US EditionPope Leo Introduces a New Way of Experiencing the Shroud of Turin - Deacon Greg Kandra
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Pope Leo introduces a new way of experiencing the Shroud of Turin - Deacon Greg Kandra
From Zenit: On the morning of Friday, January 9, Pope Leo XIV stepped into an encounter with the Shroud of Turin unlike any experienced by his predecessors. Inside the Apostolic Palace, the Pontiff became the first person to explore a new digital reading of the Shroud, an initiative known as Avvolti, presented to him by Cardinal Roberto Repole, Archbishop of Turin and pontifical custodian of the relic. The moment marked a symbolic threshold: on…
The Archdiocese of Turin has created a website where you can learn about the history of the Shroud of Turin, as well as examine its individual fragments and the traces of the Passion of Christ recorded within them. Pope Leo XIV was the first to use this website. "Avvolti," as the initiative is called, presents the Shroud of Turin in a way never before possible. The article "Avvolti" – a virtual exhibition of the Shroud of Turin comes from the we…
The Shroud of Turin goes digital: Turin officially opens an ancient relic to the world in the AI era - ZENIT
(ZENIT News / Rome, 01.11.2026).- On the morning of Friday, January 9, Pope Leo XIV stepped into an encounter with the Shroud of Turin unlike any experienced by his predecessors. Inside the Apostolic Palace, the Pontiff became the first person to explore a new digital reading of the Shroud, an initiative known as Avvolti, presented to him by Cardinal Roberto Repole, Archbishop of Turin and pontifical custodian of the relic. The moment marked a s…
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