Shroud of Turin FAQ

. . . in referece to the wikipedia text, the Pierre d'Arcis memorandum (14th century) what was being written at the time challenges the memorandum. Pierre's peers doubted his veracity and questioned his motives. It was all about money. Pierre was the bishop of Troyes. The Shroud was being exhibited at nearby Lirey; and it was to that town that pilgrims with bags of coins were flocking.

Scientific data, proves without any doubt, that the shroud does not contain any paint pigments in sufficient quantities to form an image, makes the entire claim moot.

spectrographic data proving that the images were not painted. This is one of many tests that prove that the shroud was not painted.
 


 

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