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• Head of the Christ, from the "Holy Shroud of Turin" for an original by Correggio.
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• The Holy Shroud of Turin.
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• OVERVIEW - Historical and scientific information about the Holy Shroud of Turin, tour and exhibit information, special information for children, as well as information on The crypt of the Church of the Holy Shroud where the Museum of the Holy Shroud is housed.

• THE HOLY SHROUD OF TOURIN (ITALY).
• of the Holy Shroud .
• Some time ago we have had a question of one of our visitors, concerning the iconographical history of the Holy Shroud. So, we decided to make a special page for this greatest Holy Relic.
• Question: - Hello, I am looking for a copy of a particular icon painted, purportedly with the Shroud of Turin as a model. ...
• Inorder toanswer Your question we made a short investigation, finding the theoretical material to see how historically appeared images, which would in the most close way be similar to the Holy Face of Christ Our Lord. ...
• The article's titled "About the Byzantine history of the Holy Shroud of Turin", if I translate it well, written by John P. ...
• The article speaks of author's investigations of the pleats(?) (folds?) of the Holy Shroud, with citates of some medieval texts, dedicated to the Shroud. ...
•      The authors discovered, that since the 10-th till the 12-th century the Holy Shroud was always kept in a box in Vlacherna Holy Virgin church, but for the great feasts it's upper part had been lifted up and fixed on a frame, showing people the upper part, marked by the Holy Body of Christ. ...
• There is also one of them in Italy, in the Duomo of Lucca, it is called "Volto Santo", and I think it really has some reference to the Holy Shroud. ... And in case if You would like to have an icon or a fresco, realized with orientation on a medieval image of the Holy Shroud, it would be a very interesting work for us to work with this Holiest image. ...
• See some images of the Holy Shroud and other.

• The Shroud of Turin, as seen by the naked eye, is a negative image of a man with his hands folded. ... The shroud is wrapped in red silk and kept in a silver chest in the Chapel of the Holy Shroud in the Cathedral of St. ...
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• The Holy Shroud.
• According to the Gospel, the body of Jesus, perfumed with myrrh and aloe was wrapped in a linen shroud by Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus.
• The first information about the Shroud date back to the 5th century. The holy linen was kept in the basilica of Saint Mary of Blachernes in Constantinople together with other important relics concerning the Passion of Jesus.
• In 1353 the Shroud comes into possession of the canons of Lerey, who received it from Gottfried I of Charny. ... In 1453 the Holy Shroud was given up to Ludovic of Savoy by Marguerite of Charny, widow of Humbert of Villersexel.
• For over five centuries it belonged to the Savoy until it was entrusted to the Holy See according to the will of the former King of Italy.
• The Holy Shroud has been kept in Turin since 1578, apart from short periods in which it accompanied the savoy in France, Piedmont and Lombardy. ... The Shroud is usually kept rolled up in a chiselled 1. ...
• The photographic reproduction of 1898 showed that the print on the Shroud is nothing but a negative: from then on the studies about the linen have become more and more frequent.

• Holy Shroud of Turin.
• The Shroud of Turin is a centuries old linen cloth that bears the image of a crucified man. ... Learn more about the Shroud of Turin.

• 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. ...
• 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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• The Holy Shroud.
• The Shroud that wrapped up Jesus Christ’s body in the Holy Sepulchre –36 hours – (Mc 15,46)-m. ... The Holy Shroud is the subject of an extensive and renewed scientific research.
• On the enormous temple, on its apse, it is exhibited the true and faithful reproduction of the Holy Shroud (size and chromatic descriptions as the original). The Sanctuary of Circeo is a centre of culture and veneration of Holy Shroud.

• Face of Christ from the Shroud of Turin.

•  GUIDE TO UNDERSTAND THE HOLY SHROUD FRONTAL IMAGE           DORSAL IMAGE .
• The Holy Shroud before the removal intervention of the 1534 restoration (A. ...
• The Holy Shroud after the removal intervention of the 1534 restoration (Archdiocese of Turin) .

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• Holy Shroud.
• Turin, Shroud of, also called Holy Shroud, Italian Santa Sindone, a length of linen that for centuries was purported to be the burial garment of Jesus Christ; it has been preserved since 1578 in the royal chapel of the Cathedral of San Giovanni Battista in Turin, Italy. ...   The shroud first emerged historically in 1354, when it is recorded in the hands of a famed knight, Geoffroi de Charnay, seigneur de Lirey. ... " The Avignon antipope Clement VII (reigned 1378-94) sanctioned its use as an object of devotion provided that it were exhibited as a "representation" of the true shroud. ... In 1453, Geoffroi de Charnay's granddaughter Marguerite gave the shroud to the House of Savoy at Chambery, and there it was damaged by fire and water in 1532. ...   Scholarly analyses --attempting to use scientific methods to prove or disprove its authenticity-- have been applied to the shroud since the late 19th century. It was early noticed (1898) that the sepia-tone images on the shroud seem to have the character of photographic negatives rather than positives. ... Three laboratories in different countries were provided with postage stamp-sized pieces of the shroud's linen cloth. Having subjected these samples to carbon-14 dating, all three laboratories concluded that the cloth of the shroud had been made sometime between AD 1260 and 1390. The Roman Catholic church accepted the results and announced that the Shroud of Turin was not authentic, but the church encouraged Christians to continue venerating the shroud as an inspiring pictorial image of Christ. ...

• 908: Sophia's Passion and The Holy Shroud of Turin Abruzzo Heritage Forums - February 2001 This is an archived forum, and replies or postings are not possible.
• Subject:   Sophia's Passion and The Holy Shroud of Turin .
• While waiting my stay I find that it would be interesting to contact The Royal family who owns the Holy Shroud of Turin and by witness receive a Dna test on the shroud that for theology's sake will be very interesting for history. ...

• -- THE HOLY SHROUD (http://www. ...
• Chemistry, physics, botany, medicine, archeology, tanatology, photography, coin collecting, Biblical exegesis, the science of textiles, the history of art, microscopic observation, space science and modern computers continue stubbornly to try to answer 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 preoccupied with 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. ...

• REFLECTIONS ON THE HOLY SHROUD.
• People from Galilee must have witnessed such horror on their seasonal journeys to and from the Holy City Jerusalem. ...
• With the horror we have also lost the appreciation of the price Jesus has paid for our Redemption; we may have also lost the appreciation and the value of the Sacrifice of the Holy Eucharist, which is a sacramental repetition of the sacrifice of the Cross. ... Quoting an expression used by Pope Paul VI that "the Holy Shroud is an autograph of Christ written in His own blood," we could dare to say that by the grace of God, the HOLY SHROUD is that graphic description of the Passion and Death of Christ written in His own blood.
• The HOLY SHROUD is the linen used two thousand years ago in wrapping the body of Christ and preparing it to be laid in the sepulcher. Those who are fortunate enough to take a trip to Europe and stop over in Turin (or Torino), Italy, and visit the Cathedral, will be told that in the chapel directly behind the main Altar, the linen cloth used at the burial of Christ, called the Holy Shroud, is preserved in a silver reliquary. ...
• The FACE of Jesus, reproduced by the photographic camera, as the camera captures the details hidden in the "autograph of Christ written by His own blood" makes the Holy Shroud truly a "Fifth Gospel' telling the final story of Him who for our love even left us a perfect picture of Himself as He lay in the tomb.

• The Holy Shroud.
• Your scientists, to give proof to your incredulity with regard to that evidence of My suffering, which is the Shroud, explain how the blood, the cadaveric perspiration and the urea of an overfatigued body, when mixed with the spices, can have produced that natural drawing of My dead, tortured Body.
• Let it be known that My Holy Shroud is indeed authentic; It is the same that covered Me. ...

• 11,000 youths are first pilgrims to view Holy Shroud.
• Official Opening of Longest Exposition of Christ's Shroud.
• Turin's Cathedral was totally crowded this morning for the solemn Mass, concelebrated by Archbishop Severino Poletto and all the Piedmont bishops, to inaugurate officially the opening of the longest exposition in history of the Shroud of Turin.
• The Archbishop yesterday showed the Shroud, in which according to tradition Jesus' body was wrapped for burial, to 11,000 youths who were in Turin on their way to Rome for World Youth Day. ...
• "It is difficult to be indifferent before the Holy Shroud. ...
• The Shroud will be on exposition for 71 days, until October 22. This is also the first time that the Shroud has benefited from the multimedia era: Turin's Archbishop has published a CD-Rom explaining its history, and within a few days the web-cam located in the Cathedral's interior will broadcast the constant flow of pilgrims on Internet. ...
• Yesterday, during a meeting with reporters, Archbishop Poletto said he still hopes this exposition of the Holy Shroud will be the cause of a great "miracle": a meeting in Turin between Patriarch Alexei II of the Russian Orthodox Church, who has a special devotion to the relic, and John Paul II. ...
• The Holy Year's Exposition of the Holy Shroud is even better than the one organized two years ago. ...
• Archbishop Poletto, who is Custodian of the relic, refused to offer scientific comments on the Shroud. ... We do not say that the Holy Shroud is authentic. ... However, the Shroud is a gift of God to take humanity to an encounter with Christ. ...
• " In this connection, Bishop Ghiberti will take part in the next international scientific congress on the Holy Shroud, which will be held in Orvieto from August 27-29.
• Joseph Marino, a long-time Shroud researcher, and his partner, M. ... , have announced that they have new evidence that the original Carbon-14 tests taken in 1988 actually provide evidence that the Shroud dates to the first century. ...

• Some images of the Holy Shroud of Tourin.
• Some Christian  icons, hypothetically made with orientation on the Holy Shroud.

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• OF SAINTS AND POPES CONCERNING THE HOLY SHROUD.
•          "And Joseph took the body, and wrapped it in a clean shroud, and laid it in his own new tomb, which he had hewn in the rock: and he rolled a great stone to the door of the tomb, and departed". ...
•          The linen cloth in which Joseph of Arimathea enveloped the Sacred Remains of Our Lord Jesus Christ is the Holy Shroud, whereupon "we behold with deep emotion and solace the Image of the Lifeless Body and the broken Divine Countenance of Jesus". ...
•          The Holy Shroud is preserved in a precious encasement in the Archives of the Royal Chapel at Turin, Hence its name: The Shroud of Turin.
• The Saintly Cardinal remained in Turin for eight days, which were spent almost entirely in prayer and in various devotional practices connected with the Holy Shroud. ... Charles offered the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass before the Sacred Relic almost daily, carried it in solemn procession and preached to the people of Turin. In all, he made three pilgrimages to venerate the Holy shroud. ... Charles Borromeo's veneration of the Holy Shroud!.
• Francis De Sales was one of the Bishops who held the Holy Shroud when it was shown to the people during its Exposition in 1613. ... Francis to be careful lest his sweat fall upon the Shroud. ... Jane Francis De Chantal, co-foundress with him  of the Nuns of the Visitation, and also deeply devoted to the Holy Shroud. ...
• John Bosco (1815 - 1888) was another Saint deeply devoted to the Shroud. While a student at the nearby Franciscan School at Chieri, John Bosco, together with his companions, would walk to Turin on Sunday to visit the Chapel of the Holy Shroud before going to the Jesuit church to hear instructions on Christian Doctrine.
• Pius X, during his holy pontificate, approved the Oeuvre St. Luc, founded by Emanuel Faure, for the sole purpose of promoting veneration of the image of Christ revealed by the photograph of the Holy Shroud. His Holiness called this "The True Image of the Holy Shroud"' and declared that it can be an effective means in meditating on the Passion and Death of the Divine Savior. ... To this end, he recommended it to all Bishops and Priests and gave a special blessing to all who would propagate the image and cult of the Shroud.

• HOLY SHROUD.
• One of the most impressive rituals of Holy Week in the Byzantine Rite is the Ritual of the Holy Shroud (Plasohanicia) which is taken during the Vespers of Good Friday. ...
• The Vespers of Good Friday in the Byzantine Rite are the re-enactment of the crucifixion and death of our Saviour as described to us in the Holy Gospels. ...
• The Vespers of Good Friday, consequently, end with the procession of the Holy Shroud and its placement into the tomb. ...
•  The Holy Shroud (Plaschanicja) which is used for this service is an artistically decorated and richly embroidered canvas depicting the burial of Christ. Toward the end of the Vespers for Good Friday, as the people begin singing the canticle of Simeon "Now You can dismiss…," the priest places the Holy Shroud on the altar and incenses it three times. ...
• ," the priest takes the Holy Shroud on his shoulders and holding it above his head begins the procession. ... If there is a deacon participating in the service, he incenses the priest carrying the Holy Shroud during the entire procession. ...
• The procession with the Holy Shroud is taken outside around the church and, since it symbolizes the funeral procession of Christ to the grave, is made only ONCE. ... Returning into the church, the priest places the Holy Shroud into a prepared tomb and incenses it on all sides while the people sing the troparion of the Ointment-bearing Women, "The Angel stood by the grave…".
• After the entombment of the Holy Shroud in the grave, the priest delivers an appropriate sermon on the significance of the death of Christ for our salvation. Then he returns to the grave and, kneeling down before the Holy Shroud, recites the prayer prescribed in the Trebnik, "0 Lord Jesus Christ, Our God…" Following the dismissal, the faithful, with great devotion and compunction in their hearts, approach the Holy Shroud on their knees (symbolizing their sorrow) and "moved by their love" they kiss the saving wounds of our Saviour. ...
•  According to the Scriptures, the Venerable Joseph of Arimathea, having obtained permission to remove the Body of Christ from the Cross, wrapped it in a clean shroud (Gr. ... 27:59) The shroud remained in the grave after the glorious resurrection of Jesus Christ (Jn. ...
• There is no written evidence concerning the Holy Shroud during the first centuries and its history remained in obscurity until the fifth century. ... At the end of the X century, a Constantinopolitan priest, John Geometer, gave a detailed description of the original Holy Shroud which by that time was preserved in the imperial palace. In 1203, just before the sack of Constantinople by the Crusaders, the Holy Shroud was exposed for public veneration in the Church of Our Lady of Blacherne. ...

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• From internationally acclaimed director Michelangelo Dotta comes THE MAN OF PAIN: The Holy Shroud, a compelling and thoughtful look at the phenomenon of the Shroud of the Turin and its exceptional history. ... The filmmakers were also invited to a special, private ostension, and this is the only documentary to include original footage of the sacred Shroud. Take a cinematic journey along the winding path of the Shroud, from the Holy Land to Turin. ... Featuring a recital by celebrated actress Franca Nuti from Jacopone da Todi’s Crying of the Madonna, THE MAN OF PAIN: The Holy Shroud focuses on the controversy surrounding the age and origin of the shroud and the intense faith it has come to symbolize.
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