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• On February 18, 1861, Victor Emmanuel assembled at Turin the deputies of all the states that acknowledged his supremacy, and in their presence assumed the title of. ... Florence was to replace Turin as the capital of Italy. This arrangement created such disturbances in Turin that the king was forced to leave that city hastily for his new capital. ...
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•   Turin     Home Encylopedia Directory eShowcase Sitemap Privacy Contact Us Enyclopedia Home | See live article   Turin Turin (Italian Torino) is a major industrial city in north-western Italy, capital of the Piedmont region, located mainly on the west bank. ... The Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist houses the Shroud of Turin, an old linen cloth with an imprint of a man, which is believed by many to be the. ... During the fifties, in a terrible air accident, the whole football team of Turin (then one of the most important in Italy) was in a plane that hit the church of Superga, on the Turin hills. ... Turin produces a typical chocolate, named Gianduiotto after Gianduia, local Commedia dell'arte mask. Turin is surrounded by.

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• The City of Turin is the chief town of a civil province in Piedmont and was formerly the capital of the Duchy of Savoy and of the Kingdom of Sardinia. ...
• Attached to the cathedral is the chapel of the Santissimo Sudario, built by Guarini (1694), where is preserved in a casket a cloth believed to be the shroud in which the Body of Christ was wrapped when it was taken down from the Cross, The Church of Corpus Domini records a miracle which took place during the sack of the city in 1453, when a soldier was carrying off an ostensorium containing the Blessed Sacrament: the ostensorium fell to the ground, while the Host remained suspended in air. ... Maria del Monte (1583) on the Monte dei Cappucini; the Basilica of Superga, with a dome 244 feet high, the work of Juvara, built by Amedeo II ex voto for the deliverance of Turin (1706), and which has served since 1772 as a royal mausoleum. ...
• When the Lombard kingdom fell, Turin became a residence of Frankish counts until, in 892, it passed to the marquesses of Ivrea, from whom, through the marriage of Adelaide with Odo of Savoy (1046), it passed into the possession of the latter house. ... Still more memorable the siege of Turin in 1706, again at the hands of the French, from which it was relieved by Prince Eugene and by the sacrifice of Pietro Micca. ... After that, Turin was the centre of all Italian movements for the union of the Peninsula, whether monarchical or republican. The transfer of the capital of the Kingdom of Italy from Turin to Florence, in 1864, caused another, though not important, revolution (21, 22 September). ...
• The most ancient traditions of Christianity at Turin are connected with the martyrdom of Sts. ... As to the episcopal see, it is certain that in the earlier half of the fourth century Turin was subject to Vercelli. ... Maximus can hardly be considered the first Bishop of Turin, even though no other bishop is known before him. ... It was then that the Diocese of Moriana (Maurienne) was detached from that of Turin. ... Under Gianfrancesco della Rovere (1510), Turin was detached from the metropolitan obedience of Milan and became an archiepiscopal see with Mondovi and Ivrea for suffragans, other sees being added later on. ... Cardinal Gerolamo della Rovere, in 1564, brought to Turin the Holy Shroud and the body of St. ...
• From 1713 to 1727, owing to difficulties with the Holy See, the See of Turin remained vacant. ... The dioceses suffragan to Turin are Acqui, Alba, Aosta, Asti, Cuneo, Fossano, Ivrea, Mondovi, Pinerolo, Saluzzo, and Susa. The archdiocese comprises 276 parishes with 680,600 souls, 1405 secular and 280 regular priests, 35 communities of male and 51 of female religious, 15 educational establishments for boys and 27 for girls. ...

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• Shroud of Turin history presented in UpstateRetired surgeon relays his nearly 40 years of research on the Shroud of TurinBy SHEILA OJENDYK GREENVILLE — Dr. ... Rabil has no doubt that the Shroud of Turin is the burial cloth of Jesus Christ. ... , began studying the shroud in the late 1950s and has been lecturing about it for nearly 40 years. ... Rabil began with a brief history of the shroud. After the crucifixion, the shroud was originally hidden. ...
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• PYROLYSIS/MASS SPECTROMETRY APPLIED TO THE SHROUD OF TURIN Raymond N. ... Rogers All Rights Reserved Our primary goal in undertaking pyrolysis-MS analyses on samples from the Shroud of Turin was the detection of impurities (e. ... Most of the structural materials and probable impurities in Shroud samples were carbohydrates. ...
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• Shroud of germsStephen Mattingly believes the Turin shroud was 'painted' by bacteria from a dying man's body. Laura Spinney meets the Catholic microbiologist challenging the medieval hoax theory Laura Spinney Thursday June 12, 2003The GuardianThe image of a tall, bearded man bearing the marks of crucifixion that adorn the Turin shroud has never been adequately explained. Those who have attempted to answer the vexed question of the shroud's origins have often found themselves accused of poor science, even vested interests. ...
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• org is a direct initiative of the Italian branch of the Roman Catholic Church, with the purpose of illustrating and documenting in fine detail everything related to the Holy Shroud. ...
• To quote Pope John Paul II: "The Shroud is a challenge to our intelligence". ...
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• Study of Shroud of Turin in central limelight during three day symposium in Turin .
• Back to Top of Page Shroud of Turin to be the focus of reflection and study as symposium begins in Turin this weekend .
•    A symposium to study and reflect on the Shroud of Turin began in Turin yesterday. Encouraged by the Diocesan Commission for the exhibition of the Holy Shroud, a gathering of over 40 experts from Italy and other nations. After the studies, the results will be given to the Archbishop of Turin. Each day focuses on various aspects regarding the Holy Shroud with the final session to focus on the Carbon 14 dating, as well as other modern techniques of dating the material. ...
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•     ROME, 2 (NE) A symposium to study and reflect about scientific research regarding the Holy Shroud will begin today in the city of Turin. Encouraged by the Diocesan Commission for the exhibition of the Holy Shroud, more than 40 experts will gather at the Italian city to discuss several aspects of the Sindone -considered the shroud that covered Jesus' body after his death- in the light of the latest research. ... Results will be given afterwards to the Archbishop of Turin, official custos of the Holy Shroud, who will be also attending. The symposium will have as main theme "The Sindone of Turin. ...
•     The event that will take place until Sunday will have four main sessions, each of them focusing on crucial themes about the Shroud. The first session will discuss how did the image was printed on the shroud. ... A more historic point of view will be considered during the third session, to discuss the relationship between the Gospel and the shroud, as well as historical data documenting the existence of the shroud through the centuries. ...
•     Over the last years, several studies have increasingly validated the authenticity of the Holy Shroud. In 1998, a group of experts from three different countries gathered to analyze the shroud, from their different scientific disciplines, with the latest scientific equipment. These scientists concluded that there was a 2 million against 1 probability that the Shroud was authentic. And in August last year, botany professor Avinoam Danin of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem concluded that the origin of the Shroud of Turin was Jerusalem after an analysis of pollen grains and plant images on the cloth. ...

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• The Shroud of Turin is a centuries old linen cloth that bears the image of a crucified man. ... Is it really the cloth that wrapped his crucified body, or is it simply a medieval forgery, a hoax perpetrated by some clever artist? Modern, twentieth century science has completed hundreds of thousands of hours of detailed study and intense research on the Shroud. ... Schwortz, the Official Documenting Photographer for the Shroud of Turin Research Project, Inc. ...
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• , the leader of the 1978, thirty-person plus, high tech scientific American expedition that examined the Shroud first hand -- the Shroud of Turin Research Project, Inc. ... The Turin Shroud Center of Colorado is also home to a 13-part, 6 1/2 hour series on the Shroud -- the only video series on the Holy Shroud describing, in detail, TSC's thinking on the Shroud, which is based on fifty-three years of collective research by Dr. ...
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• * More Phoney Shroud Claims? * Religious Riots in Russia -- Who's Got The Body? * Saudi Media Reach Expands Throughout Middle East * ANOTHER Church Sex Abuse Scandal? * Holy Eggplant! or "Does Allah Prefer Aubergines?" * AACHAT * About This List. ... ZINDLER CRITICIZES SHROUD DATING CRITICS American Atheists editor and science advisor Frank Zindler, a nationally-recognized authority in the evolution-creationism debate, today criticized what he described as "recent attempts to rehabilitate the Shroud of Turin as the authentic burial cloth of Jesus. " His statement, being released to the press today, follows another round of claims about the 14-foot long cloth, this time from two researchers at Turin University who say they have new evidence that the shroud is not a medieval fake, but instead dates from the alleged time of Christ's death. ... We noted that announcement of this "discovery" was made through the Catholic newspaper Avvenire rather than a refereed scientific journal; the Turin newspaper LaStampa said this was "new proof that the shroud is authentic," while Avvenire called the find "sensational and definitive. ... Zindler is underwhelmed by recent attempts to rehabilitate the Shroud of Turin as the authentic burial cloth of Jesus, despite radiocarbon dating studies which have shown it to be a late medieval fraud. "It's hard to decide which alleged proof is the sillier," he says, referring first to a report that Italian investigators claim to have found the image of a Roman coin over the left eye of the shroud face, and then a report from a Texas team that claims that microbes and fungi on the surface of the shroud's linen fibers contaminated the test samples with "young" carbon. "If the image of a coin over the eye were to prove authentic," Zindler points out, "it would be conclusive proof that the person wrapped in the shroud was NOT a Jew, and thus could not have been the Jesus featured in New Testament legend. ... "Instead of the carbon from the microbes contaminating the shroud," he notes, "it is carbon from the shroud that is contaminating the microbes. I wouldn't be surprised if carbon dating of fungi now feeding on the shroud found them to be six hundred years old!" Some microbes feeding on the linen fibers are not photosynthetic and cannot fix large amounts of atmospheric carbon dioxide (the only source of "young" carbon); the vast majority of their carbon atoms are taken from the food they are absorbing. ... Over the past decade, various Roman Catholic Archdiocese throughout the country have paid out tens of millions of dollars in "hush money" and settlement funds in an on-going sex scandal involving priests and young boys. Now, another suit has been filed, this one by six former altar boys against the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, who say that a priest abused them during the 1970's.

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• Science and the Shroud - microbiology meets archaeology in a renewed quest for answers. ...
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• As part of the jubilee celebrations of the Church, the Pope has decided to exhibit the famous Turin Shroud. This is a rare opportunity to see the Shroud, which has only been publicly exhibited five times since 1898. Many pilgrims are expected to visit Turin and reservations to see the Shroud can be made through the Archdiocese of Turin's official Shroud website listed above.

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• In order to do something special for the Jubilee year, the Metro West district will be sponsoring a three day visit of the fourth largest collection of artifacts and information about the Shroud of Turin at St. ... On April 19, Richard Orareo, a world-recognized authority on the Shroud, will speak about its history and significance.
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• My daughter and I have just returned from our visit to Torino and the Holy Shroud. ...
• Many thanks to the Archdiocese of Turin for the exhibition of the Holy Shroud. Many thanks also for allowing so many throughout the world to view the shroud through the use of this web site. I have studied the Holy Shroud for 30 years (read many books, articles, etc. ...
• We would like to come to Turin to see the shroud next year; will it be on display during the period of April 18 - June 14? Also, can you help us find accomodations so that we can stay for a few days in the area? Thank you for your assistance. ...
• Several weeks ago we made reservations to visit the shroud in Torino. ...
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• He concludes it by talking about that very special, very precious and very mysterious icon that is said to be the shroud that wrapped the body of Christ when He was placed in His tomb. This so-called holy shroud has gone through an enormous number of scientific tests, none seeming to be able to determine definitively that it is not authentic. ...
• As far as I am concerned the Shroud of Turin, however, to be revered of course and conceivably even a true shroud that wrapped the body of Christ is not merely so important an icon of Christ as those holy religious who day after day give themselves as Christ gave Himself, pour themselves out, never look for the reward, expect little or no praise and yet wherever they go take Christ with them. ...

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• This holy relic of the Risen Lord will again be on display in Turin this summer, for Holy Year pilgrims, and new scientific tests may be allowed. Despite some rather dubious attempts to discredit it as a fake, the more the shroud is examined, the more convincing the case becomes for its authenticity. ... Ruffin, the author of Padre Pio: the True Story, presents a detailed and up-to-date account of the history and science of the shroud. ...
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• This new study of the shroud presents the very strong case for the relic being genuine. The author weighs up the evidence for and against, with reference to many scientific studies, particularly the notorious carbon-dating test which claimed to 'prove' that the Shroud was fake. Fascinating too is the new evidence from ancient manuscripts and state-of-the-art science, and early Christian works of art that appear to have used the Shroud as a model for the face of Christ. ...
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• I first greet the many pilgrims from the Archdiocese of Messina-Lipari-Santa Lucia del Mela, accompanied by their Pastor, Archbishop Giovanni Marra. ...
• I now greet you, dear pilgrims from the Archdiocese of Turin, who, through the words of your Archbishop, Severino Poletto, to whom I am grateful, have expressed your sentiments of devout affection. ... How can we forget, in fact, Turin's many saints who distinguished themselves in the heroic exercise of this first and most important Christian virtue? Today, the lives of these fellow-citizens, who are well known to you, are still an excellent example to follow. ... I also think back with deep emotion to my visit to Turin and my meditation before the Holy Shroud, which during the Holy Year has again been exposed for the devotion of the faithful. ... Furthermore, I must recall at this meeting the communities in your Archdiocese stricken by the recent floods. ... I now greet you, dear faithful from the Archdiocese of Trent, accompanied by your Pastor, Archbishop Luigi Bressan. ...

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