A previously unknown, 1,500-year-old painting of Christ’s face has been uncovered at a Byzantine church in Israel’s Negev desert. The discovery in the ancient Byzantine village of Shivta has ...

A previously-unknown 1,500-year-old painting of Christ's face, believed to date from the sixth century A.D., has been uncovered at a Byzantine church in Israel's Negev desert.

The Shroud of Turin has divided opinion for centuries, with some claiming an outline of Christ's face can even be seen in the material. Others routinely dismiss it as a forgery but new technology ...

After the 3 hours passed, the image of Our Lord returned to being just a faint outline. Jesus' face was life-like, very distinct, and weeping and bleeding. Following this miracle, ...

The face of Jesus Christ we know is fantasy. ... Painted some 500 years after the event it depicts, one outline shows a curly-haired, long-featured, large-eyed man with a large semetic nose.

New advancements in artificial intelligence have led to a fresh interpretation of the Shroud of Turin — and the face of Jesus Christ. The Shroud of Turin, a 14-foot linen sheet, has divided opinion ...

Other recent discoveries include a Jesus-shaped Cheeto in Preston Hollow, a moth with an image of Jesus’ face in Pittsburg, and a tree with the image of the Virgin Mary in Crystal City.