Historians claim Holy Grail is in church in Leon, northern Spain.

reply to post by PLAYERONE01


Oh, you mean like the shroud of Turin? Of which there were originally forty copies floating around? Haha.

reply to post by AfterInfinity

The Shroud of Turin has a pretty good chance of being authentic. The dating of the original fibers ... the pollen ... the coins on the eyes ... the flower imprints around the sides ... etc etc. I wouldn't rule out the Shroud of Turin yet ...

reply to post by FlyersFan

I respectfully disagree. The grail cup "formed in simple alabaster of a cup shape" NO Handle STEM OR FOOT), used in the last supper" was taken to Glastonbury Scotland by none other than Joseph of Aramethea (remember him; Joseph paid for all of Jesus's tuitions in Egypt as a boy; his burial costs within his own family crypt/tomb between the 2 hills in Jeruselem) was always his major benefactor (some call Joseph a Melchezidek) and the reason for the 20 or so lost years as he 'Jesus' was traveling with him to the far reaches of the orient, INDIA and Gr.Britain specifically/a filthy rich tin merchant that had seaworthy vessels)(how do you think Mary Magdaline wound up in France of all places after the crucifixion and is buried there according to French Catholic legend).