Saint Gennadius’ head is kept at Putna Monastery. In 1488, Stephen the Great laid his relics in the monastery, mounted in a golden crown.
Icon of St. Gennadius, painted in the Putna Monastery painting workshop.
The crown does not explain more about the saint’s identity. After 1990, many miracles have been made through these relics, and that is why they are on display to be honored by the faithful in the exonarthex of the princely church.
