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60628260 Hundreds of Thousands of demonstrators protested against Donald Trump and Elon Musk in Washington, DC, on April 5, 2025.  The flagship protest was held across the nation, with thousands of activists rallying for democracy and against unconstitutional actions by the Trump Administration. Photo Credit: Robyn Stevens Brody/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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20250405_znp_r174_029 April 5, 2025, New York, New York, USA: Protesters holding signs that read 'NO KING NEVER A KINGDOM' 'SEN. BOOKER SENT ME' 'Stop Dismantling Our FUTURE!' 'MUSK ANAGRAMS TO SKUM' prepare to march from the NYPL with more than 100,000 people in the rain in midtown Manhattan for a national day of nonviolent protest against the Trump administration and E. Musk. The mass mobilization brings demonstrators to the streets to say Hands Off our democracy, immigrants, Social Security, Medicaid, health care, our data, our jobs, our services, our unions, our schools, our bodies, LGBTQ+ rights, the economy, consumer and environmental protections and to denounce tax cuts for ultra-rich billionaires. The protest theme is Remove corruption and oligarchy Reverse executive orders and DOGE Reclaim our government of and for the people. (Credit Image: © Gina M Randazzo/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20250310_aaa_s197_185 March 10, 2025, London, United Kingdom: Pro-Israeli taunts pro-Palestinians with an anti-Hamas jumper and offensive hand gestures during the rally. Pro-Palestinians clashed with pro-Israelis outside the London School of Economics. The pro-Israelis were demonstrating against LSE's decision to launch a book about Hamas claiming that they were defending Free Speech and that Hamas is ''misunderstood' (Credit Image: © Lab Ky Mo/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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60091422 Pro-Israeli taunts pro-Palestinians with an anti-Hamas jumper and offensive hand gestures during the rally. Pro-Palestinians clashed with pro-Israelis outside the London School of Economics. The pro-Israelis were demonstrating against LSE's decision to launch a book about Hamas claiming that they were defending Free Speech and that Hamas is "misunderstood". Photo Credit: Lab Ky Mo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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60091426 Pro-Israeli taunts pro-Palestinians with an anti-Hamas jumper and offensive hand gestures during the rally. Pro-Palestinians clashed with pro-Israelis outside the London School of Economics. The pro-Israelis were demonstrating against LSE's decision to launch a book about Hamas claiming that they were defending Free Speech and that Hamas is "misunderstood". Photo Credit: Lab Ky Mo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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60091419 Pro-Israeli taunts pro-Palestinians with an anti-Hamas jumper and offensive hand gestures during the rally. Pro-Palestinians clashed with pro-Israelis outside the London School of Economics. The pro-Israelis were demonstrating against LSE's decision to launch a book about Hamas claiming that they were defending Free Speech and that Hamas is "misunderstood". Photo Credit: Lab Ky Mo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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60091421 Pro-Israeli taunts pro-Palestinians with an anti-Hamas jumper and offensive hand gestures during the rally. Pro-Palestinians clashed with pro-Israelis outside the London School of Economics. The pro-Israelis were demonstrating against LSE's decision to launch a book about Hamas claiming that they were defending Free Speech and that Hamas is "misunderstood". Photo Credit: Lab Ky Mo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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20250305_zia_a189_250 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Burn mark left in Sarralbe (Lorraine, France) on 21 December 1838 by the deceased Joseph Schitz on the German language prayer book of his brother Georges touching it with the end of the five fingers of his right hand, while asking for the suffrage prayers to repair his little piety in life. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca vi
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20250305_zia_a189_273 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The Neo-gothic Church of Sacro Cuore del Suffragio (Sacred Heart of the Suffrage) houses the â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025. The museum is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: The Church of Sacro Cuore del Suffragio (Sacred Heart of the Suffrage) also known as Sacro Cuore di Gesu in Prati, is a catholic church in the centre of Rome (Italy). - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_254 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: LEFT and CENTER: Photographic reproduction of the altar of Our Lady of the Rosary, placed in an early chapel, between the current church and the religious house, destroyed in the fire on November 15 1897. On the left of the wall we can see a deceased in pain sentenced to Purgatory who wanted to get in touch with the living, asking for prayers. - - - RIGHT: Photographic reproduction of a burn mark left on Saturday 13 October 1696, on the apron of Sister Maria Herendorps a lay religious of the Benedictine monastery of Winnemberg (Germany) from the hand of the deceased Sister Chiara Schoelers, religious chorister of the same Order, victim of the plague in 1637. At the bottom of the photo we can see the burnt imprint of two hands, left by the same nun on a strip of canvas. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the aft (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_270 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_264 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_243 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Burn marks left by the hand of the deceased P. Panzini, Abbot Olivetano of Mantua on 1 November 1731 on some objects belonging to the venerable mother Isabella Fornari, Abbess of the Poor Clares of the Monastery of San Francisco in Todi (Italy). One, of the left hand is on the tablet used by the Abbess for her work with a sign of the cross deeply engraved in the wood. The report of the fact is given by Fr. Isidoro Gazala of the Most Holy Crucifix, confessor of the venerable mother, to whom he ordered by obedience to cut the pieces of the cassock and the tablet, so that they could be preserved. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the decease (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_251 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Detail of a photographic reproduction of the altar of Our Lady of the Rosary, placed in an early chapel, between the current church and the religious house, destroyed in the fire on November 15 1897. On the wall we can see a deceased in pain sentenced to Purgatory who wanted to get in touch with the living, asking for prayers. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ?? (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca vi
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20250305_zia_a189_268 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_253 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Italian Lira banknote: Between 18 august and 9 November 1919, thirty of these banknotes were left in the monastery of San Leonardo di Montefalco by a deceased priest to solicit Masses of suffrage for his memory. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of fa (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca
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20250305_zia_a189_267 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_260 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: The fire imprint left by a finger of Sister Maria di San Luigi Gonzaga, who appeared to Sister Maria del Sacro Cuore in 1894 in Bastia (Perugia, Italy). The report of the fact preserved in the monastery of Santa Chiara of the Child Jesus tells how Sister Marie suffering from tuberculosis died in 1894. She appeared in the following night to the amazed Sister Margherita and explained that she was in Purgatory. She asked for suffrage prayers and to attest to the reality of her apparition, she placed her index finger on the cushion cover and promised to return. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witness (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_261 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - PICTURED: In 1875 Louise Le Senechal (Who died in 1873) appeared to her husband Louis in their house in Ducey (Normandy, France) asking him for prayers and leaving as a sign the print of five fingers on his nightcap. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca v
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20250305_zia_a189_256 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Photographic reproductions of the altar of Our Lady of the Rosary, placed in an early chapel, between the current church and the religious house, destroyed in the fire on November 15 1897. On the left of the wall we can see a deceased in pain sentenced to Purgatory who wanted to get in touch with the living, asking for prayers. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ? (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca via
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20250305_zia_a189_274 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The Neo-gothic Church of Sacro Cuore del Suffragio (Sacred Heart of the Suffrage) houses the â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025. The museum is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: The nave of the Church of Sacro Cuore del Suffragio (Sacred Heart of the Suffrage) also known as Sacro Cuore di Gesu in Prati, is a catholic church in the centre of Rome (Italy). - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_257 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Portrait of Victor Jouet (1839-1912), French missionary who decided to search for testimonies (documents and looms) about the appearances of the souls of Purgatory and to collect them in a museum inside the church. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca
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20250305_zia_a189_248 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Burn mark left by a deceased on a German language prayer book to solicit Masses of suffrage for his memory. (Subject to further analysis insights). - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_262 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - PICTURED: Photography of a burn mark left by the deceased Mrs Leleux on the sleeve of her son Josephâ??s skirt, when she appeared him on the night of 21 June 1789 in Wodecq (Belgium). According to the son, for eleven consecutive evenings before that night, he heard noises that terrified him, almost making sick. His mother, who died 27 years earlier, reminded him of his duty of having Holy Masses said (in compliance with the terms of his paternal legacy) and reproached him for his reprehensible lifestyle, begging him to change his behavior and work for the Church. Then she put her hand on his shirt, leaving a very visible handprint. Joseph Leleux revived and founded a Congregation and later died in odor of sanctity in 1825. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca via ZUMA Pres
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20250305_zia_a189_263 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - PICTURED: Painting representing the suffering face which appeared on the wall of the altar after a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel of the church of Sacro Cuore del Suffragio in 1897. The deceased in pain sentenced to Purgatory wanted to get in touch with the living, asking for prayers. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca vi
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20250305_zia_a189_269 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_265 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_252 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Imprint left in 1815 on a devotional book of Margherita Demmerle of the parish of Ellinghen (in Lorraine, France) by her mother-in-law who appeared thirty years after her death in 1785. The deceased appeared looking sadly at her daughter-in-law. She said â?? I am your mother-in-law who died in childbirth 30 years ago. Go on pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Mariental and there have two Holy Masses celebrated for meâ??. After the pilgrimage the apparition showed up again to announce her release from Purgatory. To her daughter-in-law who, on the advice of the parish priest, asked for a sign, she placed her hand on the book â??The imitation of Christâ??, leaving the sign of the burn. Later she no longer appeared.â?? - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living rel (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/A
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20250305_zia_a189_249 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Burn mark left by a deceased on a German language prayer book with the end of the five fingers of his right hand to solicit Masses of suffrage for his memory. (Subject to further analysis insights). - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca via ZUMA
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20250305_zia_a189_255 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Painting representing the suffering face which appeared on the wall of the altar after a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel of the church of Sacro Cuore del Suffragio in 1897. The deceased in pain sentenced to Purgatory wanted to get in touch with the living, asking for prayers. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca vi
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20250305_zia_a189_272 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The Neo-gothic Church of Sacro Cuore del Suffragio (Sacred Heart of the Suffrage) houses the â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025. The museum is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: The Church of Sacro Cuore del Suffragio (Sacred Heart of the Suffrage) also known as Sacro Cuore di Gesu in Prati, is a catholic church in the centre of Rome (Italy). - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_271 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_258 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Portrait of Victor Jouet (1839-1912), French missionary who decided to search for testimonies (documents and looms) about the appearances of the souls of Purgatory and to collect them in a museum inside the church. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca
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20250305_zia_a189_259 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Portrait of Victor Jouet (1839-1912), French missionary who decided to search for testimonies (documents and looms) about the appearances of the souls of Purgatory and to collect them in a museum inside the church. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca
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20250305_zia_a189_244 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Photographic reproduction of a burn mark left on Saturday 13 October 1696, on the apron of Sister Maria Herendorps a lay religious of the Benedictine monastery of Winnemberg (Germany) from the hand of the deceased Sister Chiara Schoelers, religious chorister of the same Order, victim of the plague in 1637. At the bottom of the photo we can see the burnt imprint of two hands, left by the same nun on a strip of canvas. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centu (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca via ZUM
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20250305_zia_a189_246 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Anonymous painting representing the Purgatory. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_245 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: - - - Burn marks left by the hands of the deceased P. Panzini, Abbot Olivetano of Mantua on 1 November 1731 on some objects belonging to the venerable mother Isabella Fornari, Abbess of the Poor Clares of the Monastery of San Francisco in Todi (Italy). One, of the left hand is on the tablet used by the Abbess for her work with a sign of the cross deeply engraved in the wood. The report of the fact is given by Fr. Isidoro Gazala of the Most Holy Crucifix, confessor of the venerable mother, to whom he ordered by obedience to cut the pieces of the cassock and the tablet, so that they could be preserved. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_266 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_247 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - Pictured: Anonymous painting representing the Purgatory. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_241 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250305_zia_a189_242 March 5, 2025, Rome, Italy: The â?? Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatoryâ?? housed in a room of the small neo-Gothic church of the Sacred Heart of Suffrage (Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio) in Rome, Italy on March 5, 2025 is one of a kind in the world as it pretends to offer undeniable proofs of the existence of Purgatory. - - Pictured: Imprint of three fingers left in 1871 on the prayers book of Maria Zaganti by deceased Palmira Rastelli (who died in 1870) to solicit Masses of suffrage for her memory. - The tiny century-old â??Piccolo Museo Del Purgatorioâ?? holds a collection of bibles, prayer books, tabletops, and articles of clothing said to have been singed by the hands of souls in purgatory. The very unusual collection was commissioned by French missionary Victor Jouet following the events of 15 November 1897, when a mysterious fire broke out in the Rosary Chapel, in which the altar painting was spared.  In the flames, the priest and the worshippers saw a suffering face, which was then enigmatically imprinted on the wall, a reproduced image of which is displayed in the exhibition. This convinced the priest that the soul of a deceased person in pain and condemned to purgatory wanted to contact the living. This led him to travel around Europe searching for evidence of the afterlife and the deceasedâ??s contact with living relatives.  The collection includes fabric, tunics, skullcaps, breviaries and wooden tablets recounting apparitions of the deceased to relatives and believers, witnessed by their â??scorched imprintsâ??. These testimonies, circumstantiated and each with a unique history, mostly date to the 18th and 19th centuries and were motivated by requests for prayers or memorial masses to reduce the deceasedâ??s time in purgatory and hasten their ascension to Heaven. A unique collection to get to grips with the mystery of faith. (Credit Image: © Vandeville Eric/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20250302_znp_r174_020 March 2, 2025, New York, New York, USA: Rally participants chant and hold signs that read 'NO TO CUOMO!! NY WOMEN SAY HANDS OFF CREEP' 'taxes the rich Serial Sex Harasser COVID Nursing Home DEATHS LIED TO GET M BOOK DEAL with an image of Cuomo's face inside a circle slash at a rally with community organizers, sexual violence survivors and supporters in Manhattan's West Village to speak out against A. Cuomo's announcement that he is running for Mayor. Demonstrators read aloud from the testimony of one woman who accused Cuomo of sexual harassment and cite the multiple allegations against him, his bullying of his accusers as well as his record of cuts to vital services for working class residents during his tenure as Governor. The event takes place outside of a venue hosting a Cuomo campaign press conference. (Credit Image: © Gina M Randazzo/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20250218_zsa_n307_003 February 18, 2025, London, England, United Kingdom: A young fans waits for players to arrive with his autograph book and pen in hand during the Sky Bet League 1 match Wrexham vs Leyton Orient at SToK Cae Ras, Wrexham, United Kingdom, 18th February 2025. (Credit Image: © Craig Thomas/News Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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59596421 A young fans waits for players to arrive with his autograph book and pen in hand during the Sky Bet League 1 match Wrexham vs Leyton Orient at SToK Cae Ras, Wrexham, United Kingdom, 18th February 2025Photo Credit: Craig Thomas/ News Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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20250213_zaa_p138_027 February 13, 2025, Washington, Dc, United States: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, left, shakes hands with U.S President Donald Trump, right, as he looks through a book at the start of their bilateral meeting at the Oval Office of the White House, February 13, 2025 in Washington D.C. (Credit Image: © Pib/Press Information/Planet Pix/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20250213_zaa_p138_028 February 13, 2025, Washington, Dc, United States: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, left, shakes hands with U.S President Donald Trump, right, as he looks through a book at the start of their bilateral meeting at the Oval Office of the White House, February 13, 2025 in Washington D.C. (Credit Image: © Pib/Press Information/Planet Pix/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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ny251224183411 Paul de Jong with a hand-bound score for a conceptural 45-second symphony entitled 'Barely' at his studio in North Adams, Mass., on Dec. 13, 2024. de Jong makes collaged songs out of obscurities he collects in his Mall of Found: a library of low-budget, homespun and dated pieces of spoken-word media. (Kate Warren/The New York Times/Fotoarena)
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20241211_zia_a189_187 December 11, 2024, Paris, France: This photo is an illustration of a person looking at books in a library in a resource center which is a store that sells all types of objects at very low prices and second hands in the idea of â??â??a thrift store during the presentation by the deputy mayor of Paris, who presents the concrete application of the Parisian waste reduction plan with Objective less than 100,000 tons of waste by 2030. December 11, 2024 in Paris, France. (Credit Image: © Jumeau Alexis/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20241211_zia_a189_168 December 11, 2024, Paris, France: This photo is an illustration of books in a library in a resource center which is a store that sells all types of objects at very low prices and second hands in the idea of â??â??a thrift store during the presentation by the deputy mayor of Paris, who presents the concrete application of the Parisian waste reduction plan with Objective less than 100,000 tons of waste by 2030. December 11, 2024 in Paris, France. (Credit Image: © Jumeau Alexis/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20241211_zia_a189_167 December 11, 2024, Paris, France: This photo is an illustration of books in a library in a resource center which is a store that sells all types of objects at very low prices and second hands in the idea of â??â??a thrift store during the presentation by the deputy mayor of Paris, who presents the concrete application of the Parisian waste reduction plan with Objective less than 100,000 tons of waste by 2030. December 11, 2024 in Paris, France. (Credit Image: © Jumeau Alexis/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20240926_znp_o116_135 September 26, 2024, New York, New York, USA: ANNALENA BAERBOCK, Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs of Germany, looks back to the President of GA seat with the UN Charter book in her hand during the third day of the General Debate of the 79th UN General Assembly. (Credit Image: © Bianca Otero/ZUMA Press Wire)
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55395832 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55395828 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55395814 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan at sunset with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55395825 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan at sunset with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55395827 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55395830 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55395829 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55395822 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan at sunset with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55395813 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan at sunset with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55395831 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan at sunset with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55395815 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan at sunset with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55394187 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev marks Russia's National Flag Day as his cold water swimming practice takes place on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392856 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392857 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev emerges after a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392854 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392855 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392858 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev arrives for a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392860 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev emerges after a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392859 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev arrives for a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392840 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev arrives for a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392839 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392844 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev arrives for a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392853 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev arrives for a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392846 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev arrives for a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392838 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392851 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev arrives for a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392843 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev arrives for a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392847 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev arrives for a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392837 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55392043 ARMENIA - AUGUST 22, 2024: Paralympian Vitaly Kochnev has a cold water swimming practice on Lake Sevan with the motto The Antarctic Starts with Sevan! In 2025, the athlete plans to make a 1km Antarctic swim using only his hands and enter the Russian Book of Records. Alexander Patrin/TASS/Sipa USA
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55249362 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249374 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249376 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249377 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249369 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249379 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249378 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249361 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249367 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249373 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249365 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249360 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249364 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249375 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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55249371 SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. Photo Credit: CFOTO/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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20240813_zia_d204_068 August 13, 2024, Shanghai, Shanghai, China: SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. (Credit Image: © Cfoto/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20240813_zia_d204_071 August 13, 2024, Shanghai, Shanghai, China: SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. (Credit Image: © Cfoto/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20240813_zia_d204_069 August 13, 2024, Shanghai, Shanghai, China: SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. (Credit Image: © Cfoto/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20240813_zia_d204_070 August 13, 2024, Shanghai, Shanghai, China: SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 9, 2024 - Citizens shop at the newly opened first Xianyu recycle shop in Shanghai, China, August 9, 2024. Sell all kinds of idle goods and personal collections, including secondary yuan handwork, clothes and bags, books and toys, household appliances, electronic products, etc., link the APP online e-commerce platform with offline physical stores, and urge the second-hand trading market. (Credit Image: © Cfoto/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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