Rain can't quench spirit as pilgrims flock to see Pope Francis in Knock

What everyone really wanted though was for Francis to arrive, and when he did, a roar went up as a giant TV screen showed him stepping on board the Pope Mobile.

Mon, 27 Aug, 2018 - 11:00

Catherine Shanahan

Catherine Shanahan, In Knock

In Knock, they're hardcore.

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