[Turin, Italy] The cloth that wrapped the body of Jesus Christ after his death

#Museum2024 The Bible says that the remains of Jesus, who died on the cross, were wrapped in a long linen cloth, as shown in the second photo, and buried in a tomb. The long linen cloth is called the sacra sindone, and has been kept in Turin since 1567, and is open to the public every anniversary year. In the recent news, it is said that the actual figure of Christ has been revealed by modern technology. "New X-ray analysis has revealed that the Turin Shroud, which is said to be Christ's burial cloth, is 2,000 years old." 4.36m long and 1.1m wide. The shroud projects a shadow-like image of the front and back of a crucified man about 1.8m tall. At the Shroud Museum, you can get a close-up look at the replica. ・ The debate over whether the Shroud is genuine or fake continues, but if faith is originally based on believing in an invisible God, then the truth about the Shroud is like an option. It is just one element to confirm the state of your faith. ・ #TurinTrip #Shroud Museo della Sindone (Museum of the Shroud of Turin) Address: Via San Domenico, 28, 10122 Turin Directions: 10-minute walk straight from the front of Turin Cathedral Telephone: +39 0114365832 Closed: None Opening hours: 9:00-12:00 / 15:00-19:00 (Last entry 1 hour before closing) Admission fee: €8 Other: Audio guides available for free rental Italian, English, French, Spanish