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• POPE SALUTES SHROUD AS EXPOSITION OPENS .
• At his Sunday Angelus audience, Pope John Paul II called attention to the Shroud of Turin, which is being exposed for public viewing during the Jubilee year.
•     Speaking at his summer residence in Castel Gandolfo, to a youthful crowd dominated by pilgrims arriving in Rome for World Youth Day, the Holy Father said that he had been profoundly moved by each of his three personal encounters the Shroud.
•     The Pope first saw the Shroud on a visit to Turin in 1978, just weeks before his election to Peter's throne. He has visited the Turin cathedral during public expositions of the Shroud in 1980 and again in 1998. ...
• "Through the Man of the Shroud, the infinite love of God speaks to the heart of every man. ...
•     The Shroud has been made available for public viewing this year just before the opening of World Youth Day activities, and the Pontiff observed that many young pilgrims are passing through Turin as an "introduction" to the week's observances.

• "Understanding the Shroud of Turin":.
• A Thirteen-Part Series on the Holy Shroud.
• The only video series on the Holy Shroud describing, in detail, TSC's thinking on the Shroud. ...
• Is the Shroud an archaeological witness to Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday?.
• Outstanding Shroud graphical elements that are rarely seen on nationwide television!.
• On August 25, 1997, possibly the most complete interview video series (6 1/2 hours) about the Shroud of Turin ever made began filming in New Orleans, Louisiana. ... Harold Cohen, a Jesuit theologian and president of the New Orleans-based Closer Walk Ministries, after decades of religious radio and television work, wanted to produce a 13-part series on the Shroud.
• · General introduction to the Shroud .
• · 1978 Examination of the Shroud .
• · Jewish and first century aspects of the Shroud .
• · First millennium history of the Shroud .
• · Theological and social significance of the Shroud.
• "Understanding the Shroud of Turin" makes the perfect holiday gift for family or friends. Following the 2000 exposition of the Shroud and entry into the Third Millennium, we know that this critically acclaimed video series will be a refreshingly precise, relevant, and thought provoking gift.

• HISTORY AND THE SHROUD.
• The Shroud has been the subject of veneration and curiosity throughout all its existence of over nineteen hundred years. ... Ian Wilson in "The Mysterious Shroud (Doubleday & Company, 1986, Garden City, N. ... ) has done a splendid job in presenting the best historical arguments and evidences for the presence of the Holy Shroud during the early centuries. ... Jude took the Holy Shroud and brought it to the city of Edessa, near Antioch, Turkey. ... Jude took the Shroud away from Jerusalem to prevent such a precious relic from being destroyed by the enemies of Christ.
• However, the scientists are certain that it has been copied from the Face of Jesus on the Holy Shroud. ... " (Vera-Icon) True image, because it is copied from the Shroud. ... Artists say that in most of them there is a striking resemblance between the Face on the mosaics and on the frescoes with the one of the Holy Shroud. Given such similarities it can be concluded that the Shroud existed, was held in veneration, and was well known by the people and artists in the early stages of Christian art.
• There are some good reliable records on the presence of the Shroud in the eighth, ninth and tenth centuries dealing with the "Mandylion," a cloth preserved in the city of Edessa, the same cloth that the tradition attributes to St. ... The Shroud was exposed in the Church of St. ... Helena, Constantinople, the Holy Shroud of Christ was preserved, and every Friday it was exposed for public veneration.
• The Shroud disappeared. ... " After a century, a family in France by the name of Geoffrey de Charny, announced that they were in possession of the Shroud. In 1357 the first public exposition of the Shroud in Europe takes place at Lirey, France. It was on the occasion of this exposition that Bishop Henry of Poitiers made a statement that the Shroud is fraudulent, because he felt it would have been impossible for such an obscure family as that of the Charny to have come into possession of such an invaluable relic. The statement of this Bishop has been used by those who refuse to believe in the authenticity of the Shroud and to prove that the Shroud is only the work of a very clever artist. So the argument continues; the question is still raised: "is this the true Shroud?" Many, disregarding all the scientific evidences in its favor, continue to say that it is the work of a clever artist.

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• Shroud of Turin: Scientific and Historical Research - published and accredited scientific articles featuring Prof NPL Allen's photographic hypothesis for image formation on the Shroud of Turin (1270 - 1350 CE).
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• Scholars of the Shroud of Turin will assemble for a multinational conference officially titled in Orvieto, Italy in August 2000.
• Scholars studying the Shroud of Turin, a linen cloth that bears the image of a crucified man, will assemble for an international congress to be held in Orvieto, Italy, in August 2000. ... It will coincide with a public display of the Shroud of Turin in the Turin Cathedral scheduled to be on display for eight weeks beginning August 26, 2000.
• This is an unusual event in the history of the Shroud because the cloth has rarely been displayed publicly more than one or two times each century. ...
• His research and expertise on the Shroud of Turin has resulted in over 600 talks and scholarly presentations. ... Scavone has appeared on educational television specials and has written numerous articles and a book for young adults on the topic of the Shroud. ...
• The Shroud is a 14½ foot long, 3½ foot wide linen cloth that bears the ventral and dorsal image of a scourged, crucified man. Owned by the Dukes of Savoy (former ruling family of Italy) until the late 1980's and now the property of the Catholic Church, it has been permanently kept in Turin, Italy, since 1578. ... The cathedral was erected specifically to house the Shroud and was built adjoining the Royal Palace (the King's former residence) in Turin.
• The following article, titled "Exposition of the Holy Shroud During Jubilee Year," was released by the Vatican Information Service on June 3, 1998: .
• VATICAN CITY, June 3, 1998 (VIS) - According to a communique released by the Holy See Press Office, the Holy Shroud of Turin. ...
• The note says: "After the apostolic visit of His Holiness John Paul II to Turin, Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini, Pontifical Custodian of the Shroud, has set the dates for the next exposition, which will be held in Turin's Cathedral.
• "Like the (recent) exposition, the one planned for the year 2000 will be part of the path of the Great Jubilee proclaimed by John Paul II for the millennium of the Redemption, and will have a clearly ecclesial nature, according to the orientations indicated on numerous occasions by the Holy Father. ...
• For information about the Shroud of Turin or the Worldwide Congress "SINDONE 2000", view the online site www. shroud. ...

• New Findings Back Authenticity Of Turin Shroud Original headline: NEW STUDY BACKS AUTHENTICITY OF TURIN SHROUD .
• TURIN, Italy, (Zenit. ... - The Shroud of Turin has bloodstains on its reverse side, indicating that the image of the man it bears was not copied, a new study indicates. ...
• The shroud, widely believed to have been the burial cloth of Jesus, was subjected to new scanning techniques last November, and results of the tests were first scrutinized by a symposium of scientists. Cardinal Severino Spoletto, archbishop of Turin, released the news of the tests. ...
• In 1534, two years after a fire damaged the shroud, Poor Clare nuns added a linen lining to the cloth to mend the damage. ...
• "This is a confirmation of the unfounded character of the hypothesis formulated in the past, according to which the image of the holy shroud was formed by combustion, namely, by the warming of an image wrapped in the cloth," explained Monsignor Giuseppe Ghiberti, vice president of the Commission for the Exposition of the Shroud. ...
• Experiments which have reproduced this technique have always left traces on the reverse of the fabric -- something that does not happen in the case of the Shroud of Turin. ...
• Paolo Soardo of the Galileo Ferraris Italian Institute carried out the scanning of the reverse of the shroud, which no one had seen in more than 450 years. ...
• In the one-week study, done in the sacristy of the new cathedral, a flat scanner was introduced between the shroud and the linen lining. ...

• TURIN, Italy, MAY 10, 2001 - The Shroud of Turin has bloodstains on its reverse side, indicating that the image of the man it bears was not copied, a new study indicates. ...
• The shroud, widely believed to have been the burial cloth of Jesus, was subjected to new scanning techniques last November, and results of the tests were first scrutinized by a symposium of scientists. Cardinal Severino Spoletto, archbishop of Turin, released the news of the tests. ...
• In 1534, two years after a fire damaged the shroud, Poor Clare nuns added a linen lining to the cloth to mend the damage. ...
• "This is a confirmation of the unfounded character of the hypothesis formulated in the past, according to which the image of the holy shroud was formed by combustion, namely, by the warming of an image wrapped in the cloth," explained Monsignor Giuseppe Ghiberti, vice president of the Commission for the Exposition of the Shroud. ...
• Experiments which have reproduced this technique have always left traces on the reverse of the fabric -- something that does not happen in the case of the Shroud of Turin. ...
• Paolo Soardo of the Galileo Ferraris Italian Institute carried out the scanning of the reverse of the shroud, which no one had seen in more than 450 years. ...
• In the one-week study, done in the sacristy of the new cathedral, a flat scanner was introduced between the shroud and the linen lining. ...
• Until the Shroud was subjected to carbon dating tests in the 1980s, the results of virtually all scientific investigations had been consistent with the cloth being the authentic burial cloth of Jesus.
• The Texas team have been able to test samples of the Shroud which had been removed from the cloth at the time of the carbon dating tests. ...
• The work being carried out by these scientists is proving to be of much wider interest than the investigation of the Shroud only, because it has been widely recognised that carbon dating has often thrown up dating discrepancies. ...
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• Shroud of Turin: Scientific and Historical Research - published and accredited scientific articles featuring Prof NPL Allen's photographic hypothesis for image formation on the Shroud of Turin (1270 - 1350 CE). ...
• Sindone - official site of the Shroud of Turin Exposition from the Archdiocese of Turin. ...
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• Shroud of Turin History.
• French crusader in Constantinople, Robert De Clari, describes seeing the Shroud.
• First known public expositions of the Shroud, held full length by the Canons of Lirey.
• Margaret de Charney gives the Shroud to the House of Savoy.
• The Shroud is deposited in the Chapel of Chambery Castle.
• Fire in the Chapel of Chambery Castle damages the Shroud.
• Exhibited in Turin.
• The Shroud is moved to its permanent home in Turin at Cathedral of John the Baptist.
• Shroud first photographed by Secundo Pia.
• Shroud photographed by Giuseppe Enria, Pia’s findings were confirmed.
• Shroud is shown to members of special Scientific Commission.
• Shroud exhibited for media in Turin. ...
• United States conference of research on The Shroud of Turin.
• 400th Anniversary, public exposition.
• American investigators examine shroud.
• Vatican reports Shroud not authentic.

• Shroud of Turin Picture Tour With Dr. ...
• DeSalvo, the Director of the Great Pyramid of Giza Research Association was also involved in studying the Shroud of Turin. ...
• He is Executive Vice President for the Association of Scientists and Scholars International for the Shroud of Turin (ASSIST), the largest and oldest Shroud research organization in the world. He was also a research consultant to the Shroud of Turin Research Project (STURP). He has been involved in Shroud research for over 20 years. ... He has published several articles on the Shroud and is the contributing science editor for the book "Sindon, a Layman's Guide to the Shroud of Turin" (out of print). ...
• ) on the Shroud to see what it would have looked like without this damage. ...
• The Shroud of Turin is a piece of ancient linen cloth that measures about 14 feet long by 3 1/2 feet wide, and on this cloth is a very faint imprint of a human being who appears to have been crucified. Legend has it that this Shroud is actually the burial cloth of Jesus Christ. The Shroud takes it's name from its present location which is in the Cathedral of John the Baptist in Turin Italy.
• SLIDE 1 - THE LOCATION OF THE SHROUD SINCE 1357.
• Historically, we can only document the precise location of the Shroud from 1357 to the present. This is important because if the Shroud is a forgery it would have to have been made prior to 1357. In that year, the first known public exposition of the Shroud was held in Lirey, France. From Lirey, the Shroud went to Chambery, France. While in Chambery, in the year 1532, there was a fire in the Chapel in which the Shroud was kept. Fortunately, very little damage was done to the Shroud. Than in 1578 it was brought across the Alps to Turin, Italy where it remains to the present.

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• I'll be giving a Power Point Presentaion on the Shroud of Turin this evening in the parish. The Shroud has fascinated me since I have been a young child, and being able to venerate it at the 1998 exposition was one of the true highlights of my life. ... com - the most accesible site on the Shroud out there.

• Today the Shroud is in Torino. What is an "Exposition"?.
• "Exposition of the Shroud" means that the Shroud is displayed publicly. ... The first exposition that is historically recorded by documents was in 1989. ...
• 'Just for kids' route - E-mail for the site - About the Exposition - Home page .

• Was the Shroud radiocarbon dating 'a Freemasonry plot'?.
• An astonishing claim from Cardinal Ballestrero, the Shroud's custodian at the time of the 1988 radiocarbon dating.
• In particular, Die Welt says the following: The Turin Shroud is, in Cardinal Anastasio Ballestrero's opinion, authentic. ... Under the title (translated from the Italian) "A masonic plot against the Holy Shroud?", Corrispondenza Romana, dated September 20, provided additional information. ...
• Cardinal Anastasio Ballestrero, the former archbishop of Turin, in an interview with his private secretary, Father Giuseppe Cavaglia, which appeared in the latest issue of the Carmelite review and was reproduced by the paper Avvenire (September 4, 1997), declared that he strongly suspects freemasonry of playing an important role during the scientific research which led to the surprising announcement of October 13th, 1988 which denied the authenticity of the Holy Shroud.
• The Cardinal declared himself convinced that at the time proper care was not taken in the set procedure "With the examinations that I had myself authorized, as soon as the solemn exposition (of 1978) was over, science became unleashed and centres for study of the Shroud shot up everywhere, for the most part in Protestant countries. ...
• Reproduced from the CIELT journal Revue Internationale Du Linceul de Turin which published this article on page 28 of its issue no 6, Autumn 1997 .

• Exposition of Holy Shroud Features Tridentine Latin Mass in Turin, Italy.
• Turin, 20,06. ...
• We are pleased to inform you that, for the exposition of the Holy Shroud from 12 august to 22 October 2000, the diocesan authority has indicated the Church of Mercy - 41 via Barbaroux - 10122 Turin, as the venue for celebrations of the Holy Mass in the Latin language according to the Roman Missal of 1962 (Pope John XXIII) for priests and groups of pilgrims accompanied by their priests, who usually use this Missal according to the provisions of the Motu Proprio "Ecclesia Dei" (2 July 1988 ) by His Holiness John Paul II and the Rescritto "Quia peculiare munus" (18. ...
• We would like to remind you that, in order to venerate the Holy Shroud, it is mandatory: .
• Oreste Bunino " Secretariat of the Holy Shroud Exposition " .
• During the time of the exposition the Church will be open: every day: 10 a. ...

• TURIN LUCK .
• GORDON RUTTER follows a dream and visits the world's most famous Holy Relic, The Shroud of Turin.
• As I was walking to the pub it finally struck me - I'm going to see the Shroud of Turin.
• My earliest Fortean memories revolve around reading various Fortean compilation books from the local library - that and Colin Wilson's mid '70's book "The Blood and the Shroud". I remember the carbon dating results of 1988 which gave the date of construction of the Shroud as some time between 1260 and 1390, this didn't cause a problem for me - the Shroud was still an item of Fortean interest. The Shroud is an interest that has stayed with me ever since, and earlier on this year I gave a talk on it to the Fortean Times Unconvention, which included my very own life size replica of the Shroud. ...
• The year 2000 has been named Jubilee year by the Catholic Church and as part of the celebrations the Shroud was to be on display in the Cathedral at Turin. To show how rare an event this is the Shroud was only publicly displayed on 4 occasions during the twentieth century. I booked my tickets for the exposition online (free of charge and incredibly easy and a necessity to reduce the potential queues) and then I booked flights and hotels and everything was ready. A couple of weeks later I flew out to Turin with tickets for two separate viewings and high expectations.
• On Saturday morning we decided to go and look at the Cathedral itself and get our first view of the Shroud -in previous years it had been possible to see it from the main body of the Cathedral without having to go through the system of queues and displays. ... All of the windows in the Cathedral were blocked out so no light other than that which is planned can strike the Shroud, similarly all photography is banned. This leads to a darkish interior with at the end of it what appears to be a strongly illuminated Shroud. The Shroud is displayed lengthways between two sheets of bulletproof glass (this is how the Shroud is permanently stored - gone are the days of silver reliquaries). Even from 30 feet away the Shroud is impressive - the most obvious parts are the non-image regions - the damage from two fire incidents, water staining and the areas where pieces have been removed for testing. ...
• Eventually after a circuit of the Royal Palace at Turin and the associated park and gardens we reached the back of the Cathedral where we entered the largest tent yet. ... After the video a side room contained a version of the Shroud for the blind - a three-dimensional relief and a sample of similar weave cloth. ...

• 1976: USAF physicists John Jackson and Eric Jumper, after analysing the image on state-of-the-art NASA equipment, claim that the Shroud image contains “3-D information. ...
• 1976: 3-D image of the Turin Shroud.
• 1978: The American Shroud of Turin Research Project (STURP) are allowed access to the Shroud to conduct scientific tests.
• 1997 11 April: The Shroud is dramatically rescued from a fire that severely damages the cathedral. ...
• 1931: First exposition of the 20th century, to commemorate the marriage of the heir to the Italian throne, the future Umberto II. ...
• 1933: Shroud displayed to mark the Holy Year. ... These form the basis of all Shroud studies for the next 45 years. ...
• 1940: Shroud moved to a monastery in southern Italy for the duration of the war. It is returned to Turin in 1946. ...
• The last king, Umberto II, goes into exile, but the Shroud remains in Turin in the care of the Cathedral. ...
• 1969: The Archbishop of Turin authorises the first scientific examination of the Shroud, to report on its state of preservation, under conditions of strict secrecy. ...
• 1973, 23 November: The Shroud is displayed on Italian television. ...
• 1973, 24 November: The Shroud is secretly examined by a team of scientists and other specialists commissioned by the Archbishop of Turin. ... Several years later he is to claim that these prove that the Shroud came from Jerusalem.
• 1976: USAF physicists John Jackson and Eric Jumper, after analysing the image on state-of-the-art NASA equipment, claim that the Shroud image contains "3-D information".
• 1978 August-October: Shroud displayed for the first time in 45 years. ... In the five days before the exposition, a team of scientists from the American Shroud of Turin Research Project (STURP), together with Italian scientists, are allowed unprecedented access to the Shroud to conduct scientific tests to date the most extensive analysis of the cloth and image undertaken. ... The STURP tests, and media coverage and books resulting from the exposition, raise the Shroud to the level of a household name outside the Catholic world.

• The Shroud (linen funeral sheet) is 14'3/4" by 3'7'/2", with a herring-bone weave, indicates evidence of a man who, before being condemned to death, was subjected to scourging and to a crowning with thorns (never recorded in the case of others who were crucified. ...
• Although the Shroud of Our Lord has long been venerated, it is in recent times that it has attracted considerable attention. ...
• The recent display of the Shroud, the first in over forty years, attracted more than three and one-half million viewers. Among those visiting the Shroud were members of the pilgrimage sponsored by THE ANGELUS, who were there on October 5th, two days before the exposition ended.
• Green of Texas City, Texas, was allowed by the guide to read information on the Shroud in English for the benefit of the English-speaking tourists. Thus, the pilgrims were all able to stand directly before the Shroud seeing clearly the imprint left by Our Lord's Body as well as the marks of the crucifixion and the sacred blood which stained this holy relic. ...
• The Shroud on display in the Chapel of The Holy Shroud in the Cathedral of Turin (Italy).

• Traditional Holy Mass in Turin.
• Exposition of the Holy Shroud in Turin: 12 august-22 october.
• The traditional Holy Mass (according to the Roman Missal of 1962) is celebrated in Turin all Sunday and holidays of obligation, at 11 a. ... During the exposition of the Holy Shroud in Turin, all pilgrims in company with priest can ask for celebration of traditional Holy Mass during the days of pilgrimage.
• Oreste Bunino, Rector of church of Mercy, Secretariat of the Holy Shroud Exposition,.
• In order to venerate the Holy Shroud, it is mandatory to make reservation by telephone at following numbers:.

• RESTORATION OF SHROUD OF TURIN IS COMPLETED.
• TURIN, Italy, SEPT. ... - The figure of the crucified man imprinted on the Shroud of Turin can now be more clearly seen, following its restoration by experts. ...
• At the official presentation of the restored shroud Saturday, Cardinal Severino Poletto, archbishop of Turin, explained that the purpose of the work was to guarantee the conservation of the cloth. The work involved the removal of patches sewn on the shroud 470 years ago. ...
• The cardinal, who is the relic's pontifical custodian, said that the restoration was carried out with the permission of the Holy See (which owns the shroud), and in keeping with the advice of technical experts. ...
• The restoration of the shroud, in which according to tradition the body of Christ was wrapped after the crucifixion, was carried out last June and July in the sacristy of the Turin cathedral. ...
• Thirty triangular patches, sewn by nuns of Chambery, France, in 1534, after a fire damaged the relic in 1532, were removed from the shroud. Also removed was the "Holland cloth" sewn on the reverse of the shroud 450 years ago to preserve it. ...
• During the 1978 exposition of the relic, pilgrims read a sign stating: "Do not pay attention to the dark side borders. ...
• Cardinal Poletto said the shroud must not become a source of conflict, division or controversy, but a point of reference for deeper reflection and prayer. He expressed the hope that Russian Orthodox Patriarch Alexy II and John Paul II will be able to meet in Turin and pray together before the shroud. A great devotion to the shroud exists in Russia. ...
• The shroud, measuring 4. ... The chapel of the Turin cathedral where the shroud is kept is constantly under surveillance. ...
• For the first time, both sides of the Shroud of Turin have been reproduced on computers. Cardinal Poletto said a dossier will be sent to the Vatican, which could then call for further scientific studies of the shroud. ...

• The Holy Shroud.
• Is there any reliable proof that the Holy Shroud is two thousand years old and bears the imprint of the body of the buried Christ?.
• There is documentary evidence that the Shroud, venerated in France as early as 1350, is the Shroud we see today preserved in Turin. The documentary takes the historical high ground as it presents the places, the written evidence, the changes of ownership, the various Expositions and the first 1898 photograph that changed everything – bringing the Holy Shroud into the realm of modern science and to worldwide attention for the very first time. ...
• The Man of Pain: The Holy Shroud was the Official Documentary of the 1998 Holy Shroud Exposition Committee and was granted the right to use the Vatican's Jubilee 2000 logo. It is the only documentary to present High Definition footage of the private exposition which took place on June 25, 1997 – the only film to be shot since the fire that badly damaged Guarini's Chapel.
• PRODUCER: Nova-T and Euphon in collaboration with the Archdiocese of Turin and the 1998 Holy Shroud Exposition Committee.

• The Holy Shroud Guild Newsletter.
• An Affiliate of Centro Internazionale di Sindonologia, Turin, Italy .
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• Exposition of the Holy Shroud in 1998.
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• New web site address for Holy Shroud Guild.
• International Congress on the Holy Shroud.
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• shroud. org - This new and permanent, web site for the Holy Shroud Guild is currently under construction. If you would like to send us suggestions for this new site, please email webmaster@shroud. ...
• Trip during the Exposition of the Holy Shroud.
• The Holy Shroud Guild is conducting a Pilgrimage to Turin, Apr 26 to May 7. ...
• Exposition of the Holy Shroud, 1998: April 18 to June 14, 1998. ...

• Shroud Exhibition Closes In Turin.
• TURIN, Italy, OCT. ...
• exposition of the Shroud of Turin in history closed Sunday.
• of Turin, pontifical custodian of the shroud, announced that.
• there will be two "extra" mornings to view the shroud, on.
• This year 207,994 reservations to see the shroud were made.
• exposition.
• The latest exposition of the shroud attracted 112,874.
• About 30,000 youngsters visited the shroud on their way to,.
• of the exposition.
• Archbishop Poletto said the next extended exposition is.

• I have determined that the Shroud of Turin was initially transported, imageless, to an Arabic monastary in Edessa, Turkey by Joseph of Arimathea. The Arabic King there wanted proof that it was Christ's Shroud. He devised with some of the top Arabic sorcerors and alchemists to try and produce an image on the shroud because some of the sorcerors had done it before with other types of spirit infested places and garments. ...
• They stretched out the shroud and coated it with a translucent gelatin pigment. They had already prepared a mortar and pestled pure iron oxide powder, magnetized the powder, and used blowers to fill the room with the shroud with magnetized iron oxide dust. ...
• The dust settled and the spirit of Christ within the shroud drew the magnetized iron oxide particles into the image which is visible upon the Shroud. ...
• In 994, the Shroud was moved to Samosata, Turkey, and sometime between 944 and 1204, the Shroud was moved to the capital of the Byzantine Empire, Constantinople and stayed there until the Crusades when it came into the now shared hands of the Europeans, particularly the British, and the Holy Roman Empire along with the Byzantine Empire. ...
• The shroud stayed with the Pope until between 1349-51, when a gentleman 'named' Geoffrey II. de Charny, who was said to have been imprisoned in Great Britain during those years but I believe was the original Geoffrey of Monmouth who hadn't died, as Geoffrey was Myrddin who hadn't died, wrote, as Geoffrey of Monmouth, the History of the Britons about King Arthur from a series of documents Arthur's sorceror, he, Myrddin, the real name of Merlin or Thlwarch Hen, had kept, mysteriously received the Shroud and displayed it under a false name in a church he built in Lirey, France. ...
• The reason the Shroud was moved from the Pope's possession to Merlin's, or de Charny's in France was because the whole Mediteranean Basin was under the threat of conquest by Tamburlaine, the Russian born, sheperd's son, who had risen into such a conquesting Monarch that all of the religions of the world lay prostrate before him. ...
• When the Shroud was moved to Lirey, France, there was a peasant's rebellion in France called the Jacquerie Rebellion.
• When Tamburlaine began to threaten the Holy Roman Empire along with the Turkish Empire, in Byzantium, the Pope became paranoid about the image on the Shroud and the Shroud itself. ...
• I quote from the above book The Mysterious Shroud about the Shroud of Turin and the three burn marks on either side of the hips of the body of Christ image: .
• As we have already remarked, the Shroud mysteriously bears four sets of triple holes, which have the appearance of the cloth's having been run through three times with a red-hot poker. ... Accordingly, of no little interest to the mystery is a statement by French aristocrat Antoine de Lalaing relating to an exposition of the Shroud he observed a Bourg-en-Bresse on the Good Friday of the year 1503. After describing the image on the Shroud "stained with the most precious blood of Jesus, our Savior," Lalaing went on to say that the Shroud had been .

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