In this week's Mic'd Up, David Gordon interviews UFC hall of famer and Hollywood actor <a href="https://catholicspeakers.com/profiles/bas-rutten" target="_blank">Bas Rutten</a>. Bas was baptized and confirmed in the Church, but when he was around 12 years old, his parents stopped practicing the Faith. About a decade ago, Bas came back to his Catholic roots. In his own words, Bas went from "Ultimate Fighting Champion to ultimate faithful Catholic."

In this week's Mic'd Up, David Gordon interviews UFC hall of famer and Hollywood actor Bas Rutten. Bas was baptized and confirmed in the Church, but when he was around 12 years old, his parents stopped practicing the Faith. About a decade ago, Bas came back to his Catholic roots. In his own words, Bas went from "Ultimate Fighting Champion to ultimate faithful Catholic."

In this week's Mic'd Up, David Gordon interviews UFC hall of famer and Hollywood actor <a href="https://catholicspeakers.com/profiles/bas-rutten" rel="noopener noreferrer">Bas Rutten</a>. Bas was baptized and confirmed in the Church, but when he was around 12 years old, his parents stopped practicing the Faith. About a decade ago, Bas came back to his Catholic roots. In his own words, Bas went from "Ultimate Fighting Champion to ultimate faithful Catholic."&nbsp;

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