Tag: Shroud of Turin
The Shroud of Turin: A mystery that continues to fascinate
Renowned author, journalist, and researcher William West, an expert on the Shroud's authenticity, addressed a packed audience at St Patrick’s Catholic Parish in Bondi on 3 March, in advance of the Australian Holy Shroud Conference to be held in June.
Holy Shroud expert to visit Sydney
Fr Dalton, who is also a professor of theology and lecturer in sindonological studies at Othonia Institute, Rome, will travel to Sydney to address an intellectually engaging and spiritually enriching two-day conference on the Holy Shroud of Turin.
The Shroud Rises, As the Carbon Date is Buried
A new book about the Shroud of Turin – The Shroud Rises, As the Carbon Date is Buried, has been published by Australian journalist William West.
The Shroud of Turin…a supernatural explanation?
This "scorched" image of a man who had suffered the cruel treatment matching the Gospel accounts of Jesus' passion and death seems quite compatible with the explanatory hypothesis of a mysterious and unique supernatural event—his Resurrection.
Catholic social media runs red-hot for “new” Shroud of Turin research
The Shroud of Turin is one of the most studied and controversial artefacts in history. It is also one of the most important in the Catholic Church.
Recreate the shroud and win $1 million
An easy $1 million is up for grabs for anyone who can recreate a photographic negative of a crucified man on a 14 by 3 foot piece of linen. The catch? It has to be done using medieval materials.
New book: riddles of the Shroud, questions science can’t answer
A mystery that refuses to go away. Evidence for Shroud’s authenticity continues to mount
For 124 years science has been trying to unravel the riddles...
‘Shroud is 2000 years old’
New technology enables a closer look at Turin Shroud
A study based on new technology for the dating of artefacts has placed the fabric of...
Q&A with Fr Flader: The Sudarium of Jesus
Dear Father, I understand it is claimed that the cloth which was wrapped around Jesus’ head after he died is now in the cathedral...
Precious shroud to be displayed online
Archbishop of Turin announces an online exposition of what many believe is Jesus' burial cloth.
Could the Veil of Manoppello be the face of Jesus?
Could the Veil of Manoppello be the face of Jesus?
