco Calabria, Italy prayed for Our Lady to break and awful drought to save the crops and it worked. The exact same thing has happened in Westerly RI. So whenever were're in a drought, people always say, "better get out the rosary beads!"
Well done, we are a family of 6 considering going for pilgrimage to Garabandal, Fatima, or to visit where Padre Pio lived. I will be watching part-2 and other faith-related videos you might have. Peace
Wonderful. You were so bless by Our Blessed Mother to be called out there. Looking forward to part 2! Blessings from Ireland.
Wow...how blessed you are...2hrs to Garabandal !!! We have such a longer flight from Australia. Thanks for sharing your pilgrimage with us.
Beautiful little hamlet. I would love to go there and just soak in the atmosphere and history.
Peaceful place of reflection Mark, away from the madness here.
Nice job Mark. 👍
Beautifully done !!! Where the 9 pines are, will that be where all the people will be gathered during the Coming Miracle ?
Do you think my eighty year old aunt could make it up and around those steep hills and rocks ?
How many hotels are there on the grounds ?
Next May 13th is the feast of St.Imelda, young saint of the Eucharist. It falls on a Thursday as well. I love your accent. Thanks for giving us a taste of the present day look at the ❤📿🙏
BELOVED GARABANDAL ☘
There is a modern road now leading straight to Garabandal. As soon as you arrive in the village you can see the pines. No need to be at the pines. Those sorrounding mountains will be view points to see the miracle also. There are a few places to stay. But for the miracle, I’ll be taking a tent lol
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Thank you dear heart. What a good idea, a tent.
Beautiful...Thank you....!!!!!
You're welcome. I still got more coming
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How much time will it take a senior (69 yrs old) like me to get to the Pines from the Hosteria Garabandal using the original path (unpaved) and using the new path (paved)?
If you use the new path you can take the vehicle up the road on the side and park. Then walk the couple of hundred yards (if that) and you’re there.
Depending on how physically able you are, going from the accommodation up the old path, it’s all incline. You go from smooth surface to uneven surface and it’s a good proper incline. I stopped once or twice for a breath and it took me about 15 mins.
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I'm thinking of going to here, whats the best place to stay here?
I stayed at Hosteria Garabandal
The birds do sound dialled in 😂
Glad you heard that too lol
Have to get their have to