This study examined the rural life in Indonesia, especially religious activities which are increasingly integrated with the media during the pandemic. This study understands how people interpret and practice harmony amid a national religious conflict that has been heating up for more than four years in Indonesia. Using mediatization concept and conducts ethnographic design, the study observed the momentum of Ramadan and thethek molek in Tulungagung Regency. This study found that Tulungagung people have experienced direct and indirect mediatization during the pandemic. Tulungagung people had a strong social construction in the slogans of guyub, rukun, ayem, tentrem, mulyo, lan tinoto. They used those slogans as a social mechanism to understand media reality, practice Ramadan worships, and interpret thethek molek meaning.