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Hundreds of people queued late into the night to venerate the relics of Saint Mina, the patron saint of the wronged. The line stretched across three streets in the capital, outside the church named after him. Despite the cold, worshippers waited for hours, separated by barriers. The church held three services throughout the day, culminating in the evening prayers. Saint Mina, celebrated on November 11 by Orthodox Christians, is known for helping those who have suffered injustices or losses. Born in Egypt in 285, he became a soldier before dedicating his life to faith and ultimately facing martyrdom in 309 for refusing to worship pagan gods.