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The two linens that were found in the tomb were the Shroud of Turin and the Sudarim Christi. The Sudarium Manoppello is the Vera Icona (or Veronica Veil) as it was so named by the Apostles when they saw the cloth owened by the woman who met Christ on the Way of the Cross. You can read some interesting facts on the website northstarproductions.org. Sudarium Christi, or Sudarium Oviedo, is the blood and fluid stained sweatcloth that was put on Jesus’ face while they took him from the cross; and when they laid him on the shroud in the tomb they folded the face cloth and placed on the side by itself. It is now kept in in the Cámara Santa of the Cathedral of San Salvador, Oviedo, Spain. The Sudarium Manoppello is an ancient hand woven woman’s head scarf or veil. There is an image on the cloth that is not readily visible. Only when light passes through it a certain way, can the image be seen. Jesus’ likeness appears with his eyes open and sometimes seemingly three dimensional. It is kept in the Church IL Volto Santo di Manoppello, Italy. More facts about the location can be found at the website voltosanto.it. The Veil spent some time in Poland and they have many great high-definition photographs on their website holyfaceofmanoppello.blogspot.com. The website sudariumchristi.com compares and overlays the three cloths and demostrates other forensic evidence.
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