The origin of this word is the Latin sudarium, which in turn derives from sudor the Latin word for “sweat,” .Thus it originally referred to a cloth for wiping perspiration. As may be inferred

This reasoning can also be applied to the Sudarium of Oviedo because Baima Bollone was able to determine, with the same kind of chemical test, that the blood group of the blood found on this other rel

and 4) a carbon date of 700 AD for the Sudarium of Oviedo, which is believed to be the face cloth of Jesus and thus related to the Shroud. Relative to the time of Jesus, the carbon date for the Sudarium

Shroud to the Sudarium of Oviedo by the Spanish Sculptor Juan Manuel Miñarro has been announced by the Centro Español de Sindonología, but not yet published. The Valencian Catholic newspaper Paraula

Now I can explain this for the holy chest with the Sudarium of Oviedo. Thanks to the CES (Centro Español de Sindonologia), to Mons. Giulio Ricci, president of the Centro Romano di Sindonología and

fit it in with my schedule. The part about the Sudarium of Oviedo would have been much better had I, or anyone else from the Spanish centre team, been able to take part in the film. The name of the

photographs of the Sudarium of Oviedo, as a colleague informed him that the Spanish Centre for Sindonology “is somewhat wary of giving such permission”. I wonder if Loken took the time to request

superimposed the Shroud bloodstains over those on the Sudarium with surprisingly high congruence. Naturally, they also failed to include that result in the final program. In a subsequent e-mail I received

a main researcher of the Shroud of Oviedo and the Sudarium of Oviedo. Due to its length, we will do it in several parts to facilitate its reading.” Here is an excerpt from the Hypothesis: “Given

Scientific Conferences on the Shroud of Turin and the Sudarium of Oviedo. Attached is the (Spanish language) Press Dossier and the Poster announcing the Conference. "In another vein, next year, 2024,