The Shroud

Does the Shroud of Turin date back to the time of Christ after all? A relic that has been venerated in Oviedo, Spain, as Jesus' sudarium or bloodcloth since the 8th century, seems to dispel all doubts. During their investigations, scientists found astonishing similarities with the Shroud of Turin: The stains on both cloths were caused by the same wounds, and the blood group is the same. In addition, identical pollen from the area around Jerusalem was found on both relics. Based on the "Santo Sudario", as the Spanish call it, the international research team even managed to meticulously investigate the death of the crucified man and the circumstances of his burial. All results lead to only one conclusion: Both cloths enveloped the dead body of the same man - and this man must have been Jesus Christ. Even his face could be scientifically reconstructed.


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