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St. Peter the Apostle Roman Catholic Church Libertytown, Maryland
www.stpeter-libertytown.org
MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday: 5:00 pm
Sunday: 8:00 am, 11:00 am
RECONCILIATION Saturdays: 3:45 pm until 4:45 pm
or by appointment
DAILY LITURGIES (followed by Rosary):
Monday - 7 pm followed by Holy Hour on
first Monday of the month.
Tuesday, Wednesday & Saturday - 8 am
Thursday - 8 am Communion Service
Friday - 9 am
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration in our
Chapel open to the public from 9 am to 7 pm
except hours of Mass & Communion Ser-
vices.
May 28, 2017 The Solemnity of the Ascension
Rev. Jason Worley PASTOR
(Sacramental Emergency Number)
301-304-5392
Theresa DiSipio OFFICE MANAGER
301-898-5111
Rev. Mr. John Martin PERMANENT DEACON
301-845-0655
Rev. Mr. Jerry Jennings PERMANENT DEACON
301-874-1755
TODAY’S SCRIPTURE READINGS:
ACTS 1:1-11
PS 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9
EPH 1:17-23
MT 28:16-20
What we celebrate today is really a beginning.
As we heard in Matthew’s gospel, moments before his Ascension, Jesus told his followers
very simply: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations.” He urged them to baptize, to
teach, to carry on the work that he has begun. But his first direction was so blunt, so direct,
clear: “Go.” The world is waiting. Act on what I have taught you, Jesus said. Put it into
practice.
But the account in Acts offers another challenge – to the disciples, and to us. After the
disciples watched Jesus disappear into the clouds, two men appeared. “Men of Galilee,”
they said, “why are you standing there looking at the sky?”
In other words: what are you waiting for?
The apostles were not supposed to spend their time staring nostalgically at the stars, await-
ing Christ’s return. There was work to do. There was a world waiting to be converted.
They left the mountain, went into the city, and launched the greatest missionary undertak-
ing in human history.
It seems to me that Christ’s first word at that moment was a simple command to us all:
“Go.” Go – and transform the world. Go – and pick up those who have fallen. Go – and
heal those who are hurting. Go – and love those who have been forgotten. Or: as the dis-
missal puts it at the end of Mass: “Go in peace, glorifying the Lord with your life.”
Many will leave this church after Mass and return to work. We have trains to catch and
meetings to attend and bosses to deal with and deadlines to meet. But there is other work to
be done, too — the great commission that all of us are charged with carrying out.
How will we do that? How will we heed Christ’s order to “Go”? How will we make the
ordinary job of living transcend – and ascend?
Put simply: How will we raise our lives to God?
2,000 years after Christ returned to his Father, and the disciples stood on a mountaintop
staring into the clouds, so much of the world is still waiting to hear the good news – to hear
Christ’s message of hope, and redemption, and resurrection, and to understand why all that
matters.
So many are still waiting to hear, and really understand, what it means to be a disciple of
Christ, and to love one another.
How will we make that known to those we meet today?
Dorothy Day once wrote: “Our faith is stronger than death, our philosophy is firmer than
flesh, and the spread of the Kingdom of God upon the earth is more sublime and more com-
pelling.”
So the message of this beautiful feast, I think, is very simple: do not stay too long on the
mountain. Do not spend all your time gazing at the stars, living in the past or dreaming
about the future.
Look, instead, at what lies before you. Get ready. And go.
What Dorothy Day called “The Kingdom of God upon the earth” needs to be built.
The Ascension was just the beginning. The rest is now up to us.
We Pray… that God’s healing power may touch those who are sick, especially Joe Wirfs, James C. Brennan, Len Bainbridge, Regina Moran, Kathy
Price, Charles Ogle, Sharon Baker, Susan K. Aud, B. Scott, Beth Wolf, Marilyn Hall, Harry deMoll, Carol Callaway, Teresa Bohrer, Sharon Noble, Alexandra Thompson, Johnny Ray Straton, Tom Moore, Allen Grimes, Rob Kelley, Traci Miller, Colby Reid, Dominique Thayil, Nicki Nau, Zoe Stauch, Kelly Cromwell, Roberta Nelson, Kathy F. Shipp, Hazel Jones, Melissa Hitchcox, Robert Eburg, Chris Wolfe, Colleen Lorelli, Stacey Godack, Mary K. Fisher, Jeff Auchmoody, Daniel Strausbaugh, Ron Davis, Susan Wiswell, Lisa Suggs, Hunter Campbell, Kathy Zetts, Francis Coleman Sr., Susan D. Aud, Silvia Andonie, Carole Barber, David Ballantine, Bill McIntyre, Russ Harri-son, Lisa Bennett, Grier Contino, Kacey Knot, Jean Wood-ward, Janet Mulvey, James Judge, Sr., Derek Conway, Tony Felicetti, Grace Stachlinski, Rodger Eskut, Elizabeth Renninger, Paul Janson, Judy Churco, Jack Kurtz, Hazel Jones, Donna Durnsteel, Susan Palfi, John Mease, Lucille Hall, Diane Bazemore, Maryellen Adams, Ann & Max White, Leota Youngerman, Chris Wirkus, Marie Wilson, Robert Wright, Donald Moore, Gina Zang, Gene Troxell, Maureen Marley, Ben Ricketts, Kimberly Bowers, Tim Mill-ford, Deborah Will, Earl Elliott
***Names will be kept on the prayer list for 2 months from the time they are requested. At the end of that time, you may renew your prayer request by emailing or calling the Parish Office.
***Anyone wishing to receive Communion and/or the Sacrament of the Sick please call the Parish Office.
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PARISH LIFE
WELCOME The Parishioners of St. Peter’s Catholic Church are happy to extend a warm welcome to any visitors who join us for worship today.
WORSHIP
READINGS FOR NEXT WEEK: Acts 2:1-11; 1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13; Jn 20:19-23 (63)
THE SECOND COLLECTION next weekend will be for the Church Mortgage.
Today, we are taking up the collection for the Catho-lic Communication Campaign (CCC). Your support helps the CCC connect people to Christ, here and around the world, through the internet, television, ra-dio, and print media. Half of the funds we collect re-mains in our diocese to support local efforts. Be a part of this campaign to spread the gospel message and support the collection today! To learn more, visit www.usccb.org/ccc.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
• The Volunteer Party will be Fri., June 9th at 7:00 pm in the Parish Center. Invita-tions have been mailed.
• There will be a morning Mass at 11:00 am on Mon., May 29th for Memorial Day. There will be NO 7:00 pm Mass. Parish Office Closed!
PARISH PRAYER:
Almighty God, my parish is composed of people like me.
I help make it what it is. It will be friendly, if I am
friendly. Its pews will be filled, if I help fill them. My
parish will do great work, if I work with my parish. It
will make generous gifts to many just causes, if I am a
generous giver. It will welcome other people to our
worship and fellowship, if I invite and welcome them.
It will be a church of loyalty and love, of fearlessness
and faith, and a church with a noble spirit, if I am
filled with these same qualities. Therefore, with the
help of God, I shall dedicate myself to the task of be-
ing all the things that I want my parish to be. Bless
our journey together, Lord God. Amen!
PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: HE IS RISEN, Alleluia! Come visit our Risen Lord in the great sacrament of His love! He is truly Emmanuel, God with us! Take time from your busy schedules for that quick visit!
Adoration chapel is open daily 9 am (10 am Fri.) to 7 pm and after 11 am Mass on Sun. Is He calling you to take an available hour?
• 1 pm - 4th & 5th Sundays
• 2 pm Sundays • 11 pm alternate Sundays
• 2 am early Mondays
• 12 noon—Fridays
• 6 pm 2nd & 5th Saturdays
• 7 pm 3rd Saturday
• Subs for day & night hours
Please call Diane (240-446-3965) or Linda (301-829-
2888) if you can take an hour, want more info, or can sub!
WE WELCOME Mairi Primrose Atkins, Joshua Thomas Hamer, Benjamin Thomas Jackson & Noralane Honest Pelletier into the Catholic Church through the sacred wa-
ters of baptism this weekend. Congratulations to all!!
St. Peter’s Week at a Glance
Monday, May 29th: MEMORIAL DAY!
- Thrift Shop Open 10:00 am to 1:00 pm - Women’s Cursillo Group 11:00 am, Usher Room
- Memorial Day Mass 11:00 am, Church
- NO evening Mass
- NO One Eight Class
Tuesday, May 30th: - Daily Mass 8:00 am, Daily Mass Chapel - Exercise Group 9:30 am, Sappington Hall - Craft Club 2:00 pm, offsite
- Adult Appalachia Mtg. 7:00 pm, Sappington Hall
Wednesday, May 31st: - Daily Mass 8:00 am, Daily Mass Chapel - Thrift Shop Open 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
- Boy Scouts 7:00 pm, Sappington Hall
Thursday, June 1st: - Communion Service 8:00 am, Daily Mass Chapel - Backpack packing 5:00 pm, Parish Ctr. Lower L. - Confirmation Practice 7:00 pm, Church
- NO Adult Choir Practice
Friday, June 2nd: - Daily Mass 9:00 am, Church
- Ladies Club Meeting 10:00 am, Sappington Hall - Confirmation Mass 7:00 pm, Church
- Confirmation Reception 8:30 pm, Parish Center - Alanon 7:00 pm, Birch Library
- AA 8:00 pm, Sappington Hall
Saturday, June 3rd: - Daily Mass 8:00 am, Daily Mass Chapel - Men’s Cursillo Group 8:30 am, Usher Room
- Thrift Shop Open 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
- Confessions 3:45 pm, Daily Mass Chapel - Vigil Mass 5:00 pm, Church, Gift Cards Sold - K of C Ballroom Dance 6:00 pm, Parish Center
Sunday, June 4th: Gift Cards Sold after both Masses
- Masses 8:00 & 11:00 am Church
- Consoling the Heart of Jesus Retreat 9:00 am, Marian Room
- Lifeteen Summer Ministry 6:00 pm, Pavilion
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MASS INTENTIONS FOR WEEK OF
May 29, 2017
MON MAY 29 11:00 am Parishioners TUE MAY 30 8:00 am Allen Knocker WED MAY 31 8:00 am Elena Cunningham
THUR JUN 01 8:00 am Communion Service FRI JUN 02 9:00 am Vernetta & Richard Ackerman
SAT JUN 03 8:00 am Carolyn Schuetrum
5:00 pm Josephine Price
SUN JUN 04 8:00 am Fr. Donald Worch
11:00 am Fr. Damian Kearney
PLEASE PRAY for the deceased of the parish, as well as for all those who mourn their loss.
CORPUS CHRISTI SUNDAY—The Feast of the Body & Blood of Christ will be celebrated on Sunday, June 18th, which is Father’s Day this year. We invite all to the procession of the
Blessed Sacrament around Libertytown after the 11 am Mass, followed by Benediction in the Church and afterwards, a potluck picnic under the pavilion. Knights, altar servers, First communicants, Confirm-andi, & all of our Parish Family are invited to this spe-cial event honoring the Lord’s love for us in the Blessed Sacrament.
CAN YOU HELP? The thrift shop has an open-ing on Saturday for a volunteer to sort clothes. We could also use people on an as needed basis to fill in for people on vacation or emergencies. This would be for Mon., Wed., & Sat. 9 am- 1 pm or however many hours you can give. Please call Jean Sherman 301-
898-7910 if you can help. Thank you!
FIVE MILLION ROSARIES: In this 100th anniver-sary year of Our Lady of Fatima, Dynamic Catholic is encouraging us to pray the rosary. They are collecting pledges from individuals to reach a goal of 5 million rosaries prayed for America this year. Imagine how powerful that would be! To sign up your pledge, vis-it http://dynamiccatholic.com/5-million-rosaries/.
THE FLOWERS on the altar the weekend of May 6-7 were given in celebration of the wed-ding of Susanna Doyle & Nicholas Brightwell. The flowers on the altar the weekend of May 13-14 were were given in honor of two wed-
dings, Diana Martin & Ryan Jackson and Shanelle Dorham & Matthew Hopkins. The flowers for the weekend of May 20-21 were offered in celebration of the wedding of Kelsey Benson & Tim Peifer. The flow-ers on the altar this weekend, May 27-28, are in honor of the wedding of Kayla Metcalfe & Matthew Manzo. Congratulations & many blessings to all of the couples married in May!
RICE BOWLS: Thank you to all who used the Rice Bowls & donated to the Catholic Relief Services. The total from the Rice Bowls was $1666.10. Re-member 75% of the money goes to CRS’s pro-grams serving the poor overseas and 25% goes to-ward archdiocesan projects for the poor and vulner-able in our own community. Thank you for your gen-erosity. You changed lives this Lent.
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
ADULT MINISTRY Carolyn Nolan
YOUTH MINISTRY
Catherine Imholte
MARRIAGE TIP: Explore what made your beloved the person he/she is. What traits did he get from his parents? What has been on her bucket list since she was a teen? Who was the most influential person in your spouse’s life during childhood? Ask. Share.
BAPTISM PREP CLASS for parents meets Tues., June 20th from 7 - 9 pm in the Birch Library. Bap-tisms are celebrated on the 2nd & 4th Sundays of each month after the 11 am Mass. Call the Parish Office at 301-898-5111 to schedule baptism and to schedule taking the class.
"FIRE WITHIN" - Join Sister Helena Burnes, Jon Leonetti, Archbishop William Lori, & others at the Maryland Catholic Women's Conference Re-treat on October 6, 7, 8 at Mount St. Mary's Univer-sity, in Emmitsburg, MD. Full retreat - $65/Saturday only -$55. Christ is calling you. Register now! Visit www.marylandcatholicwomen.com or call Jeanne at 443-324-8487.
VBS IS COMING! June 26th—30th; 9 AM- NoonTWO WEEKS LEFT TO REGISTER! VBS Registra-tions are now available! Please go to http://www.stpeter-libertytown.org/vbs or contact Stacy Wright at [email protected] to obtain one. Registrations are due no later than June 9, 2017.
WE ARE GEARING UP FOR A GREAT TIME BUT WE NEED YOU! We are still looking for adults and teens ages 14 and up that can help with our different age leveled groups at VBS. You would get to spend time with the same kids all week while experiencing the fun of VBS for yourself! If you would like to volunteer for VBS email Stacy Wright at [email protected].
VBS STUDENTS WILL BE FOCUSING ON THE GLOBAL WATER CRISIS THIS YEAR
Did you know... 2.5 billion people in the world do not have access to adequate sanitation. This is about 35 percent of the world's population.
For every $1 spent on water, sanitation, and hygiene programs, there is on average, a $4 return in produc-tivity.
Around 700,000 children die every year from diar-rhea caused by unsafe water and poor sanitation- that's almost 2, 000 children a day
This year, we are partnering with Catholic Relief Ser-vices in an effort to increase the access to clean wa-ter for children and families around the world. The donations collected at VBS will go toward digging wells in villages and communities who need this life-
saving service. If you would like to make a donation please contact the Parish Office or leave an enve-lope labeled VBS Water Crisis in the collection basket.
ELEMENTARY FAITH
Stacy Wright [email protected]
Appalachia Fundraiser – June 23rd
in Sullivan Hall from 6:30pm-9pm. Cost: $20 per person, must be 18 or older to attend. Babysitting Cost: $5 per child with a cap at $10. Food, silent auction, raffles and more! All proceeds cover student fees to attend the mission trip and supplies for the projects.
Summer Ministry for High School Students: The first and last Sunday of each month we will have a summer ministry meeting in the Pavilion (unless oth-erwise noted). May
28: Volleyball/Ultimate Frisbee
June
4: Outdoor Adoration/Praise & Worship
25: Field Trip: Hershey Park – leave after the 11 am Mass (RSVP Required) July
2: No Meeting – Happy 4th of July!
30: One Day Retreat (RSVP Required) August 6: Movie Night 27: Water wars + BBQ
Financial Report 5/21/17
WKLY GOAL ACTUAL WKLY EFT TOTALS
Env/Loose $19,746.00 $9,538.16 $4,560.00 $14,098.16
Poor Box $ 902.00 $ 183.08 $ 297.80 $ 480.88
Monthly Blue Env/Mortg $28,282.00 $ 6,215.67 $2,249.00 $ 8,464.67
THANK YOU FOR YOUR STEWARDSHIP OF GOD’S GIFTS!
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, COUNCIL 13290: KEVIN QUINN, GK (301-302-7555) Council meets the 1st & 3rd Tuesdays each month; 7:30 pm, Sappington Hall.
THIS WEEK: • Mon., May 29th - Memorial Day Ceremony -
Mass, Grotto, Reception. (Family Event)
NEXT WEEK: • Tues., June 6th - NO SOCIAL MEETING . • Thurs., June 8th - KEO (Knights Eating Out) 1
pm Frederick Airways Inn @Airport • Thurs., June 8th - Adoration, 3 am
• Fri., June 9th - Do not forget the parish Volun-teer party, 7 - 9 pm. (Invitations only)
• Sat., June 10th - Sir Knights - Veterans Picnic.
CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT ON THE 16TH - GET YOUR CLUBS READY!
Down the Road: Sat. & Sun., June 17th & 18th Father’s Day Pens; Sun., June 18th - Corpus Christi Prayer Procession; Our regular meetings with the transfer of the GK Gavel on Tues., June 20th.
Spotlight: The Maryland State Council Conven-tion Program Awards - Our council did very well as we were recognized for our excellent programs. Many thanks to all for making this possible -- namely: Our parishioners for their unending sup-port, Fr. Jason for his Counsel and Support, Our Officers and Chairmen for their Leadership, our Squires and Knight Lights Auxiliary for their time and efforts operating and supporting our programs, and the parish office staff who assisted with sched-uling, bulletins and supplies. None of our work could be accomplished without this cooperation and team effort. Thanks All: The Knights of St. Pe-ter the Apostle Parish.
LADIES CLUB: The next meeting of the La-dies Club will be held on Friday, June 2nd at 10:00 am in Sappington Hall. Lunch will follow
at Wilcom's Restaurant in Monrovia at Route 75/80. Hope to see many of our present members and hopefully we will see some new faces. Come join and be joyful...We are hosting another Paint Nite event to raise money for the church mortgage and you are invit-ed! Mark your calendars for June 10, 7pm (doors open at 6:30) in the Parish Center. The cost of each ticket is $45 and includes ALL supplies and instruction to create your masterpiece. At Paint Nite, a local artist will assist and inspire us – all while we socialize, sip and munch (BYO refreshments and snacks) for a great cause. We’ll end up painting fond memories of a priceless masterpiece; no art experience is necessary! Paint Nite will donate a portion of ticket sales to the St. Peter’s Ladies Club to help pay down our church mortgage! This event is open to anyone 21 years and older (guys are welcome too!) Let’s get together and get painting, please RSVP and register now at www.paintnite.com/events/_1174371. For assistance with registering, please email [email protected] or call Robyn Jacobs, 301-471-3533 Limited seating! Don’t delay!
PARISH NURSE NOTES: June is Men’s Health Month! When it comes to men and health care, the numbers don’t lie: Compared with women, men are 24 percent less likely to visit their doctors in any given year and 22
percent less likely to get their cholesterol checked. They’re also less willing to be screened for cancer, de-spite the fact that their cancer mortality rates are high-er. The routine tests needed by men over 60 are: blood cholesterol level, blood pressure, PSA (up for discussion but should be considered), colon cancer screening, skin cancer self-exam with follow-up for any abnormal possibilities, diabetes screening (especially if there is family history). Taking care of yourself is for your benefit as well as your family. Contact Marybeth Terrell, Parish Nurse, at 301-845-6572.
GIFT CARD PROGRAM: The company that issues the Safeway gift cards has identified an issue with some of the white Safeway gift cards. If you have experienced problems with your Safeway gift cards please contact Mary O'Connor at the parish office, 301-898-5111, with the card number and she will contact the company to get the issue resolved. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
email: [email protected].
ST. THOMAS MORE ACADEMY: NOW ENROL-LING FOR THE 2017-2018 SCHOOL YEAR – STMA provides a Classical Liberal Arts Curriculum with a STREAM initiative. Call 240-490-5479 to learn more.
MOTHER SETON SCHOOL: Applications for 2017-2018 now being accepted. Pre-K openings fill quickly! We are conveniently located just 25 minutes north of Frederick, with bus service & the most affordable tuition in the county. Limited Pre-K openings available! Contact Amy Myles at email [email protected] or call her at 301-447-3165 for more information or to schedule a private tour. Mother Seton School (Emmitsburg) is looking for substitute bus drivers for the 2017-
2018 school year! Must be Maryland CDL li-censed and be able to provide references. Please contact Sister Joan Corcoran, D.C. at 301-447-3161 or email her at [email protected] if you are interested in applying.
COMMUNITY LIFE
RED CROSS BLOODMOBILE: will be held on Tues., June 6th in Sappington Hall from 2:00—7:30 pm. If you are at least 110 lbs., healthy, & 17 years of age, you may donate. To schedule or for more info, call
Linda at 301-829-2888. We are grateful for your great generosity in giving the gift of life!
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA, Elizabeth Ann Seton Court #278, St. John the Evangelist Church in Frederick invite you to our Annual Wom-en’s Retreat, to be held on June 2nd. The retreat is open to all women & you do not have to belong to the Catholic Daughters. Our guest speaker is Rev. Chuck Wible, Associate Pastor of St. John the Evan-gelist Church. It will be held in the Sister Margaret Bauer Center on the St. John’s Campus. The retreat will run from 9 am to 3 pm. It will include breakfast refreshments, lunch, group discussion & reflection, followed by a Mass Celebration. The cost is $30. You may register by sending your check to the Cath-olic Daughters, St. John the Evangelist Church, 112 East 2nd St., Frederick MD 21701. Check made payable to CDA #278. Questions? Call Lynn Rine-hart, Chairman at 301-473-7844.
AROUND OUR ARCHDIOCESE
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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL: Today as we celebrate the feast of the Ascension we are reminded that Christ’s saving work on earth continues through his disciples and now through us. In April, through your gifts, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul brought the love & care of Jesus to the poor by spending $10,804 to assist 114 needy Frederick families & individuals (totaling 236 men, women & children). This figure includes $4758 for housing and motel expenses (helping clients avoid eviction, pay a secu-rity deposit or obtain emergency housing), and $4323 for overdue electric, gas or water utility bills after clients received shutoff notices. Thank You! For info call 301-662-4676.
OPEN YOUR HYMNAL! Check out the new “Open Your Hymnal” podcast. Each episode ex-plores one of the most beloved & enduring songs we sing at Mass. In conversation with the composer, this podcast breaks open the inspiring stories of how these songs were created & brought to the assem-bly. Our first episode (online now) examines the song, “On Eagle’s Wings” with composer Michael Joncas. It can be subscribed to via iTunes or found at our website: www.openyourhymnal.com.
ST. JOHN REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL: Ap-plications for Pre-K – 8th Grade now being accepted for the 2017-18 school year. Apply now at www.sjrcs.org. Little Treasures Pre-K: Don’t de-lay. Limited openings still available in our “Little Treasures” Pre-K 3 & 4 program. The curriculum will provide hands-on learning that will prepare chil-dren for school success. Activities will enhance a child’s early educational development and will in-clude craft and learning activities that help pre-schoolers understand numbers, letters, sounds, col-ors, and shapes. Children will enjoy poems, books, stories, games, finger-plays, arts and crafts, science projects, and physical activities. Visit http://www.sjrcs.org for more information and to apply.
SAINT JOHN’S CATHOLIC PREP HIGH SCHOOL: Saint John’s is a Catholic, coeducational, college preparatory high school now located at its new cam-pus at 3989 Buckeystown Pike in Buckeystown, MD. Prospective parents and students can also visit Saint John’s online at www.saintjohnsprep.org. For more information about admissions or the open house, please call the school at 301-662-4210 or
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