Stone from the Last Supper Pentecost cenacle surrounding area Jerusalem

Stone collected from the immediate vicinity of the Cenacle, also known as the Upper Room, located on Mount Zion in Jerusalem.
The Cenacle is historically recognized as the site of several foundational events in the Christian tradition. It is traditionally revered as the location of The Last Supper (the institution of the Eucharist), the Appearances of the Risen Christ to the Apostles, and the Pentecost, where the Holy Spirit descended upon the Virgin Mary and the Apostles.
In accordance with the preservation of historical and religious sites in Jerusalem, it is strictly prohibited to remove material from the ancient physical structure. This item is classified as a relic of contact:
Source: The stone was gathered from the grounds surrounding the Cenacle site.
Consecration: To serve as a devotional object, the stone was brought to the Upper Room and placed within the site (as documented in the provided images).
Classification: As a "touch relic" (third-class relic), the stone serves as a physical vessel for the blessing and memory of this sacred location, marking the institution of the sacraments and the birth of the Church.
Technical Specifications & Contents:
Relic Stone: One (1) natural stone, approximately 2.5 x 2.5 inches. Each stone is unique in its natural form.
Olive Branch: A dried branch from an Olive tree sourced from the Mount of Olives (Garden of Gethsemane area).
Certificate of Origin: Includes a document verifying the location of collection and the nature of the relic.
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