Where is the Holy Grail?

Answer 1

What is written below is the work of fiction and isn't and never will be backed up by fact. It is the product of a storybook 'The Da Vinci Code'. The author of the below answer obviously cannot separate reality from a movie he saw or a book he read.

According to Leonardo der si Piero da Vinci, the Holy Grail was not a Cup, but actually a Chalice. The Sign of Womanhood. Now, in the Last Supper painting by Leonardo, Jesus, and his Wife, are leaning away from each other, forming a shape in between them. A Chalice, Womanhood.

In the beginning, the Holy Grail was the Cup Jesus had drinken from in the Last Supper, according to Early Christain Mythology Legends. Jesus's Wife, was Mary Magdalene who was preganent with Jesus's Son. When the Romans had Crucified Jesus, Mary fled to another place where she lived the remainder of her life. Even though the Zealots continued to persue her, she was never caught. She died and was laid to rest in a Concrete tomb, located in France. Paris. The Holy Grail isn't a Magical Cup indicating gods powers, no. The Holy Grail is Mary Magdalene's Tomb, indicating, the CHURCH's power. "Holy", being Jesus's Blood, the Grail, a Type of Cup, or Chalice, was Womanhood, Mary Herself. Now, some might question "Just because Da Vinci Painted it, doesnt make it true". That is where the Priory of Sion comes into play. The Priory of Sion, protects the holy Grail, and its power. Da Vinci was, one of the Priory's Members. He belonged to the Sion. The Sion was a Secret Society founded by the Kingdom of Jerusalem in 1099, which preserves the Bloodlines of the Merovingian Dynasty alongside, protecting the Holy Grail. The Sion created the Knights Templar as their Financial Branch and Military Arm.
In May of 2014, Spanish historians claimed that they found the Holy Grail. They believe it is in a church in Northern Spain. If it's not the real thing, you may want to search Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland.

Answer 2

In Arthurian Legend, the holy grail is a magical object, popularly a bowl or a dish, with magical healing ability and has the ability to change shape into any other object. In early Christian telling, it is a cup from which Christ and his disciples drank from at the last supper and later this same cup was used to by Joseph of Arimathea to catch the blood of Christ during crucifixion. Later on it is said that Joseph travelled to Briton where the Grail was woven into Arthurian legends.

Answer 3

It is supposed to be the cup used for the wine at Christ's "Last Supper" and therefor would be an important holy relic in Catholicism. There are also many other legends about it.

Informally the word "grail" means any greatly desired and sought-after objective; ultimate ideal or reward. The word's origin is from Medieval Latin "gradālis" meaning platter.