AGE 119

1. Body of the Lord

2. Sudarium of Oviedo (linen)
3. Cap of Cahors (absorptive gauze)
4. Shroud of Turin (linen)
5. Shroud of Kornelimiinster (byssum)
6. Veil of Manoppello (byssum)
7. Shroud of Kornelimiinster (linen)

Ibelieve also that it is a gift for the present day as well, for only nowadays, taking the advantage
of the photography, we can recognize that the Turin ShFoud and the Veil of Manoppello belong
together. Two clothes are the two witnesses, the Jewish law requires for the truth to be sustained.
They confirm the fact of the resurrection. The Holy Scripture mentions the remaining clothes used
to bury the body of Christ into the Sepulcher only in general, referring to them in plural. They
are not enumerated, for the Bible specifies the things of Jesus's everyday life only if they matter for
Salvation, because the Gospel does not relate unimportant things. In the account about the body of
Christ being laid into the Sepulcher both witnesses:The Turin Shroud and The Veil of Manopello
are mentioned many times.