Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez were amongst the pilgrims at the Papal Mass this weekend at the Cathedral of Santiago De Compostela in Spain
They were in Spain working on their latest movie "The Way", which is about the ancient pilgrimage of the Camino de Santiago in Spain.
Sheen `s father was originally from this region of Spain but emigrated to America.
In 'The Way,' Sheen plays a California doctor who struggles with the fact that his son has thrown in his studies to go off to travel the world. But after his son dies in a storm in the Pyrenees, Sheen flies to France and once there, decides to do the pilgrimage in his son's honour, scattering his ashes along the way.
The full story and video are on the Channel 4 website
In the interview with Channel 4, Sheen talks about the recent child abuse scandals
He said:
"If the Vatican ran out of dough and had to close up shop tomorrow, I'd still be a Catholic. Because I love the faith ...
The institution has a presence in the world but it's human and it's flawed and it's all-male, so it's bound to make some mistakes.
But the faith is something different. The faith is what the whole Church is about."
Love Martin Sheen's quote . Thanks for sharing this wonderful story . I'm going to have to remember to watch that movie now. Is it just me or is Martin Sheen getting better and wiser as he gets older lol . He's awesome .
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