Ben answers questions about his role on Divine The Series.

Having witnessed the miracle of Divine’s resurrection and experienced the power of God, Father Andrew struggles with his crisis of faith and where this new found knowledge fits. Deacon Jim, a man with a secret, tries to shepherd his young initiate through the difficulty of revelation but cannot shelter Father Andrew from the decision he will have to make to help save Divine’s soul.

Check out Ben’s appearance on the 3rd episode of Divine: The Series. I’ve also added HD screen captures to the gallery.

Condemned by his Church a young priest, Father Andrew, considers the path of his decisions as he is ferried to the last stop in his fall from grace. Simple conversation with his cab driver dredges up a painful debate which leads him to the same conclusions in the end. Unknown to Andrew, the place of his exile houses living proof of his God’s existence; Divine.

As the angel Castiel on “Supernatural,” Misha Collins deals with themes of religion, damnation, and just plain gore on a daily basis. This summer, he sticks with what’s familiar in a new web series, “Divine,” produced by Vancouver-baed Maple Blood Productions.

Collins serves as co-creator and producer, and stars in the recurring role of Father Christopher. He’s working alongside Ivan Hayden, “Supernatural’s” visual effects supervisor.

In the leading role of Father Andrew is Ben Hollingsworth, a Canadian actor who played Chris Andrews on the short-lived CW Series “The Beautiful Life: TBL.”

Andrew is a young priest whose faith is tested when an immortal creature named Divine is resurrected before his eyes. Divine is played by Dan Payne, who has previously had bit parts on “Smallville” and in the “Stargate” franchise.

“Given sanctuary by the church, Divine leads a never-ending crusade to show lost souls they have the power to choose their destiny between good and evil. With guidance from the priest’s mentor and Divine’s street-smart sidekick, the Father must now confront his own demons and the dark forces that challenge Divine,” reads the description on the official site, teasing “surprises that await” the viewer.

“Divine” is set to debut in mid-summer. Check out the teaser trailer below.