The website of the MailonLine, as well as that of The Times, recently had a report about a long-running and significant archaeological project in Nazareth which has examined the site and remains of what is believed, or argued, to be the Holy House.
Reading the account the evidence appears, from memory, to fit with the discussion of the site in Michael Hesemann’s Mary of Nazareth: History, Archaeology, Legends ( Ignatius Press 2016 ) - a compelling and fascinating book which I highly recommend - and indeed with the story, as well as the surviving evidence about the Holy House of Loretto.
The article can be seen at British researcher details the 'childhood home of Jesus Christ'
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