US EditionA New Twist in the Shroud of Turin, One of the World's Greatest Religious Mysteries - Two Opposing Theories Fight for the Truth
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Two new, conflicting studies have emerged regarding the world-famous Shroud of Turin, the more than four-meter-long linen cloth that many believers believe contains the imprint of the body of Jesus Christ. While one recent study confirms the biblical account, the other suggests that the shroud may simply be a print of a medieval relief.
Church and scientists respond to superficial “study” claiming that the Shroud of Turin is not authentic - ZENIT
(ZENIT News / Turin, 08.08.2025).- In a media landscape increasingly driven by digital simulations and speculative headlines, the Shroud of Turin has once again found itself at the center of controversy. This time, the spark comes from a computer-generated study by Brazilian designer Cicero Moraes, who claims the Shroud’s image was produced by pressing linen against a bas-relief sculpture. The timing of the release—coinciding with the internatio…
Enveloped in silence for centuries, Turin's shroud remains one of the most debated religious objects in Christian history. Its spectral image, imprinted by a human silhouette with striking details, intrigues as much as it divides. Between fervour and scepticism, this ancient canvas survived centuries without ever fully delivering its origin. Today, a three-dimensional simulation disturbs the established interpretations, bringing a new light on h…
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