On April 16, 1977, a rogue wave struck GRAyLAND beach state park.
five nuns, who were visiting the washington coast, were on the beach when the wave flooded the shoreline.
two got swept out to sea by the wave and ocean currents, while a third was pinned underneath a massive drift log that washed ashore.
With rapidly rising tides, the moments that followed would shape their lives and connect them in ways that would only be understood with the breadth of time.
this is their story of faith, recovery, healing, and sisterhood that originally aired on "sound effect" by knkx (88.5).
“Two former immaculate conception school teachers and another nun from everett were among five nuns injured saturday in a freak accident on the ocean beach in Grayland. ”
