 Today, the sarcophagus is on display in the modern Govan Old Parish Church Museum.The sarcophagus is supposed to have been dedicated to the patron saint of the church, St Constantine.There is much debate over which Constantine is the patron, and whether it is Constantine of Strathclyde, but most scholars agree that the coffin most likely would have been dedicated to Constantine f. Kenneth (AD 862-878) or Donald f. Constantine (AD 889-900).Because of its highly decorated exterior, it is assumed that the coffin was meant to display the remains of the saint as a focal piece in the church.