The publication writes that the holy relics handed over to the Russian Orthodox Church by Mikhail Danilov, the owner of “Mutabor”, disappeared from the relics cabinet in Novara, Italy LaStampa.
The former custodian of the Novara Curia relic, Franco Cerruti (pictured right), whose signature is on the certificate of authenticity, left his post in 2015, but the certificate is dated 2018 and Danilov himself claims that he received them in November 2023.
According to the publication, Cerruti was called to make a statement; can be tried in the church. He denies all the accusations and claims that he does not remember how his signature ended up on the certificate of authenticity and believes that the document, like a holy relic, is forged.
“I have some thoughts, but I’m not ready to share them yet,” he told Italian reporters.
Also, according to him, the relics of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker were indeed kept in the reliquary, but disappeared from the closet. He called for the discovery of the seals placed during the transfer of the relics, as the certificate itself did not guarantee their authenticity.
In addition to the certificate of authenticity of the holy relics transferred by Danilov to the Russian Orthodox Church, Cerruti also signed a document confirming the authenticity of a fragment of the Arch of the Blessed Virgin Mary handed over to businessman Vadim in the summer of 2011. Zhimirov, St. He donated money to the Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg.
On January 7, it became known that the founder of the Moscow club “Mutabor” Mikhail Danilov. given The relics of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker to the Orthodox Church of the Sign of the Icon of the Mother of God.
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