MARCH 15 - JULY 31
The man in
the Holy Shroud
CHURCH OF THE COMPANY OF JESUS
CARAVACA DE LA CRUZ, MURCIA (SPAIN)
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OPENING EXHIBITION
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“It's amazing, it's very real. It has impacted me”
“I almost cried when I saw it. It's impossible... Speechless”
“Perfectly achieved, the Body of Christ masterfully.”
“How human, how close. That has transmitted to me: humanity”
“It is to meditate, to think, to internalize”
“Achieved, elaborate and interesting”
“Overwhelming, moving... impressive”
“Dig into the details. A serious study.”
“I felt a very big internal tremor.”
“Extraordinary...”
“It's amazing, it's very real. It has impacted me”
“I almost cried when I saw it. It's impossible... Speechless”
“Perfectly achieved, the Body of Christ masterfully.”
“How human, how close. That has transmitted to me: humanity”
“It is to meditate, to think, to internalize”
“Achieved, elaborate and interesting”
“Overwhelming, moving... impressive”
“Dig into the details. A serious study.”
“I felt a very big internal tremor.”
“Extraordinary...”
THE MYSTERY MAN
The exhibition all media around the world are talking about
And much more…
Five rooms that go through the details of one of history’s biggest enigmas:
Who was the Man in the Holy Shroud?
Plan your visit
MARCH 15 - JULY 31
CHURCH OF THE COMPANY OF JESUS
CARAVACA DE LA CRUZ, MURCIA (SPAIN)
The mystery of the Holy Shroud of Turin
An enigmatic story that has played a decisive role in the representation of Jesus
The Holy Shroud is a relic, believed to have been used to wrap the body of Jesus Christ after his death. For years, it has been challenging scientists and theologians to explain its mysteries—such as how the image of a man’s face could have been created on its cloth without the use of pigments.
The mystery of the Holy Shroud of Turin
An enigmatic story that has played a decisive role in the representation of Jesus
The Holy Shroud is a relic, believed to have been used to wrap the body of Jesus Christ after his death. For years, it has been challenging scientists and theologians to explain its mysteries—such as how the image of a man’s face could have been created on its cloth without the use of pigments.
The central figure of Christianity
Jesús de Nazaret
In this room we analyse how Jesus of Nazareth has been represented in Christianity. The image of Jesus has been represented in countless ways over the course of history, always maintaining its importance as a central element of Christianity.
Historical context
His condemnation and death
What were the last days of Jesus’ life like and what happened in the days following his death? After being flagellated and crowned with thorns, Jesus was nailed to a cross, left to die and then buried. On the third day he rose from the dead. In this room you will find archaeological items related to this transcendent moment in history, such as Judas’ 30 pieces of silver.
A Shroud appears
The Holy Shroud
In 1357, a shroud appears. It is in this very year that we find the first reference to the piece of fabric that we know today as The Holy Shroud of Turin. This room will take you on a journey through the relic’s history, from its discovery through to the fire of 1997.
The research to recreate the body
Forensic studies
The image of Jesus throughout history
Immersive room
The Mystery Man / The Lamb of God
The body
Church of the Company of Jesus. Caravaca de la Cruz. Murcia (España)
If you visit The Mystery Man, you cannot miss a visit to the temple and the city where it is located.
Original Soundtrack - THE MYSTERY MAN
Listen to the original music composed for the exhibition
(fragment)
Copyright © 2023 ArtiSplendore. / Performed by The Mystery Man Chorus. / Composition by Juan Marchena. / Lyrics by José Manuel Baena.
Coming soon available on major digital music platforms.
First stop: October 2022 – March 2023
Salamanca Cathedral
An unprecedented immersive experience in one of the largest cathedrals in Europe
Both the Old and the New Cathedral display a combination of Romanesque and Gothic features, which attest to the importance this place has held for centuries.