Exposition of the Sindone

What, you are probably asking, in a Sindone? Who is the Sindone? Where is the Sindone? If you are wondering, then read on.

The Exposition of the Sindone is a display in Italy of the Shroud of Turin. Here you can visit one of the most mysterious and revered artifacts of early Christianity. The legend of the Shroud is that it is the sheet that Jesus Christ was wrapped in after His crucifixion and being raised from the dead. It is on display in Turin from April 18th to June 14th, 1998. Here at this site you can visit the exhibit, view the Shroud, find out about some of the scientific research that has been done on it, and some of the historical and religious significance of it. It is possible to reserve you visit time if you are physically going there, as well as finding some links to other related sites.

The Shroud of Turin will continue to amaze and mystify the world. But here at this site, you can be amazed without leaving the comfort of your own living room.

http://sindone.torino.chiesacattolica.it/en/welcome.htm

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