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• Shroud of Turin undergoes secret restoration work for conservation .
• Promising a press conference and extensive documentation nextt month, Cardinal Severino Poletto of Turin has confirmed conservation work on the Shroud of Turin. ...
• Workers, under the direction of a Swiss textile expert, removed 30 fabric patches that had been sewn onto the shroud in 1534 to repair fire damage. ...
• The removal of the patches -- and of a fabric backing initially attached to support the shroud -- was carried out in almost complete secrecy between late June and late July, the Archdiocese of Turin said. ...
• Many people believe the five metre cloth, which bears the image of a crucified man, is the shroud in which Christ was buried.
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• Shroud of Turin to Get State-of-the-Art Storage System.
• TURIN, Italy (CNS) Experts may find much to quibble about when it comes to the Shroud of Turin, but they all seem to agree on one thing: The linen cloth needs a new home.
• After close calls throughout the centuries, with at least two fires, water damage and general exposure to the elements, a stateoftheart storage system should protect the shroud from just about everything under the sun.
• 22 display in Turin's St. John the Baptist Cathedral, the shroud, believed by many to be Christ's burial cloth, will disappear from the public eye into a new, hightech encasement.
• Tucked away inside its new fireresistant, bulletproof case, outfitted with temperature and air pressure controls, the shroud should last long beyond its next exhibition.
• The Italian aerospace company Alenia, known for military aircraft and missile production, lent its experience to the design of the shroud's new case, which together with a support cart, weighs more than 1 ton.
• "According to my scientific consultants," Archbishop Severino Poletto of Turin told Catholic News Service Aug. ...
• "It will keep the shroud laid out flat and not rolled up like before, and it guarantees that exposure to light and environmental influences during public displays don't damage the image," said the archbishop, whose role as leader of the Turin Archdiocese grants him the title of Vaticanappointed custodian of the shroud.
• After the 2000 exhibition, a revamped chapel in the cathedral's transept, complete with temperature and humidity controls, a fireproof drop ceiling and a renovated fire extinguishing system, will host the shroud.
• Until a 1997 fire, the shroud was kept in the church's Guarini Chapel, rolled up in a wooden box and placed beneath several layers of protective glass.
• Although firefighters managed to carry the shroud to safety, flames and smoke severely damaged the chapel, and restoration is expected to last until 2006.
• Archbishop Poletto said that even after repairs are completed, however, the approximately 14footby4foot shroud will never again call the Guarini Chapel home.
• The extensive size of the new case, which prevents further creases by allowing the shroud to lie flat, makes the small Guarini Chapel too close for comfort.
• Although Archbishop Poletto pleaded ignorance on the technological fine points of the shroud's new case, he emphasized the need to guarantee the religious item's survival well into the third millennium.

• In the mid-14th century a mysterious shroud showing the outlines of a male body, surfaced in southern France. ...
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• Their mission: To study, research, and publish the findings from the Shroud of Turin and related Relics of the Passion; and to disseminate this knowledge and promote general awareness. ...
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• The Holy Shroud Guild is a ministry of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer. ...
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• An extensive and interesting site, made by one of the members of the 1978 research team on the shroud.
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• Fine site - a lot of facts, nice FAQ, and the possibility to book a multimedia presentation of the entire Shroud question.
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• Study: Shroud of Turin Much Older   .
• LOUIS (AP) - The Shroud of Turin is much older than some scientists believe, according to researchers who used pollen and plant images to conclude it dates from Jerusalem before the eighth century. ...
• The study gives a boost to those who believe the shroud is the burial cloth of Jesus and contradicts a 1988 examination by scientists who said the shroud was made between 1260 and 1390. ...
• The earlier study also indicated the shroud came from Europe rather than the Holy Land. ...
• ''We have identified by images and by pollen grains species on the shroud restricted to the vicinity of Jerusalem,'' botany professor Avinoam Danin of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem said Monday during the International Botanical Congress here. ''The sayings that the shroud is from European origin can't hold. ...
• The Shroud of Turin is a linen about 13 feet long and 3 feet wide that has been kept in the city of Turin, Italy, since 1578. The shroud bears the image of a man with wounds similar to those suffered by Jesus. ...
• ''It is something that many Catholics and other Christians hold very dear,'' said Steve Mamanella, spokesman for the Archdiocese of St. ...
• The shroud also contains pollen grains and faint images of plants. ...
• Since the Sudarium of Oviedo has resided in the Cathedral of Oviedo in Spain since the eighth century, Danin said that the matchup of pollen grains pushes the shroud's date to a similar age. ...
• ''The pollen association and the similarities in the blood stains in the two cloths provide clear evidence that the shroud originated before the eighth century,'' Danin said. ...
• If it is found that the two cloths are linked, then the shroud could be even older, Danin said. ...

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• Science and the Shroud - microbiology meets archaeology in a renewed quest for answers.
• Shroud of Turin 3D Images - contains high quality three dimensional images of the Turin Shroud.
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• Shroud of Turin, The shroud. com - sponsored by a member of the team that performed the first, extensive scientific examination of the Shroud of Turin, in 1978; photos and current information on Shroud research.
• 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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• «Shroud, a risky restoration» .
• Scientists’ polemics on the cleaning work by Marco TOSATTI VATICAN CITY - There is a controversy on the Shroud: the “restoration” operation, led in August and being illustrated in Turin next Saturday, has provoked very strong reactions in the sindonologists’ world. ... The patches sewn on the sheet by the Clare nuns in 1534 were an important, meaningful and visual part of the Shroud history and patrimony. ... If, as it seems, the next Shroud exhibition is not taking place until 2023, many wonder why the restoration proposal has not been the subject of a wider consultation, considering the religious value of the object. ... They also wonder if the new backing cloth has been analyzed as to the presence of chemical residues or impurities that could affect the Shroud. The fear of some sindonologists is that the patches elimination and the cloth substitution have compromised significantly the possibility of “reading” the Shroud history in its secular development. The world-wide symposium of experts organized by the Archdiocese of Turin in March 2000 recommended: “A series of experiments specifically aimed at improving our knowledge for preservation purposes is essential, particularly considering the remarkable development of the instruments and the improvements in the non-invasive analytical methods. ” This recommendation, the scientists complain, has not been followed, and they wonder why the investigators attending that convention, or the scientists of the STURP (Shroud of Turin Research Project), the scientific group that has probably carried out the widest and scientifically most coordinated research in 1978, have not been consulted with regard to the alterations or, in case, called to “monitoring” the operation and collecting the data at the right time. ... Emanuela Marinelli, has also written to the Pope, the Shroud “owner”, protesting because the operation has provoked "the loss of precious material: dusts, pollens, particles of blood and other micro-traces present also in the up-to-now hidden parts of the Shroud. ” The “Collegamento” proposal is that “the Commission for the preservation of the Holy Shroud may be widened, under the protection of the Papal Academy of Sciences”: that is, under the Pope’s  more direct control. ...

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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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• How does science explain the appearance of a face on the Shroud of Turin that appears when photographs are taken and yet is not visible normally. ... A photographic negative of the Shroud (the middle image) shows a more normal face. ...
• Nevertheless, the face on the Shroud is clear enough as a positive image that iconic images of Jesus have been based on the Shroud for centuries. Icons of Christ from the 5th Century or so (notably the "mandillion" shown in the bottom image) are, so tradition says, based on an image of Jesus miraculously transferred to a linen cloth; and many Rennaissance images of Christ were based on the Shroud when it was first displayed during the 14th and 15th Centuries. ...
• The official Shroud website, sponsored by the Archdiocese of Turin. ...
• shroud. com aims to be the most complete site on the web, and includes a summary of the conclusions of the 1978 scientific analysis, with a bibliography of the publications on the Shroud by various members of the team. ...
• This discussion of the carbon-14 dating problem; a radiocarbon dating performed in 1988 gave a late medieval date (AD 1325 ± 65 years) for the Shroud.
• He has published claims that particles lifted from the Shroud using sticky tape turned out to be pigment particles when examined under the microscope. McCrone says that his conclusion is supported by a letter to the Pope from the 14th-Century Archbishop of Troyes, where the Shroud was first exhibited: the Shroud was "cunningly painted as attested by the artist who painted it. ... shroud. ...

• Dating the Shroud.
• 3 — A new analysis of pollen grains and plant images on the Shroud of Turin places its origin to Jerusalem before the 8th Century. The study gives a boost to those who believe the shroud is the burial cloth of Jesus and refutes a 1988 examination by scientists that concluded the shroud was made between 1260 and 1390. The earlier study also indicated the shroud came from Europe rather than the Holy Land. ...
• “We have identified by images and by pollen grains species on the shroud restricted to the vicinity of Jerusalem,” botany professor Avinoam Danin of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem said Monday during the International Botanical Congress here. “The sayings that the shroud is from European origin can’t hold. ...
• The shroud contains pollen grains and the image of a crucified man, as well as faint images of plants. ...
• Since the Sudarium of Oviedo has resided in the Cathedral of Oviedo in Spain since the 8th century, Danin said that the matchup of pollen grains pushes the shroud’s date to a similar age. ... “The pollen association and the similarities in the blood stains in the two cloths provide clear evidence that the shroud originated before the 8th Century,” Danin said. ... If it is found that the two cloths are linked, then the shroud could date back even further than the 8th century , Danin said. ...
• The Shroud of Turin is a linen about 13 feet long and 3 feet wide that has been kept in the city of Turin, Italy, since 1578. The shroud bears the image of a man with wounds similar to those suffered by Jesus. “It is something that many Catholics and other Christians hold very dear,” Steve Mamanella, spokesman for the Archdiocese of St. Louis, said of the shroud. ...

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• The Shroud as it now appears after the June-July 2002 restoration.
• Post-restoration Ventral and Dorsal Photographs © 2002 Archdiocese of Turin.
• In June-July 2002, a major restoration of the Shroud of Turin was undertaken by its owners. ... It appears that some of the most seriously charred areas surrounding the burn holes were also removed during the restoration, most likely to allow the Shroud to be properly resewn to the new backing cloth. ... Although the creases and wrinkles that had been previously evident on the Shroud are not visible in this photograph, I am assured by those who have seen the restored cloth that they are in fact, still there. ...
• The image on the Shroud of Turin is very subtle. ... One of the best ways to look at the Shroud image is on a photographic negative. ...
• When you select an area of the Shroud to examine in the Master Photograph at the top of this page, point and click directly on that specific part of the image. ... With the exception of the facial image of the Shroud, the negative images included here have not been flipped left to right. ...
• Shroud of Turin (Dorsal Image) Reference Photographs.
• The above views of the dorsal image on the Shroud are provided for reference only and do not allow you to examine close ups of the image like the Master Photograph at the top of this page does. ... The Dorsal images are from Photo-CD scans of my original 4" x 5" film and the color is more accurate to the actual color of the Shroud. ...
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• After viewing the images in this area of the website, you might wish to obtain Shroud photographs for your own personal research and study. ...

• Current Research on the Shroud of Turin By 1988 Carbon 14 dating techniques were sufficiently sophisticated to be done with minutely small quantities of material. The Vatican agreed to such a test, and three laboratories were selected by the Archdiocese of Turin -- Oxford University, the University of Arizona, and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. At the end of the testing the Vatican reported that the three tests had dated the cloth only to medieval times, and therefore the Shroud was not authentic. These reports were carried around the world, and most scientists lost interest in pursuing the mystery of the Shroud any further -- in spite of the overwhelming body of evidence from other tests that indicated a much older Shroud. The Carbon 14 results also provided skeptics with a piece of hard scientific evidence to continue their attacks on the Shroud's authenticity. Current research focuses on understanding the Carbon 14 data and on the Shroud's Jewish origins. The two leading Shroud researchers today are Dr. John Jackson, director of the Turin Shroud Center in Colorado Springs, and Dr. ... The Sedov laboratory is researching the exchange of carbon isotopes with linen, while the Turin Shroud Center is continuing his prior research into the "yellowing" of linen with respect to temperature. ... According to Kouznetsov, an inaccurate carbon count in flax due to a process called biofractionalization, coupled with the possible chemical bonding of extraneous carbon to the shroud during the fire, may have resulted in an inaccurate Carbon 14 measurement. Kouznetsov has said that the shroud is "not less than 1800 years old" once corrections are made for the fire and the inaccurate carbon-in-flax count.

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• 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. ...
• PRODUCER: Nova-T and Euphon in collaboration with the Archdiocese of Turin and the 1998 Holy Shroud Exposition Committee.

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• Shroud Of Turin Exhibition Ends .
• TURIN, Italy (CWNews. com) - The Archdiocese of Turin ended the public display of the Shroud of Turin on Sunday, ending the exhibition until 2000 when it will again be made available for viewing as part of Jubilee Year celebrations. ...
• 4 million people viewed the linen cloth, believed to be the actual burial shroud of Jesus Christ, since the exhibit opened on April 18 in Turin's cathedral. Pope John Paul II (bio - news) prayed before the shroud last month and called for new testing of the shroud to determine its authenticity. ...
• In 1988, some scientists concluded the 14-foot-long, 3 1/2-foot-wide shroud dated to the 13th or 14th century, but other scientists disputed that determination, citing errors in the testing process. The scientists who dated the shroud have admitted they couldn't explain how the image on the linen -- a man with wounds similar to those suffered by Christ -- was formed.

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• Shroud Of Turin, Photographic Exhibit Likely To Stay In Atlanta.
• The Shroud of Turin photographic exhibit, which opened at Peachtree Center mall last November for what was to be a three-month exhibition, seems destined to stay in Atlanta. ...
• Father Kim Dreisbach, the director of the Atlanta Center for Continuing Study of the Shroud of Turin, now says he is confident that the exhibit, which contains more than 150 photographs, transparencies and replicas, will be kept in the Atlanta area permanently. ...
• It is an unusual location for an exhibit concerning the authenticity of a linen burial cloth, which is believed by many to be the shroud used to wrap the body of Jesus Christ. The exhibit is primarily made up of photographs taken during a 1978 scientific examination of the Shroud of Turin in Turin, Italy. ...
• Father Dreisbach, the pastor of the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation in southwest Atlanta, sees in the Shroud “a marvelous evangelism to the rational, agnostic, skeptical mind. ... Some who come have been deeply affected by the photographs and the information given by tour guides about the Shroud, the suffering endured by the crucified man, and the scientific studies. ...
• In a letter, one man said he left the exhibit “unwilling to accept the authenticity of the things I had just heard and seen…” but that he had gone home and read one of the contemporary books about the Shroud and the scientific research. ...
• The tours of the exhibit speak primarily of the history of the Shroud and of the scientific analyses being done, closing with an invitation to consider the faith implications. ... But the life-changing effects come, he believes, from the power of the Shroud itself. ...
• “The power is the Shroud’s. ...
• The Fulton County Commission has also proclaimed March 27 as Shroud of Turin Exhibition Day in the county. ... , to be followed by the showing of a film on the Shroud of Turin called “The Silent Witness. ...
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• Turin Shroud Due In Atlanta This November.
• A photographic exhibit that includes more than 100 studies of the Shroud of Turin will be coming to Atlanta in November because of the cooperation of those interested in the Shroud and those concerned about the city. ...
• Bringing the exhibit to Atlanta has long been a dream of those connected with The Atlanta Center for the Continuing Study of the Shroud of Turn, an ecumenical center located in the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation in southwest Atlanta. Episcopal Pastor Father Kim Dreisbach, who heads the center, had the exhibit lined up for the Fox, only to see plans collapse when the Chicago-based exhibitor decided not to proceed with a planned world tour of the Shroud of Turin Exhibition. ...
• When exhibitor John Sturm decided not to take the exhibit on tour, he offered the exhibit to the Atlanta Center for the Continuing Study of the Shroud of Turin. This is an "opportunity to acquire it for permanent exhibition with the hope that someday our city might become the ecumenical center for the study of the Shroud in the United States," Father Dreisbach said. ...
• The Shroud of Turin is a 14-foot long linen burial cloth, which bears the image of a crucified man, and has long believed by some to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ. For the last 300 years, the ivory cloth has been kept in the Cathedral in Turin, Italy and made available for public display only rarely. In 1978 an unprecedented event occurred when a team of American and Italian scientists was permitted to conduct a series of nondestructive tests on the cloth, using contemporary technology, much of it designed for America's space program, to look at virtually every aspect of the Shroud and its mysterious image. ...
• The Brooks Institute of Photography had a team of three people working with the scientists and studying the Shroud and their work. The Shroud of Turin Exhibit, subtitled Contemporary Insights Into An Ancient Paradox, includes over 150 photographs, many of which are backlighted transparencies, Father Dreisbach said. One transparency is a full length rendition of the Shroud which actually permits the viewer to see more detail than if one had visited Turin during the public exhibition of the Shroud in 1978, he said. ...
• The exhibit also includes the table used by the scientists to study the Shroud and a replica of the Turin cloth. A three dimensional "sculpture" of the figure of the man of the Shroud is also a part of the exhibit. ...

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• -Caveat Lector- New Study on Shroud of Turin By TRACI ANGEL. ... LOUIS (AP) - The Shroud of Turin is much older than some scientists believe, according to researchers who used pollen and plant images to conclude it dates from Jerusalem before the eighth century. The study gives a boost to those who believe the shroud is the burial cloth of Jesus and contradicts a 1988 examination by scientists who said the shroud was made between 1260 and 1390. The earlier study also indicated the shroud came from Europe rather than the Holy Land. ``We have identified by images and by pollen grains species on the shroud restricted to the vicinity of Jerusalem,'' botany professor Avinoam Danin of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem said Monday during the International Botanical Congress here. ``The sayings that the shroud is from European origin can't hold. '' The Shroud of Turin is a linen about 13 feet long and 3 feet wide that has been kept in the city of Turin, Italy, since 1578. The shroud bears the image of a man with wounds similar to those suffered by Jesus. ``It is something that many Catholics and other Christians hold very dear,'' said Steve Mamanella, spokesman for the Archdiocese of St. ... '' The shroud also contains pollen grains and faint images of plants. ... Since the Sudarium of Oviedo has resided in the Cathedral of Oviedo in Spain since the eighth century, Danin said that the matchup of pollen grains pushes the shroud's date to a similar age.

• Botanist: Shroud of Turin came from Jerusalem.
• Botanist: Shroud of Turin came from Jerusalem .
• LOUIS (AP) - The Shroud of Turin is much older than some scientists believe, according to researchers who used pollen and plant images to conclude it dates from Jerusalem before the eighth century.
•    The study gives a boost to those who believe the shroud is the burial cloth of Jesus and contradicts a 1988 examination by scientists who said the shroud was made between 1260 and 1390.
•    The earlier study also indicated the shroud came from Europe rather than the Holy Land.
•    ``We have identified by images and by pollen grains species on the shroud restricted to the vicinity of Jerusalem,'' botany professor Avinoam Danin of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem said Monday during the International Botanical Congress here. ``The sayings that the shroud is from European origin can't hold. ...
•    The Shroud of Turin is a linen about 13 feet long and 3 feet wide that has been kept in the city of Turin, Italy, since 1578. The shroud bears the image of a man with wounds similar to those suffered by Jesus.
•    ``It is something that many Catholics and other Christians hold very dear,'' said Steve Mamanella, spokesman for the Archdiocese of St. ...
•    The shroud also contains pollen grains and faint images of plants.
•    Since the Sudarium of Oviedo has resided in the Cathedral of Oviedo in Spain since the eighth century, Danin said that the matchup of pollen grains pushes the shroud's date to a similar age. ...
•    ``The pollen association and the similarities in the blood stains in the two cloths provide clear evidence that the shroud originated before the eighth century,'' Danin said.
• If it is found that the two cloths are linked, then the shroud could be even older, Danin said.

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• There is documentary evidence that the Shroud, venerated in France as early as 1350, is the Shroud we see today preserved in Turin. From that point on the documentary sticks to the historical high ground, perusing 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 Science and to worldwide attention for the first time. ...
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• A Calendar of the Shroud for the years 1509-1694.
• 38 - the aim being in time to create a complete chronology from the Shroud's earliest origins through to the present. Additions and corrections will be welcomed from members, with a view to the creation of a master chronology of the Shroud that can be a general research tool, and become part of Barrie Schwortz's Shroud web site on the Internet.
• 1511 - Private showing of the Shroud for Anne of Brittany, Queen of France, and for Francesco of Aragon. ...
• She is buried behind the high altar of the Sainte Chapelle, Chambéry, immediately facing the repository containing the Shroud. ...
• 1516 - King Francis I of France journeys from Lyon to Chambéry to venerate the Shroud after his victory at Marignac. A copy of the Shroud preserved in the Church of St. ...
• 1518 - The Shroud is exhibited from castle walls at Chambéry in honour of the Cardinal of Aragon .
• 1521 - Duke Charles III of Savoy marries Beatrice, daughter of King Emanuel of Portugal in this year, and they make a pilgrimage from Vercelli to Chambéry to venerate the Shroud. The Shroud is exhibited at Chambéry for benefit of Dom Edme, abbot of Clairvaux. ...
• 1525 - A notice 'Pour scavoir' posted in the Lirey church in this year gives a lengthy though not overly accurate account of the Shroud's history. This notes as still extant in the Lirey church 'the big strong armoires where the Holy Shroud was housed and carefully guarded'. ...
• 1530 - Death of Shroud devotee Margaret of Austria, who commissioned the silver casket made for the Shroud in 1509 .
• Because where the Shroud is kept is protected by four locks, Canon Philibert Lambert and two Franciscans summon the help of a blacksmith to prise open the grille. ... But the Shroud folded inside is preserved except for having been scorched and holed by a drop of molten silver that fell on one corner .
• 16 April - 8 am - The Shroud is solemnly carried to the convent of the Poor Clare Nuns at Chambéry. There the nuns repair the Shroud, sewing it onto a backing cloth, and sewing patches over the unsightliest of the damage. ...

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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 indonología, 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 the 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 .
•  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. ...
• one as the one of the Shroud of Turin. ...
• They do, however, coincide with the face on the Shroud of Turin. ...

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