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Actor Jonathan Roumie shared about his experience portraying historic events such as the Last Supper and the washing of the feet, especially as a Catholic who celebrates these moments every year during the Triduum.
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Roumie encouraged Filipino fans: ‘You are leading the way for so many other nations as to what it means to be a culture that puts God above everything else.’
The actor was also awarded an honorary doctorate in fine arts for his work evangelizing through his acting career.
Roumie will speak at commencement on May 11 and receive an honorary doctoral degree, along with four others.
Catholic actor Jonathan Roumie spoke openly about how he prepared to portray the important events that take place during Holy Week, which viewers will see in Season 5.
In the docuseries, Roumie calls himself “the new kid on the block.” He discusses the impact it has had on him going from essentially no one knowing him to having loving fans around the world in a matter of a couple of years.
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