11"x 14" Printed on Moab Natural Paper, with a Deckled Edge.   

OUR LADY OF THE HILL also known as Our Lady Knock

(KNOCK ( Cnoc in Gaelic means, "Hill") -  Our Lady of the Hill.  

On the rainy evening of Aug. 21, 1879, 15 persons saw a two-hour vision on the gable of St. John the Baptist church in the humble village of Knock, County Mayo, Ireland. Whoever came, saw. Ranging from 5-75 years of age, they acknowledged seeing the same religious tableaux.

The figures, all robed in white, were raised a couple of feet above the perfectly dry ground.  In the center of the gable was a simple altar with a young lamb standing in front of a cross. Angels encircled this area.

To the left were three figures. In the center was Mary, to her right was a side view of St. Joseph, slightly bowing toward her. To her left was St. John the Apostle, robed as a mitered bishop, looking forward, holding an open book in one hand and pointing heavenward with the other.