National Memorial Mass | Knock Shrine

'Volunteers don't necessarily have the time, they just have the heart.' - Elizabeth Andrew This week is National Volunteering Week and we would like to sincerely thank all those who give of their time so generously here at Knock Shrine. The spirit of volunteerism has always been alive and well here at our National Marian Shrine, since the foundation of the Knock Shrine Society in 1935. This year, unlike any other, we have been deeply indebted to all of our volunteers - Shrine volunteers, Cairde

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

The Parish Priest of Knock Fr Richard Gibbons explains why the Shrine and grounds are closed to the public today, the 15th August. Traditionally one of the biggest days of the year in Knock. More at 1pm | Midwest Radio

As we celebrate the Jubilee Year, the theme ‘Pilgrims of Hope’ is indeed a fitting one for Ireland’s International Eucharistic and Marian Shrine. Knock has always been a place of hope and consolation. The message of hope of the Knock Apparition continues to reveal itself every day, through the pilgrims who are drawn to this unique place. The first pilgrims began to visit Knock in the weeks following the Apparition in 1879. By their continuing presence at Knock Shrine, today’s pilgrims follow in