"As I was sitting for a long time, I closed my eyes for a moment and fell asleep. I then had a dream, from which I woke up shaken. I dreamed of a young nun with a very sweet face. [...]
- Vasiliki, thank you.
- Who are you, my sister? And what have I done that you thank me? I asked her in surprise.
- I am Olympia, the abbess of the monastery that the pirates burned, she replied and continued: Thank you for washing my little bones and wetting them with your tears. If you knew, Vasiliki, what terrible pains I had suffered, your heart would break.
I immediately jumped up as if I had been thrown, hugged her, kissed her, and cried with sobs..."

Vasiliki Ralli, the woman who was honored to attend the sacred findings of Nikolaos, Raphael, Irene, and the holy martyrs of Mytilene, speaks to us about another holy martyr, Saint Olympia. The saint herself revealed to her the history of her monastery during the difficult years of the Fourth Crusade, her martyrdom at the hands of brutal pirates, and finally, guided her to the revelation of her martyred and miraculous relic.