Mark Guscin - The Sudarium of Oviedo Winfried Wuermeling - The Holy Tunic of Argenteuil. 8:30 PM PUBLIC CLOSING CONFERENCE CENTRE UNIVERSITAIRE MÉDITERRANÉEN Gaston Ciais - Shroud History In

or 'sudarium' having been used to cover Jesus' face after his body was removed from the cross, Mario Moroni, of Robbiate, Italy, has written to put on record the facts surrounding the Oviedo cloth's

pdf format) [78k] Comparitive Study of the Sudarium of Oviedo and the Shroud of Turin (.pdf format) [69k] IMBALZANO, G. - Duplicità del volto Sindonico - Link to text of this and other works

For Robert Babinet the sudarium that had been on Christ’s head, mentioned in John’s gospel, is not the sudarium of Oviedo but rather a “cap” that is kept in Cahors. It is a kind of sleeping

was at the Second International Congress on the Sudarium of Oviedo. As always, it was wonderful to see old friends - BSTS members from all over the world, including John Jackson from the USA, Bruno

Sudarium of Oviedo - joined on the first evening by Aldo Guerreschi, the administrator of the 1931 Enrie negatives, who has perfected an established photographic enhancement technique to clearly visualize

inserted into a board” and “part of the sudarium with which his body was wrapped in the sepulchre”92 (92). Nicolotti concludes that the holy cloth is the Mandylion and notes that “there are

Sudarium of Oviedo. I was not present at most of the talks on this day, as I was constantly being whisked away for interviews with television and radio stations. The gala dinner was held at night,

where he saw the Sindon and linens as well as the sudarium, who can doubt that great care was taken of these objects.5 Still on page 14, Pingonius adds that the Savoys’ Shroud was always protected

the Sudarium of Oviedo – which has been in Spain since the 8th century CE – once covered the same human head as the Shroud. ·Numerous portraits of Jesus in icons and on Byzantine coins appear