A recent AI-generated image of Jesus, supposedly giving us an accurate image of the man on the Shroud of Turin, raises a host of fascinating questions.
While much evidence points to the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin, officially it is not part of the deposit of faith.
Burst of "publicity" is "the hand of God," for one expert.
Lead researcher Liberato De Caro is ready to throw away the 1988 analysis disproving the shroud, which he found to be flawed in a number of ways.
The National Shroud of Turin Exhibit was one of the most popular attractions of the National Eucharistic Congress; standing room only.
What do we know about the history of the Holy Shroud? Nicolas Sarzeaud, author of a thesis on the "Shrouds of Christ in the West," shares the latest discoveries.
The Shroud of Turin has its own liturgical celebration, though it is typically only celebrated in a few places in the world.
Archaeologist William Meacham calls for more research due to “the massive weight of evidence against the Shroud being a mere relic faked by a medieval artisan."
Artist Átila Soares da Costa Filho reconstructed the appearance of Mary based on the Shroud of Turin and the work of computer graphics designer Ray Downing.
The film will explore many aspects of the Shroud of Turin and its history, seeking to determine once and for all if this was the burial cloth of Christ.
"This exhibit is in keeping with the long history of honoring the Shroud of Christ as an important item of devotion among the Christian faithful."
The National Shroud of Turin Exhibit plans to create a permanent Shroud Exhibit in Washington, D.C.
The exhibition presenting the first hyper-realistic, science-based sculpted reconstruction of the Man in the Holy Shroud closed last week in Salamanca and now begins a global tour.
The new X-ray analysis is said to be more accurate and less destructive than radiocarbon dating.
"Let Jesus look at and heal your heart. I too have to do this: let Jesus look at my heart and heal it."
Thorns, thistles, and bits of pollen were discovered on the Shroud of Turin, and offer possible tangible evidence of Christ's suffering on the cross.
Join the livestream just prior to the event for reflections on "Hope" from young Catholics of Turin.
