Exhibit - Othonia's "Who is the man of the Shroud?"
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The 2025 Shroud Conference and Symposium (July 30-August 3, 2025) will feature Othonia’s “Who Is the Man of the Shroud?” exhibit. This updated exhibit debuted at the 2024 National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, IN.
This exhibit offers a unique opportunity to learn about the
Shroud of Turin, an ancient linen cloth believed to be the burial Shroud of Jesus Christ. It contains a faint image of a brutally scourged and crucified man, who was crowned with thorns and pierced in the side.
Discover its scientifically unexplained image and explore its connection to the Biblical accounts of Jesus’s suffering, death, burial, and Resurrection.
Shroud of Turin, an ancient linen cloth believed to be the burial Shroud of Jesus Christ. It contains a faint image of a brutally scourged and crucified man, who was crowned with thorns and pierced in the side.
Discover its scientifically unexplained image and explore its connection to the Biblical accounts of Jesus’s suffering, death, burial, and Resurrection.
Exhibit Highlights:
- Full-size Shroud replica
- Black and white negative images
- 24 updated informational panels
- Replicas of crucifixion weapons
- Crown of thorns replica
- Tomb Model
- Meditation area with a life-sized sculpture
- Docent-led tours and presentations
