I was looking on Kindle today and saw a recently published book (June 2026) on the events in Garabandal. The author's Grandmother lived in a small village close by and was a witness to the various happenings there. He has known of Garabandal since early childhood and visited many times. It's not a devotional book, nor is it sceptical. The author looks back over the original material and tries to present a fuller picture. I've only read a little so far but it does seem like a job well done. Below is the Book Overview from Kindle, There's also a papwrback edition: "In the summer of 1961, in a village without electricity in the mountains of Cantabria, four twelve-year-old girls fell to their knees at the same moment before something no adult could see. What followed over the next four years baffled doctors, priests and scientists from around the world: bodies that two grown men could not move by force, open eyes that did not respond to light, perfect synchronies that no collective hysteria hypothesis can explain. And messages. Messages that in 1965 seemed scandalous and that in 2026 — with wars on European soil, the Church crisis documented in the courts of half the world, and the Doomsday Clock at its closest point to midnight — sound like something else entirely. This book is not devotion. It is not skepticism. It is a dossier. Researcher G. Cotha, from Cantabria, whose grandmother was a direct witness to the Garabandal ecstasies, reconstructs the case with the cold precision of a forensic examiner and the urgency of someone who knows the window is closing: Conchita González, the principal visionary, is seventy-six years old. She has known the date of the promised Great Miracle since she was twelve. And she has spent sixty-four years without saying it. Includes the original medical reports, first-hand testimonies, the institutional process that chose not to investigate, and two documentary appendices with the voices of those who were there. The dossier is open. As it always has been."
