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Cenacle
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Location Information
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The Cenacle is the site of the last supper.
History[edit]
When the Simpson family and their friends was in Israel they visit Cenacle. While there, Ned prays for Homer's eyes to be opened to the spirituality of the land, but instead finds Homer and Bart acting irreverently within the building, further irritating Ned.
