...The Sisters of St. Francis are giving the relic to the diocese at the request of Bishop Larry Silva.
The relic is being transported in a carved and polished mahogany reliquary the size of a small shoebox rounded at both ends. In the cathedral, the reliquary will be placed in a case similar to the seven-foot-high koa and glass cabinet to the right of the sanctuary that houses a relic of St. Damien. Blessed Marianne’s relic will be placed to the left of the sanctuary opposite Damien’s...
The Hawaii Catholic Herald article can be read in its entirety here.
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