Actor Jonathan Roumie reacts as he speaks to Pope Francis during the weekly general audience at the Vatican, Aug. 11, 2021.

Every time we perform an act of faith addressed to Jesus, we grow in our connection with Him, and His grace is bestowed ...

Since the first American ascended to the papacy, numerous celebrities and world leaders have made the pilgrimage to Rome to meet with him. This week, it was Jesus himself (well, TV’s current ...

Jonathan Roumie, Who Plays Jesus Christ on “The Chosen”, Meets Pope Leo XIV as They Snap a Selfie Together The American pontiff shared a photo of him and Roumie taking a selfie in an Instagram ...

What a #blessed week for Jonathan Roumie. Just days after he was named TVLine’s latest Performer of the Week, the star of TV’s The Chosen (the Christian historical drama that now calls Prime ...

Actor Jonathan Roumie reacts as he speaks to Pope Francis during the weekly general audience at the Vatican, Aug. 11, 2021.

The American pontiff shared a photo of him and Roumie taking a selfie in an Instagram post on Wednesday, June 25 Jonathan Roumie, who plays Jesus Christ on The Chosen, met Pope Leo XIV during the ...

While Roumie hasn’t shared his selfie with the Pope yet, fans should keep an eye out as the actor previously posted a selfie with the late Pope Francis. When Pope Francis died on April 21 ...

"The Chosen" star Jonathan Roumie met briefly with Pope Leo XIV on Wednesday during a general audience at the Vatican, where a Season 5 episode of the hit biblical series had streamed on Monday at ...

“The Chosen” star Jonathan Roumie met briefly with Pope Leo XIV on Wednesday during a general audience at the Vatican, where a Season 5 episode of the hit biblical series had streamed on ...

“ The Chosen ” star Jonathan Roumie met briefly with Pope Leo XIV on Wednesday during a general audience at the Vatican, where a Season 5 episode of the hit biblical series had streamed on ...

Jonathan Roumie, the actor who plays Jesus in the series The Chosen, greeted Pope Leo XIV at the end of Wednesday’s general audience, on June 25, in St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican.