Visitation (noun)

1. The action of visiting someone or something.
2. An instance of visiting a place, especially for a religious purpose.
3. An official visit, especially by a bishop to one of his or her diocesan churches.
4. A supernatural appearance or manifestation, especially of a deity or a dead person.
5. A period of supervision or support provided for a parent who has limited access to their children.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french, from latin visitatio(n-), from visitare "to visit".

Examples:

1. She made a visitation to the sick woman in the hospital.
2. The visitation was a time of peace and reflection.
3. The bishop made a visitation to the church.
4. The visitation was a sign of divine favor.
5. The visitation was a chance for the parent to bond with their children.