The Holy Grail: An Ancient Vessel Turned Into a Tool of Power
Inside a chapel at Valencia Cathedral in Spain stands a brown-red stone cup. Its upper bowl is an old piece of quartz; its base, handles, and decorations were added at later times. The cathedral calls it the Santo Cáliz, the cup Jesus used at the Last Supper. Pilgrims kneel before it, popes have used it in Mass, and Valencia promotes a pilgrimage route that brings visitors to its chapel.
Inside a chapel at Valencia Cathedral in Spain stands a brown-red stone cup. Its upper bowl is an old piece of quartz; its base, handles, and decorations were added at later times. The cathedral calls it the Santo Cáliz, the cup Jesus used at the Last Supper. Pilgrims kneel before it, popes have used it in Mass, and Valencia promotes a pilgrimage route that brings visitors to its chapel.
Inside a chapel at Valencia Cathedral in Spain stands a brown-red stone cup. Its upper bowl is an old piece of quartz; its base, handles, and decorations were added at later times. The cathedral calls it the Santo Cáliz, the cup Jesus used at the Last Supper. Pilgrims kneel before it, popes have used it in Mass, and Valencia promotes a pilgrimage route that brings visitors to its chapel.
Inside a chapel at Valencia Cathedral in Spain stands a brown-red stone cup. Its upper bowl is an old piece of quartz; its base, handles, and decorations were added at later times. The cathedral calls it the Santo Cáliz, the cup Jesus used at the Last Supper. Pilgrims kneel before it, popes have used it in Mass, and Valencia promotes a pilgrimage route that brings visitors to its chapel.
Inside a chapel at Valencia Cathedral in Spain stands a brown-red stone cup. Its upper bowl is an old piece of quartz; its base, handles, and decorations were added at later times. The cathedral calls it the Santo Cáliz, the cup Jesus used at the Last Supper. Pilgrims kneel before it, popes have used it in Mass, and Valencia promotes a pilgrimage route that brings visitors to its chapel.
Inside a chapel at Valencia Cathedral in Spain stands a brown-red stone cup. Its upper bowl is an old piece of quartz; its base, handles, and decorations were added at later times. The cathedral calls it the Santo Cáliz, the cup Jesus used at the Last Supper. Pilgrims kneel before it, popes have used it in Mass, and Valencia promotes a pilgrimage route that brings visitors to its chapel.