'You know, it’s not popular in my industry, but I cannot deny my faith,' said markwahlberg on TODAYshow.
Mark Wahlberg shared on Ash Wednesday why he won't"deny" his faith despite it being relatively unpopular in Hollywood.
According to Wahlberg,"There are many different elements to fasting, and I think the important thing to understand is — and first of all, if you have issues with food, there are other things — God knows the things that he wants you to detach from." As a part of Hallow's Pray40, Wahlberg will lead listeners through prayer during Lent. He joins several other"world-famous Christians," such as Jonathan Roumie, who plays Jesus in the series The Chosen, Jim Caviezel, who starred as Jesus in The Passion of the Christ, the Rev. Mike Schmitz, who hosts the No.
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