Another book is added to the already rich collection of studies in Greek Religious Folklore. A book that focuses on the specific thematic branch of Folklore, consisting of individual studies, publications, conference and seminar announcements, or even unpublished contributions, as shown in the relevant catalog at the end of this book. A book that aims to be a helpful tool for future researchers, as indicated by the extensive bibliography provided at the end, which aims to stimulate further study and research.

Traditional and modern folklore are gathered, categorized, and presented in its pages. Some studies even refer to completely contemporary issues, new aspects, and forms of Religious Folklore, given the people's turn towards customs and traditions, as observed in our country in the last decade, in an effort to find a ritual support in a superficial and unspiritual social life. And this tendency to return to roots is in line with the demand for cultural identity, closely related to the issue of living and projected cultural identity.

This is a completely timely demand, considering that we experience daily the consequences of cultural homogenization at a personal, family, and social level, which the globalized world tries to propagate and impose.