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Scientific Mysteries of the Shroud of Turin

Wednesday, October 18, 2023

9:00 am EDT - 11:00 am EDT

Live Streamed


Catholic Information Center

1501 K Street NW
Washington, DC 20005 United States

Description

CIC is honored to have Fr. Robert Spitzer provide a special and fascinating presentation on the scientific mysteries of the Shroud of Turin. This presentation will explain compelling scientific data behind the Shroud. It will highlight theological insights addressing how science intersects with faith and hope – shedding light on why millions of people believe the Shroud of Turin is the burial cloth of Jesus Christ.

A life-sized Shroud of Turin replica is on display, sponsored by the National Shroud of Turin Exhibit, which plans to produce a permanent Shroud of Turin Exhibit in Washington, D.C. Complimentary posters of the Shroud will be distributed that explain the markings on the Shroud.

This event is co-sponsored with The National Shroud of Turin Exhibit.

*CIC will have books authored by Fr. Spitzer for sale before and after the event.

 

8:30 am: Doors open, Light breakfast provided

9:30am: Fr. Spitzer Presentation 

10:20am: Q&A 

10:40 am: Event concludes 

 

 

About the Speaker

Fr. Spitzer is a Catholic Priest in the Jesuit order and President of the Magis Center and the Spitzer Center. President of Gonzaga University from 1998 to 2009, he significantly increased their programs and curricula in faith, ethics, service, and leadership. He also led the efforts to build 20 new facilities, increased the student population by 75%, and raised more than $200 million for scholarships and capital projects. 

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