On HOMInG seminar 30_2019, last March, Aurora Massa  discusses the significance of the religious domain in her ethnography among refugees from the Horn of Africa in Italy, Sweden and the UK. Her presentation focuses on icons, devotional gatherings and worship places related to the Orthodox Christianity, a field that is still understudied in relation to Eritrean mobility and homemaking. The aim is to shed light on how the “lived religion” affects the ways Eritrean refugees (try to) re-establish a sense of home in the urban settings of Rome, London and Stockholm.