article_snippet.sent: More than one million people have already booked More than one million people slots to see the piece of linen that devotees believe to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ between now and June 24. '
article_snippet.sent: Pilgrims have already made reservations to see 13th century cloth, believed to have been used to wrap Jesus' body .
article_snippet.sent: Imprinted with the image of a man who appears to have been crucified, the shroud has been dated to the end of the 13th century, lending support to those who say it is a medieval forgery.
article_snippet.sent: But it has retained it mystical air for many thanks partly to the fact that researchers have been unable to establish exactly how the image was created.
article_snippet.sent: The Church does not officially maintain that Jesus Christwas wrapped in the shroud or that any miracles were involved in the creation of the image now on display.
article_snippet.sent: The 14 foot-long linen has the faded image of a boarded man and has been a source of wonder for centuries .
highlights_snippet.sent: Pilgrims flock to see relic which is believed to have wrapped Jesus' body .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: 13th century cloth is imprinted with image of man who has been crucified .
  