'Miracle' apparition has inspired hundreds of devotees from across Honduras PILGRIMS are flocking to a woman’s home after an image of Jesus Christ “miraculously” appeared on a flour tortilla.

The art-piece depicting Jesus Christ was discovered in an ancient church in southern Israel in the ancient town of Shivta. The drawing date back almost 1800 years, and it gives the world a different ...

In Photo: The Shroud of Turin: Modern photo of the face (left) and the digitally processed image, both on linen. THE Holy Face of Jesus imprinted on Veronica’s veil was used by the early Christians ...

Originally published in December 2002, the Popular Mechanics article “The Real Face of Jesus” created a face for the most famous historical figure in human history. Since then, science has continued ...

Jesus's face has often been depicted in religious pieces of art as white with narrow features, framed by long, flowing hair, but a new discovery by scientists could change our perceptions of the ...

This unfamiliar portrait of Jesus was made specially for a BBC programme broadcast during Easter 2001, called Son of God. The head of Jesus was created by a production team which took into ...

A British scientist believes he has come up with a far more accurate representation of what Jesus actually could have looked like A SCIENTIST has stunned the world with a drawing of what Jesus could ...

A SCIENTIST has stunned the world with a drawing of what Jesus could actually have looked like, based on what is known about his life. Traditionally, Jesus is depicted as having long hair, blue eyes ...

The film The Face of Jesus examines two divine images not made by human hands, the Shroud of Turin and the Veil of Manoppello, plus an extraordinary human-made depiction, the Vilnius image of the ...

During Lent, we attend the stations of the cross. One of the stations that always catches my attention is the meeting between Jesus and Veronica. In the middle of the angry mob, Veronica approaches ...

When we think of the Passion of our Lord or make the Stations of the Cross, one image that should come into our mind’s eye is the Sixth Station — St. Veronica wiping the face of Jesus to comfort him.