''Szent Péter Esernyője'', published in 1895 by Kálmán Mikszáth, is a Hungarian novel set in a small village. It follows János Pál, a young priest who, after his mother's death, becomes the guardian of his infant sister, Veronka. The narrative explores themes of community, resilience, and the intersection of superstition and faith, particularly through a mysterious umbrella linked to Saint Peter. The novel is notable for its emotional depth and has been translated into fourteen languages, reflecting its popularity in Hungarian literature.
