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Mini 5.5" Corpus with Shroud of Turin Replica

Mini 5.5" Corpus with Shroud of Turin Replica

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This 3D printed 5.5" slightly opaque corpus arrives with a Shroud of Turin replica in a velvet drawstring bag. Great size for a portable lesson on the Shroud--take it with you anywhere! Also the perfect size to display on your desk or shelf as a constant reminder of this great mystery. Made in the USA. Based on the work of Dame Isabel Piczek.

Care Instructions: Keep out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources. Gently clean with soft cloth and avoid chemicals.

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Isabel Piczek (1927-2016) was a Hungarian-born ecclesiastical artist who was recognized by Pope St John Paul II for her prolific artistic achievements in 500 different cathedrals, churches, and other buildings worldwide. A world-class artist, Isabel was also an internationally known particle physicist recognized for her study of the image on the Shroud of Turin. Through her analysis of 3-D image formation of the man on the Shroud, she composed this statue that shows the Man of the Shroud in supine position.  Isabel had a most unique Event Horizon theory of image formation that can be found on the Shroud3D.com website.

Isabel wanted to spread the Shroud's reach. Before her death, she granted the molds for this statue to a fellow Shroud scientist, Kevin E. Moran, who produced dozens of 27 inch resin statues for Shroud educators throughout the world. He continued to cast statues right up to his death in 2019, through the help of good friends. The family of Kevin Moran converted the statue to a computer file for 3D printed production. It has now passed to the Othonia organization to use for Shroud education. The purchase of this 20 inch statue (and Shroud cloth replicas) honors the desire of Dame Isabel Piczek to further Shroud education today.

 

*Dame -  Cardinal Roger Mahony, Archbishop of Los Angeles, conferred on Piczek admission into the Pontifical Order of St. Gregory and the title Dame of St. Gregory, making her one of only 70 Knights and Dames throughout the world who hold this honor.

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