Agios Mamas
Byzantine religious tradition has been present since the 13th century around Anogeia. The mountain is dotted with modest chapels, the most important of which are Agia Marina at Zominthos,
Agios Fanourios in Petradolakia, Agios Mamas in Mythia, the Chapel of the Ascension of Christ at Nida, Agios Georgios the “Volunteer” at Xerolimni, Prophet Elias at Koritsi, Agios Aristides at Koritsi, Panagia Roussalimni at Roussalimni, and the Chapel of the Holy Cross at the top of Mt. Psiloritis (2,456m). Most of these are “family chapels” belonging to Anogeian families, dedicated to the family patron saint. The patron of the Xylouris’ family is Saint Fanourios, of the Skoulas family Saint Mamas, of the Stavrakakis family Christ-at-Nida, of the Fasoulas family Saint Marina-at- Zominthos, etc
(source: anogia.gr)