A Roman church has since the sixth century AD held relics, believed to be the remains of two apostles. Now, they have undergone scientific analysis, casting light on their age and origin. (1)

But the remains are not just bones.

The remains of the apostles are here with me.

Resonating with every word you speak.

They can be sensed in every step you breath.

And because of thee, they are nothing less than the only thing that can be: Death. Life. Being. All. And nothing. The Future and the Past whispering gently to the wind: “We are still here, how can you feel anything that has not already been?”…