Our Lady of Knock Memorial Bookmark – BM42
Memorial bookmark with Our Lady of Knock image on the front.
This elegant memorial bookmark provides a meaningful, lasting way to honour a loved one — a small but touching keepsake that accompanies daily reading, prayer, or reflection. The front features a devotional image of Our Lady of Knock, symbolising hope, faith, and comfort.
Inside its modest dimensions, the bookmark offers space for a name, dates, and a short prayer or verse — creating a deeply personal memento. Its laminated card stock ensures durability, so the tribute remains beautiful and intact even with frequent use.
A touch of history…
On the evening of 21st of August 1879, in the village of Knock, County Mayo, Ireland, several villagers witnessed what is now known as the Apparition at Knock. The Blessed Virgin Mary appeared, accompanied by St. Joseph, St. John the Evangelist, a Lamb on an altar, a Cross, and angels.
Since then, the site has grown to become a major place of Marian and Eucharistic devotion, drawing countless pilgrims who seek peace, healing, and spiritual consolation.
Technical information
58x190mm, gloss laminated, printed on 350gsm heavy card. Personalisable photo on the front, optional verse on the back.
Why Choose This Card
- Classic devotional imagery: Features a serene depiction of Our Lady of Knock, offering comfort, peace, and a strong sense of spiritual presence.
- Elegant, practical format: A slim and durable bookmark that fits easily into prayer books, Bibles, or daily reading—ideal for marking cherished pages.
- Lasting keepsake: Printed on high-quality card stock with a protective finish, ensuring it remains a treasured remembrance for years.
- Customisable layout: Add your chosen photo, name, dates, and prayer or verse to create a uniquely personal tribute.
- Perfect for sharing: Thoughtful and easy to distribute to family, friends, and the wider community as a meaningful memento.
- Symbolic and comforting: Bookmarks have long been used as devotional companions—providing a moment of reflection each time they are seen.