Gooday, gooday, and welcome to Pints with Aquinas.

My name is Matt Fred, and today I'm joined around the bar table by Jonathan Rumi, who plays

our Blessed Lord in the excellent series Chosen.

We're going to chat with him for about 20 minutes about what it's like to play our

Blessed Lord.

Then we're going to take some questions from our patrons and Super chatters, so please be sure to stick around for that.

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Okay, look, hey, before we begin,

I want to say thank you to Exodus 90. Exodus 90 isn't a spiritual exercise for men.

You basically take 90 days and just not enjoy your life, in all honesty. Not necessarily true, but you know, you give up alcohol, you give up sweets, you give up snacks in between meals and things like that. Cold showers, these sorts of things. Why would I do that? I hear you ask. So you can grow in your relationship with that blessed Lord. So here's what's happening. In 28 days, 6 hours, 53 minutes and 40 seconds, 39 seconds, 38 seconds, there's going to be a ton of guys around the world who are going to be starting Exodus 90. And the reason it begins on January 4th is so that it can end at Easter. So if you want to take your faith to the next level, click that link below, Exodus 90.com slash Matt Brad, Exodus 90.com slash Matt Frad. At least put in your name and email address to get more information. If you want to take your spiritual life to the next level, this is a great way to do it.

Exodus 90.com slash Matt Fred. Jonathan Rooney. How's it going? Hello, sir. Good. How are you?

I'm very well. It's nice to see your face.

It's nice to see your face.

In fact, actually, it's twice in two days because I was watching you yesterday,

talked to Eric Ibarah about Greek Orthodoxy.

And I don't know if you knew this, but I was baptized Greek Orthodox and then raised as a Catholic for my first communion and confirmation.

And so I figured I'd wear better than to learn more about the faith and adjunct faiths than through pines with Aquinas.

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