Relics of Saint Charbel from Lebanon have been brought to Uzhgorod

On February 9, the relics of St. Charbel were brought from Lebanon to the Uzhgorod Holy Cross Greek Catholic Cathedral with the blessing of the His Eminence Milan, Bishop of Mukachevo. 
Until February 23, everyone will have the opportunity to worship and pray at the relics. The organizers say it is a special saint from Lebanon, he helps people with cancer and various needs. Witnesses of miracles will also come from Lebanon with the relics. Source.
Saint Charbel (born Youssef Antoun Makhlouf, born May 8, 1828, Beekaa Kafra, Lebanon – died December 24, 1898, Annaya, Lebanon) was an Arab Catholic saint and miracle worker from Lebanon, a Maronite monk. On October 9, 1977, Charbel was canonized. During the canonization of this Lebanese saint, Pope Paul VI called him one of the greatest saints of the 20th century.