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Shroud of Jesus: Hope of the Resurrection Exhibition and Conference

Tuesday, April 8th

Schedule for Day 6

8:20 am – Rosary

9:00 am – Mass

10:00 am – Exhibit OPEN

4:00 pm – Exhibit CLOSED

6:00 pm – Fr. Jerome: My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?

7:00 pm – Exhibit OPEN

9:00 pm – Exhibit CLOSED

(Starting this weekend, doors will be locked once Weekend Masses begins. Once doors are locked, entrance will be granted at the east side doors.)

Shroud of Jesus: Hope of the Resurrection Exhibition and Conference official Merchandise

is NOW available for purchase!

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St. Patrick’s Parish Presents:

Shroud of Jesus: Hope of the Resurrection

Exhibition and Conference

April 3-27, 2025

International Speakers

Renowned Performer

Fr. Andrew Dalton LC

Fr. Andrew Dalton LC, a Catholic priest of the Legionaries of Christ, is an international Shroud speaker and Theology Professor at Rome’s Pontifical University Regina Apostolorum. He serves on the board of Othonia, educating about the Shroud of Turin—a 14-foot linen cloth historically revered as Jesus’ burial shroud.

The Shroud, bearing an anatomically perfect image of a man, remains the most studied artifact in history, defying scientific explanation.

As a board member of Othonia, Fr. Dalton worked with international Shroud experts to develop a postgraduate certificate in Shroud Studies in English. He teaches The Biblical Theology of the Passion of the Christ for that program. Fr. Dalton is a well-known international speaker on the Shroud. His approach bridges the gap between scientific observation and theological interpretation.

He was featured on a “Pints with Aquinas” Podcast in 2023 which has more than 3 million views worldwide. Fr. Dalton is also the author of Fulfilled Israel: Matthew’s Plerosis Paradigm (Mohr Siebeck).

To hear Fr. Andrew Dalton talk about the Shroud of Turin, Click here.

Sean Fitzgerald

Sean became interested in the Shroud of Turin after seeing a presentation in high school in 1983. He has earned a Master’s Degree in Religious Studies, and a Master’s Degree in Theology (both from St Joseph’s Seminary in Yonkers, NY.) He also has a Post-Graduate Certificate in Shroud Studies from the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum in Rome. Sean works full-time as the Director of Ministry Consulting at the Augustine Institute. He lives in Highland, NY, with Dawn, his wife of 34 years. They have 5 children.

To hear Sean discuss the Shroud of Turin, click here.

Donna Cori Gibson

Catholic singer, songwriter, and speaker, Donna Cori, has been sharing her songs, sung prayers, and meditations via Golden Arrow Catholic Music and Media in Catholic churches and prayer groups, and on T.V. for 22 years.

She is a repeating guest at many conferences and events from coast to coast. She can be heard in interview and song on Catholic radio stations across the nation and worldwide on Mother Angelica’s EWTN Global Catholic Network, and sister short-wave station WEWN.

“I will sing to the Lord all the days of my life. While I have breath, I will sing to HIS praise.”

Best known for her beautiful rendition of the Divine Mercy Chaplet, Donna will be joining us for Divine Mercy Weekend, with a special talk for Young Adults and Teens on Saturday evening entitled: “The One Thing Necessary”. On Sunday at 7:00 pm, she will lead us into a Divine Mercy Concert for the Greater Glory of God.

Discography

Sing of Mary (2016)

Our Catholic Faith- 2nd ed. (2011)

The Way of the Cross (2011)

A Traditional Christmas (2005)

Prayers of the Great Saints (2002)

Our Catholic Faith (2001)

Divine Mercy Prayers (2000)

That We May Be One (Prayers from Scripture and the Church) (1997)

Our Lady’s Musical Rosary (1995)

Over 150,000 units sold!

The Chaplet of Divine Mercy Sung by Donna Gibson

7 Last Words of Christ Lecture Series:

Fr. Cristino Bouvette

1st Last Word- April 3rd, 6pm: “Father forgive them, they know not what they do”

Fr. Derek Remus

2nd Last Word- April 4th, 6pm: “Today you will be with me in Paradise.”

Fr. Jerome Lavigne

3rd Last Word-April 7th, 6pm: “Woman behold your Son.”

4th Last Word-April 8th, 6pm: “My God, My God, Why Have You Forsaken me?”

5th Last Word-April 9th 6pm: “I Thirst…”

Fr. Troy Nguyen

6th Last Word-April 10th, 6pm: “It is Finished”

Fr. Jerome Lavigne

7th Last Word-April 11th, 6pm: “Father, into your Hands I Commend My Spirit”

Join us as we journey through the Seven Last Words of Christ spoken from the cross in anticipation of His Resurrection- embedded in the fibers of the shroud as will be made evident.

All images of the Shroud of Turin © Barrie M. Schwortz