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The Mandylion of Edessa is a historical and religious relic in Christian tradition, described as a piece of cloth bearing a miraculous image of the face of Jesus. According to legend, the image was not made by human hands and was sent to King Abgar V of Edessa to cure him of an illness. The relic pl...
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The Mandylion of Edessa, also known as the Image of Edessa, is a legendary early Christian relic described as an acheiropoieton, an image of Jesus's face created without human intervention. According to historical tradition, the cloth was sent to King Abgar V of Edessa to cure him of an illness. The...
The Veil of Veronica is a Christian relic tradition concerning a cloth said to bear an image of Jesus' face after a woman wiped it while he carried the cross. A relic identified with this cloth has long been kept at Saint Peter's Basilica and was one of medieval Rome's important pilgrimage objects....
The Holy Face of Manoppello is a religious relic consisting of a thin veil bearing an image of a male face, venerated as the face of Jesus Christ. The veil is housed in the Church of the Holy Face (Volto Santo) in Manoppello, a town in the Abruzzo region of Italy. According to local tradition and hi...
The Santa Faz of Alicante is a Catholic relic preserved in a Spanish monastery, venerated since the 15th century as a cloth bearing the miraculous image of Jesus's face.
A fine linen cloth in Manoppello, Italy, bearing a facial image venerated as the Holy Face of Christ; the cloth has been in the Capuchin church there since the early 17th century.
A Byzantine-style cloth icon of Christ's face brought to Laon, France, from Constantinople in 1249 by Bishop Jacques Pantaléon, later Pope Urban IV, and still held in Laon Cathedral.
