Timon's Treasure: The Forgotten Reliquary of St. Joseph's Cathedral

By Paul Lubienecki, Ph.D - January 30, 2017

Lost for decades, the reliquary of St. Joseph's Cathedral is a stunning work of art and a moving testament of faith. Paul Lubienecki helps to unravel the mysteries of its origins and creation.

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Timon's Treasure: The Forgotten Reliquary of St. Joseph's Cathedral