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• Shrouded in mystery: Ostensione della Santa Sindone, 1663, in Australia for the first time as part of the Holy Shroud exhibition at the Ian Potter Museum of Art. ...
• Holy Shroud in visitation at the Potter Museum .
• Australia's first exhibition of The Holy Shroud Over the Centuries: The Collection of Umberto II is now at the Ian Potter Museum of Art. ...
• The exhibition includes devotional etchings, engravings and images for public display based around the theme of the Holy Shroud from the collection of the last King of Italy. ...
• The collection has three elements: the Ostensions, the various public displays of the Holy Shroud and its relationship between the House of Savoy and the general public; the Chapel, the figurative representation of the Chapel dedicated to the Shroud in the Cathedral of Turin; and the Images, illustrating the devotional images, advertisements and posters produced on occasions of public display. ...
• The Potter is holding a number of public lectures around the Holy Shroud exhibition, the first to be given by Her Royal Highness, the Princess Maria Gabriella of Savoy, on Monday 4 September. ...
• The others include a public lecture in Italian by Turin native and Director of the Italian Institute of Culture, Professor Giorgio G Campanaro, on the Holy Shroud of Turin and the depictions exhibited at the Potter, on Thursday 5 October, and a free floor talk by Aida Esposito of the Italian Institute of Culture, Tuesday 26 September. ...
• The Holy Shroud Over the Centuries: The Collection of Umberto II is on display until Sunday 8 October. ...

• The Holy Shroud.
• 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. ...

• THE TURIN SHROUD (Part 2).
• In 1988, the Church finally agreed to the carbon-14 test of the Turin Shroud. ... With the Shroud samples went fragments of other ancient fabrics whose ages were already known to act as controls. ... The flax from which the linen of the Shroud had been woven had been harvested some time between 1260 and 1390. Around the world the Turin Shroud was denounced by the media as a 'forgery'. Then it was discovered that, far from it being a blind testing, the scientists doing the tests had recognised the sample which had come from the Shroud, and that unauthorised persons had been allowed to witness the tests. ...
• Few of those who have examined the shroud believe that it is a medieval fake; they believe it is much more likely to be the burial cloth of a crucified first-century Palestinian. ...
• If the Turin Shroud is authentic, then one mystery still remains. Where was the Shroud before 1357, when the de Charny family began to show it to fee-paying pilgrims in the French town of Lirey? Sceptics say that this was because it had only just been faked and use as the argument for their case the fact that the image of the face on the shroud conforms closely to the 14th century conventional image of Jesus - bearded, commanding, with a V-shape at the bridge of the nose. ... However, the opposite argument could be true, that the long line of traditional portrayals of Christ stems from the image on the Turin Shroud itself.
• It is not legend but a historical fact that the Byzantines so prized a holy relic, which they called the Mandylion, (a name derived from a Greek word for an ecclesiastical robe) that they organized an expedition in 944 to wrest it from the Muslims who had gained control of Edessa. ...
• Thereafter he is always shown as longhaired, bearded, and with a pronounced V above the bridge of his nose - all features that correspond to the image on the Turin Shroud. Could it not be that the Mandylion lost in 1204 resurfaced as the shroud 150 years later?.
• But the shroud shows signs of having been folded, and it could be that only the head was open to view. ... Could Geoffrey's family have been the very people who put the Mandylion on display in 1357 as the burial shroud of Christ? At least, it is a plausible explanation of the sudden appearance of this relic after a lapse of many centuries.
• This, then, is a brief history of the object known as the Turin Shroud, with one or two of the arguments for and against its authenticity thrown in. Whether or not you think this is indeed the burial shroud of Jesus Christ is up to you. ...

• The exposition of the Shroud interests the whole Christian community of Turin, as the host, and the Church in pilgrimage. We present a pastoral itinerary focused upon contemplation of the image impressed on the Shroud's linen, a path which isn't limited to the period of the exposition. ...
• Pastoral Route - The Shroud in the life of the Church - Documents - Message for the parish churches - Home page .

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• An extraordinary ressemblance between the Shroud of Turin .
• It was a Hungarian artist and stamp designer, Ferenc Svindt, who made the discovery that Masaccio’s Face of the Father in a fresco in the Santa Maria Novella convent in Florence and the face of the man on the Shroud of Turin bear an extraordinary ressemblance.
• As I myself am a believer, I prayed with my wife, and my brothers and sisters from the Emmanuel Community, and I thought of painting the Saviour’s face as is seen on the Holy Shroud. ...
• " At the beginning, I simply had the idea of enlarging a photograph of the Holy Shroud and copying it on cloth, because I did not dare to create a face of Jesus myself. ...
• It was then that I discovered an extraordinary ressemblance between the face of God the Father in a fresco painted by Masaccio and the face on the Holy Shroud. It was a fresco representing the Holy Trinity in the Church of Santa Maria Novella in Florence. ...
• " It is unlikely that Masaccio was able to see the Shroud as at that time (the end of the fourteenth and the beginning of the fifteenth centuries), the Holy Shroud was kept in France, and furthermore, I found no allusion in Masaccio’s biography of a trip to France. ... I believe that Masaccio’s fresco is a work inspired by the Holy Spirit. On seeing it, I understood that the Father truely revealed Himself in the Son, and by the Holy Spirit, according to the words of Jesus in St. ... On seeing the face of Christ on the Holy Shroud and that of the Father in Masaccio’s painting, the mystery of the unity of the Father and the Son became more real and accessible for me. ...

• 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).
• Negative of the Holy Face .

• The Shroud of Turin and Other "Holy Relics" .
• " Although true believers desperately keep attempting to prove otherwise, through one implausible theory after another, the Shroud of Turin is counted among this group of frauds:.
• There were at least 26 "authentic" burial shrouds scattered throughout the abbeys of Europe, of which the Shroud of Turin is just one. ... The Shroud of Turin is one of the many relics manufactured for profit during the Middle Ages. Shortly after the Shroud emerged it was declared a fake by the bishop who discovered the artist. ... The Shroud of Turin is also not consistent with Gospel accounts of Jesus' burial, which clearly refer to multiple cloths and a separate napkin over his face.
• Carbon-14 dating has demonstrated that the Shroud is a 14th-century forgery and is one of many such deliberately created relics produced in the same period, all designed to attract pilgrims to specific shrines to enhance and increase the status and financial income of the local church.
• Walker comments on the holy relic mill:.

• THE HOLY SHROUD.
• Figure 1: After the announcement of the results of the fraudulent carbon 14 dating by Cardinal Ballestrero (13 October 1988), the Church locked the Holy Shroud in its reliquary "as a dirty rag is thrown in the dustbin. ...
• The same goes for the Holy Shroud as for the Gospel. ... And that is what we shall do in preparation for the exposition to take place in Turin from the 18th April to the 31st May 1998, the fifth centenary of the consecration of the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist, and the first centenary of the exposition of 1898, during which the first photograph of the Holy Shroud was taken (28 May 1898).
• But since it is the "mediaeval dating" that is a "hoax", the Holy Shroud is genuine. ... The Holy Shroud is truly, really, substantially the sheet in which Joseph of Arimathea, Nicodemus and Saint John shrouded the Body of Our Lord Jesus Christ on the evening of Good Friday. In his Gospel, Saint John relates how Saint Peter and he found this "Shroud" (soudarion), carefully rolled up, apart from the other funerary cloths, in the empty tomb, on Easter morning (Jn 20. ...
• The last time was in 1978, when three and a half million pilgrims filed past the Holy Relic unfolded full length and displayed above the high altar of Saint John the Baptist’s Cathedral, at Turin, during those blessed days of the pontificate of the holy Pope John-Paul I. ...
• The Church is like Saint Veronica: down the centuries for two thousand years, but more than ever now in our modern times "on the threshold of the third millennium", she lovingly keeps this cloth left to her by Jesus after having mysteriously imprinted it not only with the features of His Holy Face, but also with the image of His Body, naked, scourged, wounded all over with the sacred stigmata of His sorrowful Passion, so that in contemplating these images, this virginal Spouse, the Church, might be absorbed in the memory of her Saviour’s agony and might devote herself to loving and consoling Him for the many blasphemies and outrages that have reached their fill in these times of apostasy in which we are living, renewing the insults of His Passion.
• In this spirit of reparation, soon after the Revolution and the Empire, the 19th century was the century par excellence of devotion to the Holy Face. And yet, before the exposition of 1898, it was not the Holy Shroud kept at Turin that was the object of this devotion, but the image honoured and then propagated by "the holy man of Tours", Monsieur Dupont, from 1851.
• After the death of Sister Marie de Saint-Pierre, "the holy man of Tours" became the messenger of this mystical message, by exhibiting the Roman Holy Face, the "Veil of Veronica" in his study, soon to be transformed into an oratory. ...
• She was, therefore, already a member of the Confraternity of the Holy Face. ...
• She could rightly be called Saint Thérèse of the Holy Face, based on the testimony of Mother Agnes: ‘Devotion to the Holy Face was the Servant of God’s special attraction’. ...
• Guy Gaucher rightly remarks that "the word ‘devotion’ to the Holy Face suggests some optional pious practice, left to the freedom of each individual". ...
• ’ form the basis of my devotion to the Holy Face, or rather, the foundation of all my piety. ...

• "Providential coincidence" of Holy Shroud exposition.
• - Today, during his traditional meeting with pilgrims, John Paul II referred to the Exposition of the Shroud of Turin, which opened yesterday in Turin and the imminent opening of World Youth Day.
• John Paul II described the opening of the Turin Exposition of the Shroud, as "a providential coincidence" with the celebration of the World Youth Day, underlining the "Intimate relation that links the message of the Holy Shroud to the Jubilee Year. ...
• The Holy Father then shared his personal feelings of "intense emotion," which he felt when he visited the Holy Shroud as Pontiff on three different occasions. The first in 1978, a few weeks after having been elected Peter's successor; the second, in 1980; and the third, in 1998, after the terrible fire that almost destroyed the Shroud. ... Each time was a profound experience of grace! The infinite love of God speaks to the heart of every person in the Man of the Shroud. ...

• OUR PRODUCTS - HOLY SHROUD.
• This "TEXTILE INTERPRETATION OF THE HOLY SHROUD IMAGE" by Mrs. Cleta Meniconi Tarantola, expert in the weaving art and former teacher at the Weavers' School in Torino, Italy, is a masterly reproduction on fabric of the impressions left by the Divine Martyr's face on the Holy Shroud on which a terrific image of the Man Crucified is mysteriously evidenced.

• Russian Orthodox delegation visits holy shroud in Turin.
• RUSSIAN ORTHODOX DELEGATION VISITS HOLY SHROUD IN TURIN.
• Metropolitan Kirill Gundiaev of Smolensk and Kaliningrad arrived in Turin today, as Patriarch Alexis II's envoy, to visit the Jubilee exposition of the holy shroud. ...
• "Above all, because the holy Shroud of Turin is venerated in Russia. The absolute majority of the people believe it is the authentic shroud. ...

• The Wounds of the PassionThe man on the Shroud was crucified in the same way as Jesus, and details of the wounds which appear on the Shroud correspond to those in the Gospels, namely: the nail wounds in the hands and feet, the injuries around the head from the "crown of thorns", the whip marks, the injury to the chest, and the absence of fractures to the leg bones. The Greek Gospels refer to the Shroud as "Sindon", (in Italian, "Sindone") meaning piece of cloth, or funeral shroud. The Shroud is an image. ... The wounds of the Passion of Jesus are the reason for so much interest in the shroud, and explain its veneration since ancient times. ...
• The Shroud is a linen sheet, 4. ...
• The Shroud's HistoryThe Shroud arrived in Turin in 1578 from Chambéry, then the capital of the Duchy of Savoy, and it has been kept in Turin Cathedral ever since. Reliable historical documents record the Shroud's movements, without interruption, from the mid-fourteenth century. It is known that in 1350s the Shroud was in Lirey, France, and perhaps previously it was in the East, initially in Edessa and later in Constantinople, before being brought to Europe during the Crusades. ... Umberto II left the Shroud to the Pope in his will, and in 1983 it became the property of the Holy See. The Holy Shroud has been publicly displayed over the last four centuries, most recently in 1978, to celebrate the four-hundredth anniversary of its arrival in Turin. ...
• ScienceThe Shroud began to "surprise" a century ago when it was photographed for the first time by Secondo Pia, in 1898. The negative of that photograph revealed in detail, and with even greater clarity than the positive image, all the "wounds" that the Shroud preserved. How was the image on the Shroud formed? Science has not yet come up with any plausible explanations. ... ¨ Pollens have been found on the cloth, strongly supporting the view that the Shroud spent time not only in Europe but also in the Near East. ¨ Tests on traces of blood from the Shroud have revealed the presence of human blood from blood group AB. ¨ In 1988, carbon-14 dating was carried out on a fragment of the Shroud. ...

• The Holy Shroud.
• Chemistry, physics, botany, medicine, archeology, thanatology, photography, coin collecting, biblical exegesis, the science of textile fabrics, the history of art, microscopic observations, space science, and modern computers, stubbornly keep on looking for an answer to  the fascinating question: who is the man of the Shroud? An incredible series of coincidences  between the Shroud Image and the Evangelical Figure of the Man of Sorrows, crucified in Jerusalem  when Pontius Pilate was public prosecutor makes it certain that the Sheet kept in Turin is that which wrapped the Body of Christ. ...
• In fact nowadays when we are so concerned about the cults of images, highly sophisticated scientific research and electronic computers, so far from the Faith  of simple people, have penetrated the mystery of the Shroud  Imprint  to the point of making us say : the Shroud is not a work of man nor of physical causes known to man. ...
• Hence the Image of the front and back of the Shroud Figure during  the production. ...
• 4)      Even today the various theories aiming at studying the forming of the Shroud Imprint  ,from that of contact  to that of steam imaging , to that of radiant energy, do not explain the mechanism by which the Image  was formed. ...
• 5)      In 1977 Jumper and Jackson  from National Air Force, by means of computers, saw how the Shroud gives three-dimensional information, impossible to obtain through any pictorial means. ...
• 7)      The Body did nor spend more than 40 hours in the Shroud  because there is not the slightest trace of fibrinolosity  or putrefaction. ...
• 8)  The Body was nor removed from the Shroud ; it looks as though  it fadede away since there are  no  tears , nor change in the bloodstains  which would have been  inevitable if the Body had been moved. ...
• Considering the fact  that the Image on the Holy Shroud  can be distinguished  from at least  two meters away, the artisan would have been unable to see what he was doing.
• To keep the corpse wrapped in the sheet for about  30 hours preventing  the putrefying phenomena, accelerated in cases in which serious  trauma occurs, as in the case of the Man of the Shroud. ...
• He should have known  how to make an imprint which is still not feasible today; he should have removed  the sheet – which in the Holy Shroud  have clear signs of being tucked in - , without any tears  or movement  in order not to ruin the coagulation. ...
• 14)  For obvious reasons of caution, the Shroud was not spoken  about  in the early days  of the Church. ... But the proof of authenticity  of the Shroud  derives from what  It is  for Itself. All other external certification of a historical character  could only confirm  what emerges  from examining the Object ,that is the linen Shroud ,the Front and Back Image and the signs of 700 wounds.
• Max Frei identified on the Shroud  17 types of pollen which grow in France and Italy. ... The Shroud is therefore of Middle Eastern origin. ...

• THE HOLY SHROUD: between Light & Shade.
• Millions of people worldwide are interested in the Shroud of Turin and the miraculous image of Jesus Christ reported to be on it. I started an interesting computer search on what is hidden in the Bible about this event ? The following article and matrix lends credibility to the belief that the Shroud of Turin is almost certainly genuine.
• That linen is the Shroud, which is portrayed in the lower-central part of the picture. ...
• According to tradition the Holy Shroud is the burial shroud in which Jesus was wrapped after he was taken down from the cross. This corresponds to the accounts written in the Gospels, which describe how Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus arranged the body of Jesus in the tomb after wrapping it in a "shroud".
• This tradition matches the historical vicissitudes of the Holy Shroud, although the documentation of the Turin Shroud can only be considered absolutely certain and complete from the mid fourteenth century onwards. ...
• The Holy Shroud has always aroused great interest, but the first photograph of it gave an entirely new direction to all studies on the subject, and to the cult of the Shroud itself. During the exposition of 1898 a Turin lawyer, Secondo Pia, was authorized to photograph the Shroud. ... The imprint on the Shroud therefore behaves like a naturally negative image, with the exception of the bloodstains and the marks of the wounds, as will be explained below.
• In 1931 an Italian professional photographer, Giuseppe Enrie, took a new and more definitive set of photographs which confirmed the extraordinary nature of the imprint on the Shroud. ...
• The Shroud is 4. ...
• The traces imprinted on the Shroud are of four basic types:.
• The patches cover the holes made by a drop of molten silver from the Shroud's casket during the fire that broke out in 1532 in the sacresty of the Sainte-Chapelle at Chambéry, where the Shroud was kept at that time. The Shroud was preserved in the casket, folded into forty-eight layers.
• In the central part of the Shroud, between the fire marks, appear the impressions of the back and front of a full-size human figure. ...

• This site collects some material concerning the Chapel of the Cathedral of Turin, built by Guarini to host the Holy Shroud.

• Presents scientific and historical information on the Shroud.
• A bimonthly periodical which contains research articles on the Shroud of Turin.
• Council for Study of the Shroud of Turin Detail .
• The Face in the Shroud of Turin Detail .
• Holy Face of Jesus Detail .
• This site promotes devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus, as seen on His Holy Shroud, which is preserved in Turin. It consists of devotional prayers, and descriptions of His Holy Shroud.
• Holy Shroud Guild Detail .
• Promotes study & devotion of the Shroud of Turin, which many believe to be the Holy Shroud, the cloth that covered Jesus Christ at the Resurrection.
• Science and the Shroud Detail .
• Shroud of Jesus Detail .
• Forensic medicine provides new answers to the ancient mystery of the Shroud of Turin.
• Shroud of Turin Detail .
• Scientific analysis of the shroud of Turin by experienced, qualified physicians. ...
• Shroud of Turin Center in Richmond Virginia Detail .
• Information on the educational and research activities of the Shroud of Turin Center at Mary Mother of the Church Abbey in Richmond Virginia. ...

• Shroud of Turin Expositions (Tartalmazza a  2000-évi bemutató menetrendjét is) .
• Shroud Conferences and Symposia .
• Council for Study of the Shroud of Turin.
• Shroud of Turin web site (www. shroud. ...
• Shroud of Turin organisation WEB site (www. shroud. ...
• Turin Shroud Center in Colorado Springs .
• Council for the Study of Shroud of Turin (CSST) .
• (publisher of the SINDON; international congresses on the Shroud) .

• Paranormalogy and the Holy Face of Manoppello .
• Ian Wilson, historiographer, member of the British Society for the Turin Shroud, writer of numerous publications regarding the Veronica and the Shroud. ...
• “VERONICA” and the Holy Shroud.
• The first official photo of the Holy Shroud of Turin was taken by Secondo Pia in May, 1898.
• Since that historical occasion, millions of believers could admire the Shroud close up and all the visitors were admitted laudably and  freely, to the presence of the sacred object of Christianity, the cloth which wrapped Jesus in the tomb, bearing marks of His body and His blood and always to take new photos was permitted and the researches were facilitated. ...
• We know historically that in Middle Ages and Renaissance during the Jubilee Years (generally every 25 or 50 years or at the turning of the century), the “Veronica” was exhibited to millions of pilgrims who came from all parts to admire it, as it happens nowadays  when the Holy Shroud is exposed in Turin. ... During the Holy Year 1575, while the large cupola of Michelangelo for St. ...
• Even thou it seems that the Veil was shown from its balcony during the Holy Year 1950, it was impossible to see any Image on it. ... Why this reserve only for this Veil, while colour or black and white photos of the Holy Shroud of Turin ever since are allowed? .
• To this mystery we must add the discrepancy between the medieval paintings ad prints of the Veronica with the Image of Jesus with His sweat and blood as in the Holy Shroud and the sporadic descriptions regarding his aspect we have by few people who had, during this century, the privilege of observing privately the Veil inside the roman chapel. ...
• Holy Shroud.
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• This presentation doesn't enter into the scientific details associated with the Holy Shroud, it is only intended to get you more acquainted with it to increase your faith in the Son of the Living God who was also man. ...

• No man can serve two masters, yet in the ignorance of the world the wisdom of God does not shine through because the modern Church has kept the vast majority in the darkness, not allowing men to see the glorious true face of Christ through the Exaltation of the Most Holy Cross. Yet, it still shines through in the darkness, radiating brightly in every Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. ...
• "We are well aware that in our time the Holy Mass has suffered its own crucifixion at the hands of the so-called 'Liturgical experts,' so that it is no longer 'the most beautiful thing this side of Heaven,' as Fr. ... Yet we pray that those who look upon the image of the Shroud and discern there the face of 'Christ, the Power of God and the Wisdom of God,' will find their way back to the true fold and the doorway to Heaven, the true Holy Mass, and to Christ our King. ...
• Editor's Note: In Father Louis Campbell's sermon for the Feast of the Exaltation of the Most Holy Cross which this year falls on the Fourteenth Sunday After Pentecost, he points out how Christ emphasized very clearly that we cannot serve two masters as documented in the Gospel of St. ... On the specific feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, Our Lord encourages us all in the Gospel to "Walk whilst you have the light that the darkness overtake you not. ... " However, because the Church for the past 40 years has not served as the moral compass, it has allowed the light to grow very, very dim where today her enemies question everything from the Shroud of Turin to the Holy Mysteries, sacking the sacred in favor of a man-made concoction that takes away from the sacrificial nature of "the most beautiful thing this side of Heaven. ...
• Despite undeniable evidence and carbon-dating tests, controversy continues concerning the Holy Shroud of Turin, which is still being subjected to further scientific tests. Believers see in the Shroud our greatest relic of the Savior, containing not only the image of His Body, but bloodstains from the wounds in His side, His hands and His feet, on His head from the crown of thorns, and on His Body from the scourging. ...
•     The image of the face on the Shroud possesses a mysterious quality that brings to mind the words of St. ...
•     As dark as things have grown, it seems that the full significance of the Holy Shroud was meant to be revealed in our time. It was not understood until modern times that the image on the Shroud is a negative image. The face on the Shroud seemed shadowy and obscure, although in the early centuries it provided the model for artists' portraits of Jesus before the Holy Shroud disappeared from history for hundreds of years. ... Secondo Pia, was permitted to take the first photographs of the Shroud. To his great astonishment, while he was developing the negatives, the reversed, and now positive image of the Holy Face appeared before his eyes as a true photograph. ... Since that time the Holy Face imprinted on the Shroud at the moment of the Lord's Resurrection has inspired true devotion and love in the hearts of believers. ...

• The Holy Shroud--"Christ Made Without Hands" .
• Abgar had an idol removed from above one of the town gates and the holy image was placed there. ... In memory of this event, we now have two types of icons of the Holy Face: one where the face of the Savior is represented on a piece of linen (above), another where there is no linen, but where there is only the Holy Face as it was imprinted on the tile. ...

• Shroud of Turin saved from fire.
• TURIN, Italy -- Firefighters rescued the Shroud of Turin from a burning cathedral early today, salvaging the linen revered by some Christians as the burial cloth of Jesus Christ. ...
• "The holy shroud is safe," said a police officer who spoke on condition of anonymity. ...
• Though radiocarbon tests in 1988 suggested the shroud was no more than 700 years old, researchers have reached no consensus on how the image was created. The Roman Catholic Church has never claimed the cloth as a holy relic. ...
• Mario Trematore, the firefighter who saved the holy shroud, collapsed as he rushed outside. ...

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• The Winding Sheet or Burial Shroud of Christ is the ikon of Christ's burial. In the Liturgical Tradition of the Church the Crucifixion of Jesus is commemorated during Holy Week beginning with the Services of 'Bridegroom' Matins on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. ... Thus after the commemoration of the crucifixion, at the Vespers service of Holy Friday this ikon of the crucified Christ in His burial shroud is brought forth in solemn procession as if to His burial while the Hymn "The Noble Joseph taking down Thy most pure Body from the tree wrapped it in clean linen with sweet spices and laid it in a new tomb. ... Matins of Holy Saturday - The Burial Service of Christ - is sung. ... This Sabbath rest is commemorated at the Holy Saturday Vespers and Liturgy during which the somber colors of Great Lent are changed to the colors of Pascha. On the evening of Holy Saturday the Winding sheet is taken and placed on the altar because it is through His body - the temple not made with hands - that we now have a new and direct relationship with God. ... At the center of this celebration is the Burial Shroud or winding sheet (Slavonic Plaschanitza, Greek Epitaphios) which teaches us that He, by His death on the cross accomplishes and fulfills the will of God for us. ...
• The Ikon of the burial shroud of Christ shown here is in SS Peter & Paul Church, Meriden, CT. ... The body of Christ - in colors taken from the burial shroud of St. ...

• The Shroud of Turin is a piece of linen measuring 14 feet x 10 1/2 inches at its full length. ... Some years remain unexplainable as to the disappearance of the Shroud of Turin (about 18 years). In 1531, the Shroud of Turin was subjected to a fire where the silver casket containing the Shroud melted over the Shroud, making it literally impossible to have an accurate dating by the carbon-14 dating process. In the research done by me, Roger Poisson, photographically, we come to conclude that the structure of the human race is embodied into the blood of the man of the Shroud. ... Miracroulsly, proving the divinity within these fibers is that we are finding numerous scenes of before the birth of this man, Jesus, where we portray him to be the man of the shroud. ...
• However the man of the Shroud also reveals in his blood the times of Abraham, Moses, Adam and Eve, the times of today and yet, the future. If we refer to Christ as the man of the Shroud, who else could have seen the past, the present and the future? It is not merely words, because the Shroud of Turin bears images of the entire human race from creation into forever. ...
• If the man of the Shroud is other than the greatest man that we could reveal through the shroud, known as Jesus Christ, what other man could it be that we never heard of, other than him? The incredible factor of this document that you now read is that we could prove what we say. ... We invite you to click on any of the few photos on this website, under Shroud of Turin findings, enlarge it, take time with belief in your heart to scrutinize it and you will discover things of your own. ...
• All original material © Mission of the Shroud - Roger Poisson 1989-2003 .

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