On the evening of October 15, the reliquary containing Saint Paraskeva’s relics was carried in a procession and placed back in the Metropolitan Cathedral. Worshippers wishing to venerate the relics can do so at the canopy inside the cathedral. The notice therefore gives visitors a specific place within the building where the relics of Paraskeva may be venerated after their return.
A separate reliquary, containing Saint Paisius’s relics, departed for Sihăstria Monastery on the same day. The two movements had different destinations: Paraskeva’s relics were returned to the cathedral, while the reliquary with Paisius’s relics set out for the monastery.
The return of Paraskeva’s relics also marked the conclusion of the series of events dedicated to the feast of the Metropolis of Moldavia and Bukovina. The October 15 report thus links the cathedral’s renewed place of veneration with the end of that event series. For readers, the main distinction is between the relics available for veneration inside the cathedral and the reliquary that departed for Sihăstria. Both details concern the same day, but describe separate arrangements and locations.