article_snippet.sent: The Turin Shroud, one of Christianity's most celebrated and hotly-debated relics, went on display to the public on Sunday for the first time in five years.
article_snippet.sent: Archbishop Cesare Nosiglia presents the Holy Shroud, which will be on public display until June 24, 2015 .
article_snippet.sent: Local authorities are counting on the exhibition of the shroud in the city's cathedral to give a significant boost to the local economy at a time of stagnation across Italy.
article_snippet.sent: Guards stand by the shroud as the shroud went back on display for the first time in five years in Turin's cathedral .
article_snippet.sent: When the shroud was last presented to the public, in 2010, more than two million people filed past the shroud.
article_snippet.sent: the shroud will be on display for 12 hours a day between 7.30am and 7.30pm with an entry free but requiring reservation via the website www.sindone.org or a special call centre.
article_snippet.sent: Viewers will be afforded only a few minutes each in front of the original although Viewers will be able to linger longer at a specially-made model and a related exhibition.
highlights_snippet.sent: More than two million people visited shroud when it was last on display .