From Hawaii (with video)
A congregation in Maili is counting its blessings after its cross is returned, more than a year after it was stolen.
The cross was taken from the St. Philip's Episcopal Church on July 3, 2010.
About two weeks ago, a church member stopped in a small shop along Farrington Highway, called Mom and Pop's Garage Sale. May Holokai saw the cross and returned later with the church's senior warden, Honolulu Police Assistant Chief Debora Tandal to ask for it back.
The owners of the shop gave the cross back to the church with no charge. Sandra and Bernard Reyes said they bought the cross off the side of the road for $18.
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