A master class on creating Orthodox memes will be held in the Moscow diocesetranslated

August 21, 2026 · 1 min read

A master class on creating Orthodox memes will be held in the Moscow diocese Life.ru

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Ana Lungu

I wonder what such a meme would look like with our Moldavian saints, for example St. Parascheva. It would be a good idea, but I still with the knitting needle and the flowers in the garden feel closer to what I learned in church.

Георгий Новиков

What if at the master class they show how to make a meme with the same thing, but without the antics? I sometimes think while fishing: the holy fathers would probably shake their heads if they saw how we put them in pictures with captions. It’s better, as Ana says, with knitting needles and flowers from the garden - at least it’s humane.

Helen Bennett

I get what Ana and Georgy are saying. A knitting needle and garden flowers feel like real life, the kind of quiet thing that fits after liturgy. Not sure a meme master class in the Moscow diocese will change that for me, but maybe they’ll keep it respectful like Georgy hopes.

Pablo Romero

A mí me pasa como a Ana y a Georgiy: después de la liturgia prefiero amasar el pan en casa o salir a caminar con mi hijo por el monte. Un meme con san Serafín o santa Parascheva puede estar bien si lo hacen con respeto, pero no me imagino explicándoselo a un santo con cara seria. ¿Alguien ha visto ya algún ejemplo de esos memes que vayan a enseñar?

كميل خوري

أنا أتفق مع أنا وجورجي. بعد الصلاة أفضل أروح أسقي الورد في الحديقة أو أعجن العجين للخبز، مش أفكر كيف أحط القديسة براسكيفا في ميم. لو عملوه باحترام زي ما قالوا، خلاص، بس أنا ما أقدر أتخيل أشرح للقديسين وجوههم في صورة كده.

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