Mysterious relics related to Jesus

The Holy Grail, Turin shroud, Veronica's scarf are three of the mysterious relics related to the death of Jesus.

True Cross (True Cross) is believed to be the crucifix Jesus crucified.This is an important symbol for Christians, according to Live Science.According to the record of Socrates Scholasticus living in the 4th century, the mother of Roman emperor Constantine asked to destroy the church built on the place where Jesus was crucified.She discovered three crosses below the church.Currently, there are hundreds of pieces of wood chips revered as pieces of True Cross throughout Europe.(Photo: Dreams Time).

Veronica's scarf is in the Church of Saint Peter, Rome, Italy, which is a famous piece of cloth printed on the face of Jesus.Legend has it that when Jesus was brought to the cross before his crucifixion, a woman named Saint Veronica wiped the sweat from his forehead with a headscarf.After that, the face of Jesus then appeared on the cloth.(Photo: Hans Memling).

According to the Bible, Roman soldiers mocked Jesus by placing a ring of thorns on his head before he died.Currently, this hemp ring is said to be located in Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, France.(Photo: Anneka).

The Church of San Salvador, Spain, is the place to store Oviedo towels , a bloody cloth wrapped around the head of Jesus after his death.It is displayed publicly three times a year.In 2016, Juan Manuel Miñarro at the University of Seville, Spain, found similar blood streaks between the Oviedo face towel and the Turin shroud.This shows that they are covered on the body of the same person.(Photo: Historic Mysteries).

Many believers believe that the number of nails used to close Jesus to the cross is 3 or 4. But according to the Catholic Encyclopedia, no less than 30 nails are venerated as relics related to the death of Sir(Photo: Stephanie Pappas).

The Holy Grail is the cup used by Jesus during the last dinner before his death.The story of the Holy Grail appears in Celtic mythology.(Photo: Dante Gabriel Rossetti).

The Turin shroud is one of the most sacred religious symbols.Christians see this as a cloth used to bury and preserve the image of Jesus.Currently, the Turin shroud is stored in the church of Saint John the Baptist in Turin, Italy.(Photo: Wikipedia).