Kazamias was an annual folk magazine that won over the Greek public in the mid-19th century. It originated from the Italian Casamia, first published in Ravenna, Italy, in 1763, and initially included weather and future predictions, folk beliefs, superstitions, and various advice.

The first Great Orthodox “Kazamias,” published by Saiti Publications, includes:

• Calendar
• Feasts
• Fasts
• Readings
• Advice for the garden and the field
• Parental counseling
• Monastic recipes
• Teachings of the Holy Fathers
• Interesting and timely articles
• Encyclopedic knowledge
• Pilgrimage destinations
• Religious proverbs and quotes

This “Kazamias” aspires to become a valuable advisor for every Christian family and every believer seeking genuine Christian teaching and recreation, instilled with the wisdom of the Holy Fathers.