During this week’s Republican primary debate, a unique and intriguing advertisement caught the attention of millions of viewers. It was an invitation to pray.
The 30-second commercial featured Jonathan Roumie, renowned for his portrayal of Jesus Christ in “The Chosen” TV show.
Roumie happens to be one of the narrators on Hallow, a Catholic prayer app.
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“Hey, I know you’re in the middle of something, but I wonder if you’d just take a few seconds to pray with me real quick,” Roumie says in the ad.
Roumie then begins with the sign of the cross.
Actor Jonathan Roumie appeared in an ad for Hallow, a Catholic prayer app, at the end of Wednesday night’s Republican debate in California. (Hallow)
“Lord Jesus, come to us now, help us to surrender ourselves completely to you,” Roumie prays.
“Help us to listen to your voice, even when we’re distracted or tired. We pray this in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.”
He continues, “Thank you so much. I just want to encourage you.”
He then directs viewers to “check out Hallow.”
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The second GOP debate, hosted by FOX Business, took place at The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum in Simi Valley, California.
Alex Jones, the CEO and founder of Hallow, explains in an interview with Fox News Digital that they chose to advertise during the debate to bring tranquility to an emotionally charged event.
“Political discussions and debates often cause stress, anxiety, and division among us,” says Jones.
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