Man of the Shroud Booking

 

Available for your parish, school or organization 

Below is information about reserving the Man of the Shroud exhibit (free) for your organization. 

Spirit Catholic Radio presents a brand-new traveling exhibit The Man of the Shroud, a visual display of the power, history and science behind the Shroud of Turin. This powerful exhibit features beautifully-designed panels that will raise the questions, “Could the Shroud be the most important archaeological artifact ever found?” and Does it provide clues to what happened during the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus?” Spirit Catholic Radio is making this exhibit available to parishes and organizations to borrow at no cost.

To bring the Man of the Shroud to your group, complete our online request form by clicking the following button:

Request the man of the shroud


Available to speak to your group:

Jim Bertrand – M. Ed. & Shroud Expert
Email:
[email protected]
Mr. Bertrand is Nebraska’s local Shroud expert speaker and has been presenting on the Shroud for several years. Along with his powerful presentation, he brings with him a full-size replica of the Holy Shroud. We encourage parishes reserving the Man of the Shroud exhibit throughout the year to check his availability (details below).


Upcoming Man of the Shroud Displays Near You:

Feb. 15 – 21, 2024 : St. Bernadette Church, Bellevue, NE
March 4 – 18, 2024 : St. Michael Parish, Wheeling, WV
March 20 – 31, 2024 : St. Mary in Spencer, NE (Mar. 20-24) and St. Boniface in Stuart, NE (Mar. 26-31) .
Shroud expert Jim Bertrand Presentation March 20, 7pm at O’Neill St. Patrick’s Parish Hall.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the exhibit?
The exhibit contains 42 (2’x5′) informational vinyl panels explaining the Shroud + 42 stands for the panels. This travels in three large golf bags and can fit in the back seat or trunk of most vehicles. If you are wanting a larger exhibit, you can add on any of the items below.

  • Add: 2 Display cases with replicas of the Crown of Thorns, nails, whip, and Holy Sponge. Cases made of plexiglass and wood. 1 case weighs about 25 lbs. Dimensions: 30″ x 30″
  • Add: High definition prints of the shroud. (9) 18″ x 24″ prints and (2) 24″ x 48″ framed prints. 

Is the actual Shroud included in the exhibit?  The “true” Shroud is kept in a climate-controlled container at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Turin, Italy, and is rarely available for viewing to the public. However, there are replicas available for viewing. Jim Bertrand has a replica which he brings to his presentations. Any school, parish, or other group who would like to host Mr. Bertrand’s Shroud presentation is welcome to contact him directly at [email protected].

How big is the exhibit?
The exhibit includes 42, 2’x5’ vinyl panels. You can add on high definition prints of the shroud and display cases with replicas of the nails, whip, Holy Sponge, and Crown of Thorns.

How many days can I reserve the exhibit?
Up to two weeks. Some exceptions may be allowed.

Will you send me a promotional flyer?
Yes, we will e-mail a full-color flyer. It is up to the requester to print and hang the flyer.

Will you send me a bulletin announcement and a pulpit announcement?
Yes, we will email the text which can be copied into the bulletin along with the flyer.

How big of a car do I need to transport the exhibit?
The materials will fit in the back seat or trunk of most vehicles. There are three golf bags which contain the stands and panels, plus a bag which contains free materials to be displayed on a small table near the exhibit entrance. The display fitting in a vehicle will also depend on add ons. You will need a larger vehicle for the exhibit + display cases. The display cases need to lay flat.

Where do I pick up and return the exhibit?
The exhibit can be picked up at the Omaha studio location.


For details about the Man of the Shroud exhibit, including reservations, promotion, set-up and specifications, please see our Guide for Parishes and Organizations.

Questions? Call us at 855-571-0200 or email [email protected].

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