For nearly two thousand years, the Catholic Church has revered and protected its priceless, sprawling inventory of holy relics.
From the bones of apostles to pieces of the cross Jesus died on, Catholics worldwide have long viewed their cherished relics as sacred-reminders of the possibility of miracles, of the power of the Almighty.
But some of the holiest relics in all of Christendom have been lost down through the centuries to war, thieves, or worse.
And the Catholic Church has spent untold b.
For nearly two thousand years, the Catholic Church has revered and protected its priceless, sprawling inventory of holy relics.
From the bones of apostles to pieces of the cross Jesus died on, Catholics worldwide have long viewed their cherished relics as sacred-reminders of the possibility of miracles, of the power of the Almighty.
But some of the holiest relics in all of Christendom have been lost down through the centuries to war, thieves, or worse
