A relic of St. Anthony of Padua will visit Brooklyn

(The following paragraph is printed as received.)
"The Franciscan Friars invite you to join them in welcoming Saint Anthony of Padua on the occasion of the 750th Anniversary of the Discovery of Saint Anthony’s Relics by Saint Bonaventure. St Anthony will be visiting us in the form of a precious relic from his Basilica in Padua, Italy. The relic will be accompanied by one friar from the Messenger of St Anthony in Padua."

Saturday, December 7th, 2013
Most Precious Blood church
70 Bay 47th St. (Bath Beach Area) Brooklyn 
Veneration at 4:00 PM, Vigil Mass at 5:00 PM
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Sunday, December 8.
St. Anthony of Padua church, 155 Sullivan St. (Soho)
Manhattan
Mass at 11:00 AM
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Monday, December 9
St. Patrick’s cathedral, New York
5th Avenue at 50th St.
Welcoming of the Relics Mass 7:00 AM
Mass 9:00 AM, Veneration from 10:00 to 8:00 PM
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Tuesday, December 10.
St. Patrick’s cathedral
5th Avenue at 50th St.
Veneration from 8:00 to 5:00 PM, Closing Mass at 5:30 PM
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Wednesday, December 11.  
Our lady of Pompeii church, 25 Carmine St., Manhattan
Veneration at 5:00 PM, Mass at 6:30 PM
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Thursday, December 12.
Our Lady Queen of Martyrs church 110-06 Queens Blvd.
Forest hills, Mass at 12:05 PM
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St. Catherine of Sienna
33 New Hyde Park Rd. Franklin Square,
Vigil Mass at 5:00 PM, Vigil Mass at 8:00 PM
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Sunday, December 15,
Basilica of Regina Pacis, 1230 65th St.
Brooklyn 
Mass at 12:00 Noon
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For more information, please contact the Anthonian Association, 347-738-4306

(The above seems to come from some Conventual Franciscans, who have charge of the Basilica in Padua and who have a friary in Elmhurst, Queens.  St. Anthony (1195-1231) was born in Lisbon, and  traveled to Madrid and Padua. An article in the National Catholic Register (linked here) describes more, but does not specify which relic will visit Brooklyn.  Presumably his tongue remains in its golden case in Padua.  St. Anthony was not a martyr.)