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BANDAL. Spain ‘AP — Four years have made little change im the lives of four Spanish girls who on June 18, 1961. said they received the first of a series of visits from the Mother of Christ

The Roman Catholic Chirch has not accepted the authentic- ity of these claims. vet the curi-

5 far and near continue to make the difficult pilgrimage fo this mountain village to speak with the four girls: and hear their stories + Two successive bishops of the Santander diocese have cau- jtioned “their priests that the ‘claim of the four girls to have

{seen and taike sith the Virgin acks confirmation or authen- tication Yet. their. reports have re- ceived serious study, from many

churchmen Rev J Bonance Mars-sur Aller. Nievre, Franc?. published a. report on his investigation

San Sebastian de Gara- banda! what a marve! wrote Father Borarce “ft ts a-corner om paradise Never has the Vir-

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SMALL VILLAGE

The “paradise” is a northern

Spanish Village Prepares Mower appeased’ them’ ‘hey - For Holy Visitor In June 222825

Spanish village of 300° inhabit ants who live’ in smaili, rustic houses crowded together in the valev of Cosio, 200 miles north of Madrid

4 ty church is the most out- standing feature of the village, most of whose people are farm- ers

What manner of people are the four young girls, who now pre- dict a return of the Virgin for another visit to - Garabandal about June 10? They claim they last saw her Dec 8. 1963

All were—at the time of the first ‘ apparition—typical village children who took advantage of a festival day to slip away to an orchard tg play. and there said they encountered the vision.

Two of the girls were 12 when they first reported their meet- ing with the Virgin. The other two girls were 10 at the tiene.

Today the eldest, Conchita Gonzalez. is at 16 a serious, studious girl. quiet but friendly. Next in ‘age is Maria Dolores Mazon. a happy. smiling girl

whose friends call her “Lor”

The third child, Maria Cruz Gonzalez, is reserved and quiet,

; difficult —te—tatk—with—less—ex-— te

pressive than her three com- panions

The fourth, Jacinta Gonzalez Gomez, also is timid and more

reluctant to discuss her ‘‘vis-7

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‘ence and knelt down to pray. has attracted widespread atten-

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As. their “seizure” ended. the children said. they ran to the jvillage church to- pray There, other children heard them sob-

schoolteacher. to whom they Usually it ts Conchita Gonzalez first recited their experience who acts as spokesman. WAS FORETOLD NORMAL LIVES “One of the marvels of Gara- All four girls “ork and study banda! is that the miracles are in the village. helping their-always foretold.” Father Bor- families keep their chil! stone ance wrote in his report “On houses clean, working at times July 1. 1961. the angel St.\ in.ithe fields going frequently Michael) told the children they

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lives no different from other the next dav so on the fol- children growing up in this vil- lowing day she appeared to lage, with its close-knit inhabi- them They later described her tants in detail.’

There is a difference when The girls have said thev ex- the girls discuss the visits they pect‘a new holv. yisit June 10. Say the Virgin made to them. and many of Garabanda! are

“I was the first to see -our awaiting to sée if they. too. may visitor.” said Conchita. ““We view the apparation were playing near the orchard Desnite the official. silence of and suddenly there was a thun- the church, the promise of a derclap. Then I felt some pres- new “miracle” in Garabandal

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