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• Fellow speakers were Catholic priests John Bertolucci, John Randall, and Michael Scanlon; as well as modernist Robert Schuller; and a host of radical Charismatics, including Jim Bakker of the PTL, Pat Robertson of the 700 Club, and Demos Shakarian of the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International.
• In 1983 Gary Habermas, a professor at Falwell's school, co- authored a book which, according to an advertisement in Charisma magazine, reached an amazing conclusion: "The Shroud of Turin which the Catholic church claims to be Christ's burial shroud is almost certainly authentic. ... There are many objective reasons for rejecting the Shroud of Turin. For one, the image on the Shroud depicts a longhaired man. ...
• Falwell has spoken highly of the Pope on several occasions. In his January 1985 Morality Majority Report, Falwell called the Pope and Billy Graham great moral and religious leaders. In 1988 Falwell mailed to bookstores a letter advertising a film about John Paul II. These are the amazing statements made by Falwell about this Catholic Pope:.
• Dear Christian Bookstore Owner: Pope John Paul II will never become a Baptist, and it is for sure that I will never convert to Roman Catholicism. However, I have stated often that I believe this Pope is a man of unique character and courage. ... Evans has so perfectly captured the innermost person and principles of John Paul II. ... While the Pope and I have broad doctrinal and theological differences, this man's commitment to the dignity of human life and his strong opposition to tyranny and bigotry provide a shining light for the people of our generation who need such reinforcement. ...
• ' He then lectured them on Pope John XXIII's renewal of the gospel call and the voice of Catholic bishops in the U. ...

• The Pope: A Peace Activist.
• Part 3b: Christianity and War, the Gospel of Peace, Jesus changed Warfare, the Pope, No War for a Christian.
•     Actually, things are changing, even the Pope John Paul II is a pacifist at heart, an activist against war. ... before the war, the Pope sent a cardinal to Washington to plead with President Bush not to attack, and another cardinal to Baghdad to press Saddam Hussein to cooperate completely with U. ...
•     Paul in Romans:.
• The Pope: A Peace Activist:.
• I mention here the words and deeds of Pope John Paul II on war because I am a Catholic and I follow him closely. ...
•     Yes, even the Pope John Paul II is a pacifist at heart, a committed activist against war. ... before the war, the Pope sent a cardinal to Washington to plead with President Bush not to attack, and another cardinal to Baghdad to press Saddam Hussein to cooperate completely with U. ...
•     But of course, as the Pope, he is strongly committed to the "Just War Theory" as he approved in the  Catechism of the Catholic Church, paragraphs 2307 through 2317. ...
•     This is what the Pope is saying:.
• As the Charter of the United Nations Organization and international law itself remind us, war cannot be decided upon, even when it is a matter of ensuring the common good, except as the very last option and in accordance with very strict conditions, without ignoring the consequences for the civilian population both during and after the military operations" John Paul II to the Diplomatic Corps, 2003.
• org/www1/icons/pope-war. ...
•     - In Peru in 1995 the Pope cried out, "I ask you in God’s name: change your course!" Although none of the terrorist or guerilla groups dropped their guns at his appeal, John Paul II believes that the Gospel call for the rejection of violence will bear fruit in the Holy Spirit’s good time. ...
•     1- Be a Peace Activist as Jesus and the Pope, Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God. ...
•     3- Evangelize, like Jesus and the Pope, teach the greatness of the Gospel of Christ, invite to conversion to the terrorists and the warriors and the evil-doers. ...

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• Shroud of Turin.
• The Linen Sheet known as the “Shroud of Turin” - III. ... Main Historical Steps of the Path of the Shroud - V. Analysis of the Experimental Sciences on the Shroud. ... The Dating of the Shroud. ... The Formation of the Image on the Shroud. ... Critical Evaluation of our knowledge of the Shroud of Turin - VII. The Shroud between Science and Faith: Relic, Icon, Message. ...
• Between the 25th and the 28th of May 1898, the lawyer Secondo Pia took the first photographs of the Shroud kept as a relic in the cathedral of the city of Turin. ... When developing the plates, Pia noticed that in the photographic negative in front of him, was clearly visible a positive image, whilst the signs present on the original shroud and on its positive image turned out to be like a photographic negative of reality (thus inverting the lighter and darker shades of the image). ...
• Suddenly the features of the suffering man of the Shroud became ever more recognizable and familiar, above all those of the face. ...
• The new perspectives of scientific research provoked a new awareness of the religious relationship that links the believer to the sheet of the Shroud and to the image impressed upon it, increasing both the enthusiasm and the questioning of the possibility that it could actually be the image of Jesus of Nazareth. At the same time, lively discussions began regarding the so-called “authenticity” of the Shroud, centered on two problems: a) whether the sheet originated from the outset of the Christian era (a problem of dating) and b) whether the image on the Shroud had been produced by the contact between the sheet and the lifeless body of Jesus after his removal from the cross (the problem of the image’s origin).
• It witnessed a heightened sensitivity in 1988, when the analysis of the component of C14 (a radioactive carbon isotope) present in the Shroud’s fabric was carried out. The result of this analysis dated the origin of the Shroud’s cloth to between 1260 and 1390 (see below, V. ... The controversial tendencies in the discussions gave witness to extreme positions: one side stated that the verdict was definitive and thus one had to consider as sanctioned the illegitimacy of a religious relationship between the believer and the Shroud; the other side referred to the unreliability of the result (frequently claiming that it had been reached using improper procedures), thus defending the “authenticity” of the discovery of the Shroud and the legitimacy of the religious relationship with it. ...

• 3 May Copy of Shroud of Turin Travels from Lviv to Kyiv .
• Prior to John Paul's II visit to Ukraine, the mass media had a lot of different publications, which were dedicated to this event. ...
• While the organizers are always careful of how they plan the Pope's visit to other countries, and are especially sensitive towards various traditions, definite doubts existed whether this same respect would be given to Ukrainian traditions. Different people were asking, to whom is the Pope of Rome coming? To the Polish - faithful of the Latin Church; to the Orthodox Ukrainians - belonging to the Moscow Patriarchate; to the Ukrainian Government; or to the Greek Catholics, or to others. It is into such an atmosphere that John Paul II arrived. ... The Pope came to visit the largest Orthodox Church in communion with Rome (the Catholics of the Byzantine Rite) and also to the Roman Catholic minority, a people mainly Ukrainian, but with a Polish clergy and episcopate. ...
• In fulfilling this mission the Pope met with the heads of most of the religious communities in Ukraine, with the exception of one - the Ukrainian Metropolitan of the Moscow Patriarchate - Volodomyr Sabodan. ...
• John Paul's II letter to the Ukrainian church, which finds itself in the Moscow Patriarchate, and under her jurisdiction, is full of truth and respect. ... This very same church was present in Ukraine along with John Paul II. ...
• It needs to be said with gratitude to the Pope that he made the faithful aware that through the power of the Mysteries of Initiation, (Sacraments of Baptism, Chrismation and Holy Eucharist) they do not need a special mandate from the hierarchy to initiate a healthy evangelization. ...
• The Pope of Rome's visit clarified yet other particular questions regarding basically the Greek Catholic Church, whose situation is not simple for two reasons. ...
• One problematic question presents a misunderstanding for the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church: who is ultimately the head of this Church, the Pope or Major Archbishop named Patriarch. Liturgical celebrations together with Pope John Paul II shows that one head of this church is Patriarch Lubomyr (Husar), because he presided at the Byzantine Liturgies in the presence of the Bishop of Rome, being in this case in full communion with him. ...
• In this context, it is good to note that in a country where words are so abused and often do not hold any value, every word that John Paul II spoke was impregnated with meaning and substance. The Pope of Rome spoke words that Ukrainians had not been heard for a long time. ... The bell ringer who imagines he is mandated to authorize or negate the Pope to visit the neighborly host directs this bell. ...

• Shroud of Turin.
• A negative rendering of the shroud. ...
• The Shroud of Turin is a centuries-old linen cloth with the image of an apparently crucified man. ...
• The shroud is kept in the royal chapel of the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist in Turin. ...
• 2 The age of the Shroud.
• Reports of Jesus's burial shroud have been circulating since the early Middle Ages, but none have been substantiated, nor can any of the objects be identified as the modern Shroud of Turin. ...
• The first documented appearance of the cloth now stored in Turin was in 1357, when the widow of French knight Geoffroy de Charny had it displayed in a church in Lirey. Both coats of arms are to be seen in a pilgrim medallion (Museum Cluny, Paris) which shows accurately the Shroud of Turin. ...
• During these years, the Shroud was publicly exposed, even if not continuously, given that the bishop of Troyes prohibited this cult. ... But in the following month, antipope Clement VII prescribed indulgences for those who celebrated the Shroud, and the cult continued. ...
• In 1418, Humbert of Villersexel, Count de la Roche, Lord of Saint-Hippolyte-sur-Doubs, who had married the grand-daughter of Geoffroy de Charny, moved the Shroud to his castle at Montfort, officially to protect it from criminal bands. ...
• She travelled with the Shroud, for several expositions (like in Liege and in Geneva). ...
• In 1453 the widow sold it (for a castle in Varambon) to Ludwig Duke of Savoy, who stored it in the castle of Chambery (capital town of the Duchy), in a new-built Sainte-Chapelle, which pope Paul II soon after elevated to the dignity of collegiate church. ...
• In 1471 the Shroud was moved to Vercelli, and in the following years it was in Turin, Ivrea, Susa, Chambery, Avigliano, Rivoli, and Pinerolo. ...
• The folded shroud was damaged by a drop of molten silver from the reliquary it was stored in, and by water used to douse the fire. ...
• The shroud was moved in 1578 to Turin, where it remains today. ...

• An Article by John Godl.
• Stone pavement on which disciples Peter & Paul knelt in prayer, claimed to have the impression of their knees, are in the wall of the Church of Santa Francesca Romana.
• Preserved at Messina is a letter written by the Virgin Mary, claimed to have been to the Messenians when she heard of their conversion by Saint Paul. ...
• The Shroud of Gethsemane.
• The Shroud of the Virgin Mary is preserved in the Church of Gethsemane. ...
• The monastery of Alsace has the following relics: a spot of the blood of Jesus Christ - a piece of the True Cross - the arm of the disciple James - part of the skeleton of John the Baptist and a bottle of the Virgin Mary's Breast Milk. ...
• Aaron's Staff and multiple skulls of John the Baptist.
• Six had as many Heads of John the Baptist. ...
• Although no theologian in the Catholic, Protestant or Orthodox orders will publicly proclaim them authentic the Catholic Church will not officially proclaim them frauds as like the Shroud of Turin they attract the pilgrim penny. ...
• Not perturbed by crass commercialism tea towels with the Virgin Mary are often sold alongside beach towel reproductions of the Shroud of Turin and chocolate crucifixes!. ...
• "A flurry of saints and saints-in-waiting are being produced by Vatican authorities, mostly at the urging of Pope John Paul II. ...
• ©2001 John Godl.

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• High Vatican official urges end to debates whether pope might resign. ... Unable to visit Iraq, pope makes "spiritual pilgrimage" there. Pope visits Egypt, meets Coptic Orthodox Pope Shenouda III. ...
• Pope asks forgiveness for sins by Christians; other bishops, leaders of other churches do likewise. ... Pope visits Israel, Jordan, Palestinian territories, prays at Western Wall in Jerusalem. ...
• In Easter address, pope urges new world order of peace. ...
• Pope leads prayer service commemorating all Christian martyrs of 20th century. ... Pope visits Fatima, Portugal, to beatify two children who saw apparitions of Mary there in 1917, reveals third secret of Fatima. Pope turns 80. ...
• Mehmet Ali Agca, who shot the pope in 1981, is released in Italy, extradited to Turkey. ...
• Pope calls World Gay Pride 2000 gathering in Rome an affront to the church. ...
• Shroud of Turin is unveiled in Italy for jubilee year display. ... born human rights activist in Kenya, Mill Hill Missionary Father John A. ... Pope praises use of organ transplants. ...

• John Paul II.
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• John Paul II accepts the request for mediation in the border conflict between Argentina and Chile. ...
• First pastoral visit of John Paul II outside Italy: to Santo Domingo, Mexico (for the Third General Conference of the Latin American Bishops, Puebla), and the Bahamas. ...
• Second pastoral visit of John Paul II outside Italy: to Poland. ...
• Historic homily of John Paul II at Victory Square in Warsaw: "It is not possible to understand the history of the Polish nation without Christ". ...
• Third pastoral visit of John Paul II outside Italy: to Ireland, the U. ...
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• JERUSALEM CONNECTION FOUND FOR THE SHROUD OF TURIN.
• Jerusalem connection found for the Shroud of Turin .
• Recent research by professors from Hebrew University has strengthened the claim that the Shroud of Turin indeed originated in the Holy Land.
• After examining pollen grains and other samples of organic material taken from the shroud, Professors Avinoam Danin and Uri Baruch of the Hebrew University recently reported at an international conference that many of the samples they studied are from vegetation found only in the environs of Jerusalem and the Judean Hills.
• According to the two researchers, their findings lend support to the church tradition that the winding cloth comes from Jerusalem, although they stressed that sufficient evidence does not exist to make a decisive claim as to the whether the shroud was indeed that of Jesus. ...
• According to Catholic tradition, the shroud, which is housed in a monastery in Turin, Italy, is the actual burial cloth in which Jesus of Nazareth was wrapped after his crucifixion, 2,000 years ago. For the purpose of research, the Catholic Church has occasionally allowed scientists to remove organic material lodged in the shroud's cloth. ...
• Minor correction - the Catholic Church has consistently denied the authenticity of the shroud. ...
• From: John Locke .
• 3 06/15/1999 19:05:56 PDT To: John Locke.
• the Catholic Church has consistently said that it is okay to deny the authenticity of the shroud. ...
• Besides, if you choose not to believe, the shroud itself is really not as important as what it symbolizes, which its universal truth. ...
• 4 06/15/1999 19:12:57 PDT To: John Locke.
• Minor correction - the Catholic Church has consistently denied the authenticity of the shroud. ...
• I don't know the basis for your statement, but you might be interested in what the Catholic Encyclopedia says about the Shroud of Turin. ...
• That the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin is taken for granted, in various pronouncements of the Holy See cannot be disputed. An Office and Mass "de Sancta Sindone" was formerly approved by Julius II in the Bull "Romanus Pontifex" of 25 April, 1506, in the course of which the Pope speaks of "that most famous Shroud (proeclarissima sindone) in which our Savior was wrapped when he lay in the tomb and which is now honorably and devoutly preserved in a silver casket. ...

• > Developed by: Paul Hart >> Designed by: Brandon Laufenberg --> .
• Acheiropoeta: Not Made By Hands: The Miraculous Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe and the Holy Shroud of Turin.
• by John Martin.
• Relics: The Shroud of Turin, the True Cross, the Blood of Januarius. ...
• This is an up-to-date investigation, both spiritual and temporal, of the miraculous images of Guadalupe and Turin. ... The section on the Shroud includes chapters on Holy Scripture and the Holy Shroud and Science and the Holy Shroud. ...

• VATICAN MUM ON UKRAINE TRIP AFTER POPE MEETS NEW RUSSIAN ENVOY .
• Pope John Paul II on Saturday met with Russia's new envoy to the Holy See but the Vatican would not say whether a planned visit by the pope to Ukraine, which is opposed by the Russian Orthodox Church, was discussed. ...
• The papal visit to Kiev has split the Orthodox community, already divided into Russian and Ukrainian branches, while the Russian Orthodox Church has already blocked a proposed visit by the pope to Russia because of what it sees as Catholic proselytism in the heartlands of Orthodoxy after the demise of communism in the Soviet Union. ...
• Alexy II reaffirmed his willingness to meet the pope on condition that the two main issues dividing the Roman Catholic and Russian Orthodox Churches -- alleged Catholic proselytism and the situation in Ukraine -- were resolved. ...
• Pope John Paul II has also upset Orthodox sensibilities in Greece, which he is scheduled to visit on May 4-5. ...
• On Friday, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Avdeyev said the controversy was discussed by Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov with John Paul II during his visit to the Vatican in February. ...
• Orthodox and sectarians; Pope and Ukraine; Patriarch and president; Constantinople and Ukraine; Geoergian state and church.
• EXPRESSES "CONCERN" OVER POPE'S PLANS TO VISIT UKRAINE .
• ), through the Russian federation's representation in the Vatican and the Vatican's representation in Moscow, has expressed to the leadership of the Holy See Russia's concern in connection with the plans for the Roman pope to visit Ukraine, ITAR-TASS reports. ...   According to the Russian diplomat, this question "was raised frankly by the prime minister of RF, Mikhail Kasianov, in the course of meeting with John Paul II. ...
• At the time of his visit in Italy this month the Russian prime minister, following established international practice, visited the Vatican, where he met with the pope as a head of state. ...
• His Holiness Patriarch Alexis criticized today the state authorities of Ukraine for planning an ostentatious meeting with the Roman pope against the backdrop of the infringement of the rights of Orthodox believers. ...
• Patriarch Alexis recalled that the episcopate of the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox church has spoken out against the pope's visit and they do not intend to have any meetings with him. ...
• POPE'S UKRAINE VISIT A DANGER TO RELATIONS: PATRIARCH .
• The head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Alexy II, warned Thursday that a planned visit by Pope John Paul II to Ukraine could further strain relations between his church and the Vatican. ...
• Addressing the Foundation for the Unity of Orthodox Peoples in Moscow, Alexy II expressed concern that the pope, who is expected to travel to Ukraine in June, was planning to meet representatives of the Kiev patriarchate which has split away from the Moscow patriarchate, the Interfax news agency said. ...

• Pope conveys victory will be given to the humble. ...
• Pope personally views Shroud of Turin 3 years ago today. ...
•    That was the heart of Pope John Paul II's General Papal Audience this past Wednesday in Paul VI Hall as reported by the ZENIT News Agency. ... In the New Testament Saint Paul too refers to God's special love for such people: 'God chose what is low and despised in the world, even things that are not, to bring to nothing things that are. ...
• An Urgent Plea to Pope John Paul II, 264th Successor of Peter: Please do not change the Papacy as the modernists would want, but leave it intact as Christ instructed in Matthew 16: 17-19. ...
•    In concert with the on-going Extraordinary Consistory of Cardinals convened by Pope John Paul II, we present the fourth part of an Urgent Plea to His Holiness not to change the Papacy no matter how much pressure is put on him. ... Marian Horvat and John Vennari. ...
•    On this date three years ago His Holiness John Paul II made a special pilgrimage visit to the Shroud of Turin, Italy to pray and honor the venerable Shroud of Turin on special display there. ... Even though scientists and detractors have tried to debunk it, carbon-dated tests of the shroud and special DNA tests show it from the time of Jerusalem and fiber indigenous to that area. The Shroud was preserved from a fire that badly damaged the church in Turin several years ago. ...
• Paul wrote to the pagan Romans: 'I don't understand my own actions, because instead of doing what I want to do I do what I hate. ...

• Vatican scientists accused of destroying Turin Shroud .
• By Bridget Morris   MICROSCOPIC particlesÊthat could have proved whether or not the Shroud of Turin could be dated to around the time of the death of Christ have been destroyed by Vatican scientists.
• Scientists performed a secret restorationÊofÊtheÊshroudÊÐ which supposedly wrapped the body of Jesus after his crucifixion Ð during which they cleaned and restored the burial cloth. ...
• It is feared the process could compromise the possibility of ever conclusively carbon-dating theÊshroud,ÊwhichÊbelievers claim bears the image of Christ after his body was cut down from the cross.
• TheÊrespectedÊgroupÊof Shroud experts and academics, the Collegamento pro-Sidone, has written to Pope John Paul II protesting at the latest work and saying it caused the Òloss of precious materialÓ. Vatican staff removed centuries-old patches and replaced a backing cloth sownÊontoÊtheÊshroud. ...
• TheÊCollegamentoÊexperts are outraged that the decision to tamper with the shroud was takenÊwithoutÊconsulting scientificÊassociations. ÊThe group has now called on the Pope to personally take direct responsibility for the handling andÊconservationÊofÊrelics through his Pontifical Academy of the Sciences.
• Cardinal Severino Poletto, of the Turin archdiocese, is to be quizzed about the risk to the shroud. He has played down fears that the processes damaged the shroud.
• The Vatican experts say the Shroud's new backing is made of a cloth whose properties should prevent the formation of micro-organisms and therefore protect the relic. They also say the removal of accumulated dirt between the shroud and its old backing made the cloth Òmore readableÓ.
• Mechtild Flury-Lemberg, the Swiss textile expert who performed the restoration work in June and July said the work will Òaid the long-term conservation of the shroudÓ.
• Flury-Lemberg's commission was a personal coup which enraged other shroud experts who say the work should have been an international effort Ð as has happened in the past. They have attacked her for removing more than 30 patches of cloth from the shroud and are angry at the the Shroud Preservation CommissionÊforÊsnubbing them.
• Shroud custodians say the work had to be carried out in secret as the Vatican feared the relicÊcouldÊhaveÊbecomeÊa target for attack in the wake of September 11.

• Pallium: Special stole made of lamb’s wool worn over the chasuble by the Pope and archbishops; it signifies communion of archbishops with the Holy See.
• Papacy: The office of the pope .
• Papal bull: Essentially a letter from the pope to all Christendom, a bull was so called because a lead bulla or seal was attached to it by a cord. ...
• Papal Infallibility: The end result of divine assistance given to the Pope through which he is prevented from the possibility and liability of error in teachings involving Church dogma and articles of faith. ...
• Papal Mass: A Eucharistic celebration at which the pope presides. ...
• Papal Representatives: The three types of representatives of the Roman Pontiff are: 1) Legate - An individual appointed by the Pope to be his personal representative to a nation, international conference, or local church. ... 2) Apostolic Nuncio - In the United States, the papal representative is sent by the Pope to both the local church and the government. ...
• Paul: Early convert to Christianity, apostle to the Gentiles. ...
• Pontiff / Pontifical: Pontiff is used as an alternative form of reference to the Pope. Pontifical has to do with the Pope.
• Primacy: Papal primacy refers to the PopeÍs authority over the whole Church.
• The Roman catholic Church is not the only Catholic Church which recognizes the Pope as its head. ...
• Roman Curia: The official collective name for the administrative agencies and courts, and their officials, who assist the Pope in governing the Church. Members are appointed and granted authority by the Pope.
• Rome: - Diocese of The City of Rome is the diocese of the Pope, who also serves as the Bishop of Rome.
• 31-34) The Jesus of John's Gospel: a) At the Feast of Tabernacles (Jn 7. ... John Eudes (1601-1680) promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart and to the Heart of Mary, prompting Pope Pius XI to call him the Father of the cultus for the Hearts of Jesus and Mary. ... 5) Pope Pius XII encyclical in 1956 on the Sacred Heart, "Haurietis Aquas. ...

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• Shroud of Turin Looking More Genuine, Researcher Contends .
• - Carbon-14 tests that dated the Shroud of Turin to the Middle Ages were invalid, a researcher said today. ...
• Jorge Manuel Rodríguez, vice president of the Centro Español de Sindonología, said that all scientific studies prove the invalidity of the carbon-14 dating of the holy Shroud of Turin. Many of the faithful believe the shroud to be Jesus´ burial linen mentioned in Gospel. ...
• His announcement came in the wake of a Spanish TV report Wednesday on new research which shows that another shroud, venerated for 1,000 years in the Cathedral of Oviedo, Spain, is probably the cloth that covered Christ´s head after his crucifixion. ...
• Rodríguez, also a professor of civil law at the University of Valencia, has been studying the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin for 24 years. ...
• Likewise, Rodríguez maintains that "there are scientific proofs that show that the holy shroud is not a falsification, which explains why no one has been able to make a replica. ...
• The professor, who has given more than 500 lectures on the Shroud of Turin, acknowledged that "the majority of people think that it is a false relic, because of the enormous publicity given to the carbon-14 dating done in 1988, which concluded erroneously that the holy shroud dates from the Middle Ages. ...
• acknowledged the invalidity of the application of the carbon-14 method, as the fabric was contaminated by the gases of the fire that the holy shroud was exposed to, and by organisms like lichens and mushrooms. ...
• The Centro Español here is studying the Shroud of Turin, the Oviedo shroud, and other relics attributed to Jesus Christ. ...
• The last multidisciplinary study of the Shroud of Turin, carried out by NASA experts in 1978, indicated "the cloth shows an image that has tridimensional information, that is made without a single stroke, and that is not produced by contact either, but which resembles the imprint that would be produced by a hypothetical radiation emanating from the body," Rodríguez said. ...
• They, together with the imprint on the cloth, accurately describes Jesus´ stigmas as related in the Gospel, reinforcing the theory that the holy shroud belongs to Christ. ...
• Meanwhile, TV station "Antena 3" said that other research indicates that the relic in Oviedo, in northwest Spain, also has amazing points of coincidence with the Shroud of Turin. ...
• The forensic experts discovered human bloodstains of the AB group, identical to those on the Shroud of Turin. ...

• IS THE SHROUD OF TURIN OF JESUS? .
• OR COULD THE SHROUD BE OF KING ARTHUR?.
• COULD THE DNA OF THE BLOOD ON THE SHROUD BE USED.
• TO DUPLICATE THE PERSON WHOSE IMAGE IS ON THE SHROUD?.
• Enrie, 1933; © 1935, 1963 by the Holy Shroud Guild.
• The Face of the Man in the Shroud.
• based on genuine Shroud Photo ©Barrie M. ...
• See also Matthew 27:57-60; Mark 15:42-46; and John 19:38-42. ...
• See also Luke 24:1-12; Mark 16:1-8; and John 20:1-18.
• The Shroud of Turin has long been a controversial object.   I've read several books on the topic and several websites, and have never been convinced that the Shroud of Turin is that of Jesus.   The more scientists study the Shroud, the more evidence is produced that it cannot be from Jesus time. ...
• John 20:19-29.
• shroud. ...
• Of all religious relics, the reputed burial cloth of Christ held since 1578 in Turin has generated the greatest controversy. Centuries before science cast the issue in a totally new perspective, disputes over the authenticity of the Shroud involved eminent prelates and provoked a minor ecclesiastical power struggle. ... Appearing as it did in an age of unparalleled relic-mongering and forgery and, if genuine, lacking documentation of its whereabouts for 1,300 years, the Shroud would certainly have long ago been consigned to the ranks of spurious relics (along with several other shrouds with similar claims) were it not for the extraordinary image it bears.

• Pope John Paul II Cultural Center.
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• Shroud of Turin.
• This is the web-site of the Holy Shroud of Turin.

• The Pope in Athens: Bewaring Greeks.
• As the weather begins to warm with the coming of summer, it would appear that Pope John Paul II will experience "heat" of a different kind beginning with his visit to Orthodox Greece on Friday.   There have been demonstrations by Orthodox groups calling on the Pope to stay home (as well as some nasty names). ...
•   The Pope himself yesterday received in audience people who had taken into their homes the child-victims of the Chornobyl nuclear disaster to thank them and to let everyone know he is eager to "kiss the Ukrainian soil" in June. ...
• Today's Vatican media statement has released the details of the Pope's audience with the 44 new Cardinals. ...
•   A case in point is its press release today about the Pope's visit to Ukraine in June of this year.
• The Vatican appears very desperate to try and obtain a meeting between the Moscow Patriarch and the Pope of Rome.
• When Ukrainian Archbishop Vsevolod visited Pope John Paul II as part of a delegation on behalf of the Patriarch of Constantinople last year, the Pope did something interesting.
• As the Orthodox Group walked away from the ecuminically-minded meeting, the Pope turned and asked them to be reminded about the role of the Petrine Ministry in the Church. ...
• Yesterday, the Vatican announced the appointment by Pope John Paul II of an Eastern Catholic prelate as prefect of the Vatican's Congregation for the Eastern Churches.
• Vatican officials have now let it be known that the ultimate goal of the pope's visit to Ukraine in June 2001 is to use it to pave the way for a desired papal tour of Moscow.
• The Moscow Patriarchate has been rather firm in the recent past about the impossibility of Pope John Paul II coming to Russia unless certain "demands" by the Russian Orthodox Church are met in advance. ...
• The Upcoming Papal Visit to Ukraine: Quo Vadis John Paul II?.
• Recently, a Vatican spokesman let the "cat out of the bag" yesterday and said that Pope John Paul II will definitely visit Ukraine in June 2001.
• While the Orthodox church gives the Patriarch (Pope) of Rome a primacy of honour, we do not recognize the Pope as the Head of our church, the way the Catholic church does, even though our churches were the same until the great schism of 1054 declared in Constantinople. ...
• Recently, a national Canadian newspaper carried a feature article about the life and times of Bishop Nikita Budka who will be beatified a martyr by the Pope during his visit to Ukraine. ...

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•   Randy Tronu (one of the chaperones) climbed three levels of scaffolding to get a vantage to take this picture of Pope John Paul II when he entered the City. ...
•   When Pope John Paul II spoke to these vigil pilgrims after nightfall, candles (provided) were lit and the whole field glittered with points of light. ...
•     Another picture from Tor Vergata showing the massive stage where Pope John Paul II addressed the crowd. ...
•     This cross at the church of Santa Maria Regina Mundi in Rome shows the same marks shown on the Shroud of Turin. ...
• Local teens worship with Pope.
•     Michael Kings returned to school Monday, but the 15-year-old's heart and soul are still in Rome where he prayed with Pope John Paul II and thousands of other young people.
•     The real high point was when the kids from all the countries united in prayer with the Pope Saturday night at Tor Vergata "a 3,500-acre campus on the outskirts of Rome", says Michael, who attends Escambia High School.
•   It's awesome to know the Pope is talking to you. ...

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• According to Pope John Paul II, “The Inquisition belongs to a tormented phase in the history of the Church, which. ... ” (Pope John Paul II, “Address to the International Symposium on the Inquisition,” October 31, 1998. ...
•     Continues the Pope: "The topic you have dwelt on, The Inquisition, as you can easily see, calls for careful discernment and considerable knowledge of history. ...
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• Pope John Paul II recently approved the decision of the Synod of Bishops of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (UGCC) to appoint of Fr. ...
• Pope John Paul has appointed Father Stephen Victor Chmilar as the Ukrainian Eparchial bishop for Toronto and Eastern Canada after accepting the resignation of Bishop Cornelius John Pasichny (for reasons of age) May 3. ...
• On 3 May 2003, Pope John Paul II appointed Fr. ...  Copy Of Turin Shroud Arrives In Kyiv.
• On 3 May 2003, the Minsk (Belarus) copy of the Shroud of Turin arrived in Kyiv from Lviv. Cardinal Lubomyr Husar, head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (UGCC), and Patriarch Filaret, head of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyivan Patriarchate (UOC-KP), met the shroud at the train station. ...

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