【慈幼通訊社
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2014
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11
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05
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教宗方濟各於11月5日，在結束公開接見活動時向信眾宣佈以下的話：「我很高興向大家宣佈，如天主願意，我將於明年6月21日，前往都靈朝聖，瞻仰聖殮布並向誕生二百周年的鮑思高神父致敬。」聖座新聞室今早召開記者會，宣佈此事。
出席記者會的有都靈諾息尼亞總主教，他是聖殮布教廷守護人，還有都靈市長法斯諾及副市長廸施、2015年聖殮布展覽委員會傳媒負責人包拿地博士。慈幼會代表則為副總會長車方濟神父。
根據諾息尼亞總主教所說：「聖殮布在都靈主教座堂展示，有兩重特殊意義：為能讓人們關注世界各地的青年，同時關注身受各種苦難的人。教宗方濟各批准聖殮布展出，就是因著這些思想，這與鮑思高神父誕生二百周年慶典有莫大關係。」
作為聖殮布教廷守護人的總主教，亦解釋了2015年聖殮布展覽的主題，這包含了福音的信息：「沒有比這更大的愛。」（若15：13）參觀聖殮布展覽，並不意味我們所想念的，是一位亡者，卻是一位活着的人，帶領我們到更大的愛那裡去。」
展覽會的標誌，既是一個標記，也有指導作用。這標誌把聖殮布頭像與主題格言拉上關係。標誌最終定稿，是由在都靈從事青年計劃及意念的
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11月6日，都靈舉行了另一場記者會，當中諾息尼亞總主教與廸施女士，簡介與展覽會相關的遊覽預約系統、新設的網站、宣傳運動以及其他最新進展。
Pope Francis in Turin 21 June 2015, to venerate the Shroud and to honour Don Bosco
(ANS - Vatican –Vatican City, 05 November 2014) – "I am pleased to announce that, God willing, on 21 June next year, I will go on a pilgrimage to Turin to venerate the Holy Shroud and honour St. John Bosco on the Bicentenary of his birth." Pope Francis himself announced this to the faithful at the end of the general audience today, 5 November. A press conference on the same subject took place this morning in the Press Office of the Holy See.
The conference was attended by Archbishop Nosiglia of Turin who is the Papal Custodian of the Shroud; the Major and the Deputy Mayor of Turin, the Hon. Piero Fassino and Ms Elis Tisi; and Doctor Marco Bonatti, Communications Officer of the Committee for the Exposition of the Shroud in 2015. Fr Francesco Cereda, Vicar of the Rector Major, represented the Salesians.
According to Archbishop Nosiglia: "The display of the Shroud in Turin Cathedral has special significance for two reasons: it draws attention to the world of young people and to people who are suffering. It was with these issues in mind that Pope Francis granted the solemn exposition, which is linked to the Jubilee for the Bicentenary of the Birth of St. John Bosco."
The Archbishop, as Papal Custodian of the Shroud, also explained the theme of the 2015 Exposition which incorporates a Gospel passage: "No Greater Love" (Jn 15, 13). Attending the exhibition of the Shroud does not mean contemplating a dead man but rather a living man who leads to a greater love."
The logo is a symbol and guide to the Exposition. It connects the words of the motto with the Face on the Shroud. The final logo was made free of charge by Agenzia Testa working on proposals and ideas of young people in Turin.
Tomorrow 6 November, there will be another press conference in Turin, during which Archbishop Nosiglia and Ms Tisi will outline the booking system for visits, the new website, the communication campaign and the next steps relating to the Exposition.