Good evening, everybody, and welcome to another edition of the Cajun Night Live. I am your host,

Cape Jacob Moog, the Cajun Knight. And I'm going to be honest with you, there's a lot going on

the news right now as far as Epstein is concerned. And there's a few things we're going to be

talking about here on this evening's podcast. is concerned and there's a few things we're going to be talking about here on this evening's podcast but honestly there's a few things outside of the Epstein

realm and that's that's kind of primarily where I want to focus on this episode so I'm going to

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So let's get into it here. We're going to start off talking about the Vatican.

Pope Leo the 14th has apparently closed the holy door. Now, if you're not Catholic,

this may not jump out at you as being a really big thing. But apparently it is a deal.

It's a whole thing that people are talking about here.

So let's talk about it here.

He closed the holy door, concluding Jubilee Year of Hope on the Lord's Epiphany.

So on the solemnity of the epiphany of the Lord, Pope Leo the 14th presides over the Holy Mass in St. Peter's Basilica for some 5,800 faithful and closes the last

holy door marking the official end of the Jubilee Year of Hope. Royce, correct me if I'm wrong,

the Jubilee Year, is that a thing that's also celebrated in the Jewish and Hebrew culture,

or is that specifically a Catholic thing?

Yes and no.

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