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How the 'three wise men' from the east ended up in Cologne DW 01/06/2024

Emperor Constantine's mother Helena dedicated her life to discovering and preserving Christian relics, significantly impacting the pilgrimage traditions in Christianity.

'Crown of Thorns' returns to Notre Dame cathedral for public veneration

The return of the Crown of Thorns to Notre Dame marks a significant moment in the cathedral's restoration after the 2019 fire.

'Ancient Vows' quest walkthrough in Path of Exile 2

The "Ancient Vows" quest involves finding a relic and its missing half for a permanent buff in Path of Exile 2.

Relics of St. Thomas Aquinas come to Washington D.C. - Medievalists.net

St. Thomas Aquinas' relics will be displayed in Washington, D.C., highlighting his enduring influence on Catholic theology during significant anniversaries.

Medieval Saint Eanswythe's Relics Returned to Rest in England - Medievalists.net

The relics of Saint Eanswythe have returned to Folkestone, celebrating her legacy and the 'Finding Eanswythe' project that rediscovered her history.
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Metaphor: ReFantazio - All Neuras Relic Locations

Building bonds with followers enhances skills and Archetypes in ReFantazio, especially for Neuras, whose progression requires finding Relics.

Black Myth: Wukong - Best Relic Perks

Relics in Black Myth: Wukong are vital for both gameplay and narrative progression.

Metaphor: ReFantazio - All Neuras Relic Locations

Building bonds with followers enhances skills and Archetypes in ReFantazio, especially for Neuras, whose progression requires finding Relics.

Black Myth: Wukong - Best Relic Perks

Relics in Black Myth: Wukong are vital for both gameplay and narrative progression.
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#pilgrimage

What is the Shroud of Turin and why is there so much controversy around it?

The Shroud of Turin, believed by many to be Jesus' burial cloth, is actually dated to the Middle Ages, creating significant controversy.

Video. Saint Parascheva, Romania's largest pilgrimage

Saint's relics available for prayer in the Metropolitan Cathedral until 15 October; open-air mass celebrating Saint Parascheva on 14 October.

What is the Shroud of Turin and why is there so much controversy around it?

The Shroud of Turin, believed by many to be Jesus' burial cloth, is actually dated to the Middle Ages, creating significant controversy.

Video. Saint Parascheva, Romania's largest pilgrimage

Saint's relics available for prayer in the Metropolitan Cathedral until 15 October; open-air mass celebrating Saint Parascheva on 14 October.
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Book reveals the historical hints that the Turin Shroud is really REAL

The Shroud of Turin may have a concealed authentic history, possibly relating to early Christian practices of secrecy due to persecution.

Is the Turin Shroud a genuine relic or just an elaborate fake?

The Turin Shroud remains a disputed relic, with new research suggesting it may date back to Jesus' time.
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