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The Catholic Church, some years ago, has allowed scientific research of the
container-plus-blood, under the usual restrictions (non-damaging, like in
the case of the Torino death-sheet [what's the English name?]). This
implied that the container had to remain closed, but things like spectral
analysis (absorbtion spectrum), reflection, heating/cooling (within
reasonable limits), some shaking, etc. were allowed.

I clearly remember having read about this more than once at the time
the research was to begin, but I never have heard about results.

Also, remember that the church hasn't affirmed in any way the miraculous
nature of the event, only allowed the people to believe or disbelieve in it,
as long as they are prepared to accept the decision of the church if ever
it will make one.

BTW, I am not a Roman Catholic.
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						Biep.  (biep@cs.vu.nl via mcvax)
			But who said I was right??