From his early days on "Saved by the Bell" to his current role as a husband and father, Mario Lopez has consistently emphasized the importance of his faith. In a recent interview, the 51-year-old actor shared how his beliefs have shaped his life and career in Hollywood.

Mario Lopez at an event. (Presley Ann/Getty Images for Family Film and TV Awards)

Lopez highlighted the role of faith in his family, stating that his children attend Catholic school and that their beliefs are the "infrastructure" of their home. He expressed pride in this foundation and noted that his faith has grown stronger over time.

"My spiritual strength has increased with age." - Mario Lopez

Mario Lopez on the red carpet. (Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP)

The actor believes this spiritual growth has positively impacted his life, contributing to his overall well-being and success. He is open about his faith on social media, often sharing moments like attending Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral and posting inspirational quotes related to his beliefs.

In 2018, Lopez shared a significant personal milestone – his baptism in the Jordan River. He described the experience as deeply moving.

The cast of "Saved by the Bell." (NBCU Photo Bank/Getty Images)

Reflecting on his career, Lopez attributes avoiding the pitfalls of child stardom to his parents' influence and their strong work ethic. He also acknowledged the significant impact of social media on the entertainment industry, expressing relief that it wasn't prevalent during his early years in the spotlight.

Recently, Lopez starred alongside his wife, Courtney, and son, Dominic, in the Great American Family film "Once Upon a Christmas." He described the project as a special opportunity to collaborate with his family and showcase his wife's talents. While acknowledging the challenges of working with a spouse, he emphasized the rewarding aspects of the experience.

Mario Lopez and his wife, Courtney. (Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty Images)

The Lopez family. (Victoria Sirakova/Getty Images)

Great American Family Christmas Festival. (Marleen Moise/Getty Images)