During an ecumenical service organized in Analakely, the president of the Refoundation donned his "Mpiandry" attire. Two services in one week Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, president of the Refoundation, has been making successive calls to prayer and participating in various religious gatherings recently organized across the country. On July 24, the Refoundation president and Prime Minister Mamitiana Rajaonarison wore their "Mpiandry" clothing to actively participate in an ecumenical service organized by the FFKM in memory of victims of kidnappings and murders that occurred in recent weeks. Two days later, on July 26, the presidential couple traveled to Morondava to attend the ordination mass of an auxiliary bishop of the diocese in Menabe's capital. According to reports, another visit to Ankaramalaza in Manakara district is planned this week as part of the annual synod of the renowned local Toby lehibe. When will it be the turn of the Fiangonana zandriny? That is the question being asked. For their part, Pastor Mailhol and his congregation at the Apokalipsy Church are hoping the presidential couple will attend their major service, resembling a show of force, scheduled for Stade Barea Mahamasina on August 8. Meanwhile, followers of Jesosy Mamonjy await a meeting with the PRRM to resolve the dispute their denomination currently faces. In any case, regarding religious services and ceremonies, the number one of the Refoundation is present on all fronts. It is clear that the head of state seems to devote more time to prayer than to action. A situation that inevitably raises questions about state secularism. Indeed, in its first article, Madagascar's Constitution, to which Colonel Michaël Randrianirina swore an oath on October 14, 2025, clearly states that "the Malagasy People constitute a Nation organized as a sovereign, unitary, republican and secular State." According to many observers, the fact that the number one of the Executive himself participates in these various religious events raises numerous concerns and could be qualified as a violation of this constitutional article. Exorcism During the ecumenical service organized in Analakely, the President wore his "Mpiandry" attire. The exorcism session that followed the prayer session sparked strong reactions even in the West. Several foreign media outlets, particularly French ones, have nearly mocked this "unusual" way the Refoundation government is responding to social distress linked to the insecurity prevailing in the country. In a message during his visit to Morondava, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina persists, stating that "state secularism should not prevent the regime from working with religious denominations." He calls on everyone to "overcome barriers" and show "openness." Should it be recalled that when Colonel Randrianirina took power, he and his four senior advisors promised to tackle the daily problems facing the population, water and electricity cuts, namely. Today, however, power rationing is far from resolved. The transitional regime also has as its main mission the preparation of the presidential election that will definitively allow the country to exit this political crisis. But at this stage, everything seems to be moving slowly. The national consultations that were supposed to take place since the beginning of 2026 have not even started yet. At the pace things are going and in the spirit in which Colonel Michaël Randrianirina is leading the country, state secularism risks being permanently eliminated from the Fifth Republic's Constitution.