Join us on Thursday, August 21 at 6 PM at Marsh Drive Church as the Ancient Order of Hibernians community gathers to pray the Rosary in honor of Our Lady of Knock, whose mysterious and awe-inspiring apparition continues to echo through the hearts of the faithful.

In the quiet village of Knock, nestled in County Mayo, Ireland, a heavenly vision unfolded on a rainy evening in 1879. Fifteen humble souls—children, elders, and villagers alike—stood transfixed before the gable wall of their parish church, witnessing a radiant tableau unlike any other. There, bathed in unearthly light, stood the Virgin Mary, serene and silent, accompanied by St. Joseph and St. John the Evangelist. At the center, a lamb rested on an altar, flanked by a host of celestial angels. Not a word was spoken. No message delivered. Yet the silence itself seemed divine.

Though the rain poured steadily, the apparition remained untouched—its ground miraculously dry—as the witnesses prayed with unwavering reverence for nearly two hours.

This gathering commemorates not just a moment in history, but an encounter that continues to stir faith and wonder. The apparition at Knock is a powerful testament to the enduring presence of the sacred in the lives of ordinary people—and the quiet ways Heaven sometimes speaks.