Hey, I'm Mark Wahlberg and this is Ascension Presents.

Okay, so this is relatively dark.

I don't know if this is I need to adjust this or not, but here's where we're at.

Okay, here we go.

We're going to do something a little bit different, differently, differently.

Today, not only is it Wednesday of Holy Week when this video is released, it is also the

same day that a new movie called Father's Stew is being released in theaters.

Starting Mark Wahlberg and Mel Gibson, I did an interview with him.

So in the midst of this Ascension Presents video, there's a little interview I got to sit

down and talk with Mark Wahlberg.

It's the story of a real-life story of a priest from Montana, his name was Stew, Father's

Stew.

The beginning of his story is not like the end of the story.

A couple of things.

One, the movie Father's Stew is rated R. It's rated R for a real reason because of the

anger and because of the language.

Full disclosure, there are F-bombs in almost every scene.

I'm not going to say every, every scene, but the story, the context of the story is Mark

Wahlberg is going to explain is this man's stew when he was growing up, I think when

he was six years old, his older brother had inexplicably died in a sleep.

And what they did was it took this family that was already kind of indifferent to God and

put them in this path of hatred towards God.

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