The interview with the woman also known as Holy Olga and Piros Kocsi (red car), included photos as well. One of which depicted the artist as the Virgin Mary with the slight difference that instead of the baby Jesus, she was cradling a rabbit.
Blasphemous depictions of the Virgin Mary have recently become a recurring motif in Western Europe.
A memorable production recently included the European Parliament’s LGBTQ ambassador who posed as the Virgin Mary with Joseph as a black man on the cover of an LGBTQ magazine. “If we can say that Jesus wasn’t white, why can’t we say that the Virgin Mary had a beard?” said the controversial Riccardo Simonetti. It turned out afterwards that the gay man misrepresented himself as part of the EU, as there is no such position, but at the same time, the EU institution did not condemn the lying influencer.
Brussels’ acts further intensified tensions: the European Commission published a document that recommended, among other things, avoiding the word Christmas and calling Christmas-time winter-break instead to be politically correct. Aside from this, EU commission Helena Dalli also suggested that traditional Christian European names be avoided like Mary and John; instead, the Commissioner for Equality recommended the names Malika and Julio.
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