The Oviedo Cloth | In Search of Holy Treasure

The great cathedral of San Salvador in Oviedo (Spain) houses an extraordinary relic, revered since the ninth century. It's a veil, soiled with reddish stains, which seem to be blood. Are the stains that cover the Oviedo veil really made with the blood of Christ?
Follow researcher Christian Page in his quest to unveil the history of the Holy Relics of Christianity as he travels through time in some of the world's greatest cities: Jerusalem, Istanbul, Paris, Vienna, and Rome. Without the dedication of some historical figures and unknown devotees, these Holy Treasures may have never made their way into the modern world.
Since the beginning of Christianity, relics attributed to saints or Christ Himself have had a great symbolic and spiritual value, stirring passion amongst believers. With the assistance of some of the world's leading experts in archaeology, history, theology, genetics, engineering, and molecular physics, this series embarks on a privileged visit to the sites where each event took place.
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[@cherrytomato6139]

This is very interesting and definitely inspires me to find more about the cloth. I have read a lot about the Shroud but next to nothing about the cloth. Sudarium of Oviedo is fascinating.

[@martaanders0n]

I absolutely love this doc!! Everything said, right from the start, had me wanting to hear more!! Gracias for this phenomenal view!+

[@WinItReigns]

Yes Grasya

[@strangerthingseditsssss1814]

Lost me talking about the actual authenticity of the historical Jesus, which is not in dispute. Should have just gotten down to the cloth itself

[@tjnaples]

Is AI doing the narration? The pronunciations of some names and words are WAY off.

[@MikeEllingsworth-sc4zm]

There's one thing about the shroud the hair of a male in the first century might of been short.

[@mbourne3538]

There was no Palestine during Jesus’ time

[@djkelleher3557]

Shut up, please

[@candicechristian7344]

It was after HIS DEATH and the Roman's destroyed the temple that they called it Palestine. So it basically wouldn't be called Jerusalem.

[@JermaineHarris-kp8jv]

March 17,2024🧃🍪

[@JermaineHarris-kp8jv]

🗺️🗾

[@granmabern5283]

Some interesting facts were featured in this video, but they were bracketed between bizarre fantasies about cloning Christ. Bellybuttonism at its most extreme...

[@stephenwilliams1394]

Chinese whispers

[@matthew-jy5jp]

Thanks whacko