On 27th August, Greece celebrates the feast of its lost-things saint, Phanourios, who is asked for everything from keys to estranged partners to courage.
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Kept 'everything'? That is the famous part, what people ask him for, and the day itself is still the news. This is real. Every 27th of August, Greeks who have lost something bake Phanourios an orange cake called a phanouropita and carry it to church, where the priest blesses it and everyone shares it with the strangers beside them. This week thousands came to his church near Athens, asking about missing keys, an estranged partner, and courage someone still needed. Maria Chanioti, 66, whisked hers with fresh orange juice and a pinch of nutmeg in front of his icon, the way her family always has.