from 21 hours of Monday, March 29, the Riddler and ludolinguista Leone Pantaleoni will be the guest of the Parish of Christ the King to talk about the Shroud, the linen cloth that traditionally wrapped the body of Jesus from the cross. That same shroud that starting Saturday, April 10 until Sunday, May 23 and will again be exposed to the public after the exhibitions in Turin the centenary of the first photograph (1998) and the Jubilee year (2000).
witness a man's first live (blood gushed intra vitam) and then died (blood after death), the Shroud does not carry any trace of putrefaction process, starting dall'alone ammonia that would be deposited on the sheet around the area of lips of the corpse. "The Shroud" says Pantaleoni "more of an icon, is a relic. And more than a relic, is a presence."
witness a man's first live (blood gushed intra vitam) and then died (blood after death), the Shroud does not carry any trace of putrefaction process, starting dall'alone ammonia that would be deposited on the sheet around the area of lips of the corpse. "The Shroud" says Pantaleoni "more of an icon, is a relic. And more than a relic, is a presence."
