Today we welcome Archdiocese Dublin to Knock Shrine for a wonderful day, focusing #healing #peace #prayer. Mass 3pm, workshops and a talk led by Fr Richard Gibbons on the beautiful #Apparition Mosaic at Knock Basilica. See the full programme here: https://bit.ly/2HEwkEf WMOF2018 | Knock Shrine

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This evening, we invite you to join us on a virtual tour of some of the highlights that await you here at Ireland's international Eucharistic and Marian Shrine. This short video showcases the Apparition Chapel, Knock Parish Church and the stunning Apparition mosaic at Knock Basilica here at Knock Shrine, set in over 100 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens. Find out more about Mass times, opening hours and key places to visit on our website www.knockshrine.ie | Knock Shrine

A Pilgrimage to Knock, Ireland, the Shrine of Our Lady of Knock. 19th September 1954. Transcript of the film: A woman and children look at a newspaper with headline 'Pope inaugurates the Marian Year'. Family sat down at tea. The man writes on an agenda 'Pioneer tribute to our Lady'. Council meeting of Pioneer Association with Police, Clergy and laymen. Pilgrims on train including a blind man and people on stretchers and wheelchairs. Crowds attending many carrying rosary beads. Clergy, including

In a small village in western Ireland, during one of the worst famines in history, the Blessed Mother appeared to simple villagers in Knock. Since then, this quiet and peaceful place has become one of the most beloved Marian shrines — visited by two popes, St. John Paul II and Pope Francis — and every year, by the Dominican Family as well. This year, the Master of the Order, Fr. Gerard Francisco Timoner III, OP, joined the annual pilgrimage at the beginning of his visit to the Irish Province. Th

27K views · 637 reactions | Remembering our visionary founder, the great Monsignor Horan, who died on this day in 1986, whilst in Lourdes on the first pilgrimage flight from Knock Airport - his remains were flown into the airport, ironically the first funeral to fly into the Airport. How proud he would be on Sunday August 26th to welcome the Pope to the airport - the realisation of his vision. #legend | Ireland West Airport | Facebook