Parish of Bangor, Member of Ards Pastoral Community

Parish Priest: Very Rev Gunn St Comgall’s Presbytery, 27 Brunswick Road, Bangor, Co Down, BT20 3DS

T: (028) 9146-5522 E:[email protected] W:www.bangorparish.com Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9.30pm to 1pm.

rd 3 Sunday of Lent – 7 March 2021 Your prayers are requested for

PUBLIC MASS NEXT WEEK: Recently Deceased: Mary (May) McLaughlin As you know there will be NO PUBLIC MASS in the Parish Anniversaries: Lily Conlan, John Conlan, until the end of this lock down. John Brannigan, Betty Kelly, Joe Kelly, Mary Waddell, Maura McLaughlin, Marie Brannigan, PARISH LENT REFLECTIONS Brendan O’Reilly, Margaret McAnulty, Anne McAlea, Sarah O’Hara, Peg O’Hara, Mary MORNING & EVENING PRAYER Anderson, Sheila Walsh, Jim Carey, Stella All Sundays in Lent found in ‘Lent Podcasts’ Morrow, Brigid McArdle, Paddy O’Neill, Margaret Balance, Sarah Doherty, Patricia PRAYING WITH THE ICONS Gray, Brian McCartan, Hannah Carlin, Marie under The Four found in ‘Parish Today’ McNeill, Ann Owens, Janet Bereen, Mary Freeney, Jim Reilly, James Williamson. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Please note Daily Mass will be recorded for the Parish Podcast LENT REFLECTIONS & RESOURCES

and available at the usual times: 11am weekday, 9pm Saturday. Jesuit Centres – Britain & Dublin

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ www.pathwaystogod.org/resources Each week, Living Youth will be posting an activity for young people to www.Manresa.ie

engage in, which will have a video outlining the activity, a task/guidance for those aged 11-14 to complete and a task/guidance for those aged Diocesan – Living Church Committee Walking with Jesus along the Via Dolorosa 15-18 to complete. (found on website under Bulletins click for sub- The themes for each week are: folder ‘Reflections’)  Week 1 - Fasting from Consumerism

 Week 2 - Mental Wellbeing with the 4 Corners Festival Bethany Bereavement Support Group  Week 3 - Social Awareness with we are here to support and listen. Habitat for Humanity Confidential. 075 1085 2157  Week 4 - Digital Fasting for Mother’s Day  Week 5 - Praying with Your Parish St Vincent de Paul  Week 6 - Almsgiving to a Foodbank Helpline 077 0367 9384  Week 7 - Praying for Our Church (Mass of Chrism) Donations of good quality furniture and  Week 8 - Pilgrimage to Your Parish (Easter Week) clothing are suspended temporarily.

www.livingyouth.co.uk Sr Maura of the Columban Sisters Prayer to Joseph by Saint Brother André Bessette Thehas full added programme new reflections and resources to the websitefor the programme page. Find themcan be under found the at https://www.livingyouth.co.uk/lent‘News’ section of the tool bar and-2021 in -theresources Columban and Sistersthe weekly page O Good , grant me what you activities for participantsunder will be‘The posted Parish at Today’. yourself would ask if you were in my place https://www.livingyouth.co.uk/lent-2021 and on the Living Youth on earth: (as for your intention).

Facebook & Instagram. Good Saint Joseph, be my help, harken to NEWTOWNARDS & COMBER PARISH my prayer. www.newtownardsandcomber.com

- LENTEN JOURNEY 2021- ‘Walking with Jesus along the Via Bangor Parish Podcast Dolorosa’, every THURSDAY EVENING at 7pm during Lent. Continues Fr Gunn offers Mass daily in th on Thursday, 11 March. Fr Martin O’Hagan will lead the sessions together the oratory of the Parochial with the Knights of St Columbanus via the parish webcam. House and podcasts it on the parish website. You can listen to the Parish podcasts CONFIRMATION CLASSES 2021 by clicking on the audio files We invite expressions of interest from parents of children not attending Catholic Schools who wish to have them confirmed. Please contact the on the website or by searching for “Parish parish office as soon as possible for registration. Of Bangor Podcast” in the apple or google podcast apps. You can download these apps from Apple App Store or Google Play Podcast audio Mass is available on the parish website If you use these apps please ‘subscribe’ to www.bangorparish.com our channel so you receive all the latest (Daily) by 11.30am. [Sat vigil] by 9pm. podcasts straight to your phone or tablet.

8 Page Bulletin don’t forget to scroll down for all the updated information…

THE PARISH CENTRE IS CLOSED to FULL COPY OF MISSALETTE ON THE WEBSITE groups until further notice due to social distancing as recommended by the Diocese of on the Slider or found in ‘NEWS’

Down and Connor, which is following the government’s advice. As you will have noticed we have refreshed our website and have

If you would like your deceased family & given some new prayer resources: Look under The Parish Today friends to be prayed for please email your  Daily Mass – uploaded by 11am.

names to the parish office: E:  NEW RESOURCES ONLINE… November 2020 [email protected] all names will then be mentioned on the Prayer Resources & articles from the Columban Sisters – weekly Sunday bulletin. Sr Maura & Sr Suzanna. ====== Family Creative Prayer.

BAPTISM REGISTRATION Diocesan Directory available in the Parish Office.

DiDio Cost £4 Evenings only until further notice at 7pm. Wednesdays and Thursdays. Includes updated list of Priests, City & Country Parishes, Church Please register online SIDE BAR under Services, Diocesan Bodies, Religious Orders & Pastoral ‘Sacramental Preparation’ Organisations, Schools & Colleges, Index of deceased bishops and priests 1960 – 2019.

Different ways of donating to St Vincent de Paul.

Direct Payment to Conferences Bank Account. St Comgall’s, Allied Irish Bank. Sort Code 93-82-03. A/C No is 25302098. Most Holy Redeemer Ballyholme, Allied Irish Bank. Sort Code 93-82-03. A/C No. 06885061. For account reconciliation purposes, please provide a note of your name where indicated. Gift Aid Envelopes will be made available. Standing order form is available on Parish website. Taxpayers please tick the box which will give us an extra 25p in the pound. Thank you.

Donations of good quality furniture and clothing are suspended temporarily. Storehouse North Down Storehouse continues to help St Vincent De Paul provide non-perishable food for those in need. Storehouse welcomes donations of foodstuff at their premises, 12 Balloo Avenue, Bangor on Mondays and Thursdays between 10.00am to 3.00 pm. Cash donations are also very acceptable.

Prayers of Intercession which you might like to use for private meditation can be accessed on the following link, which will bring you directly to the relevant page on the vocations.ie website. https://vocations.ie/2020/08/04/parish-vocation-resources-for-august- 2020/ “We proclaim Christ crucified…the power and wisdom of God.” (1 Cor 1:22-25)

Could Jesus be calling you to proclaim His life, death and resurrection, to bring faith, hope and meaning to life to others, as a priest or in the consecrated life? Is the Lord strengthening you to consider the grace of a vocation to the priesthood or consecrated life?

Speak to Fr Joseph Gunn or email: [email protected]

TRÓCAIRE thank you for your help. You can donate in the following ways: 1. Online at www.trocaire.org. 2. By phone: 0800 912 1200 (NI) 3. By post to Trócaire, 10 King Street, Belfast, BT1 6AD (NI), please count the amount you have collected indicating the parish you are connected to by writing on the back of the cheque D&C Bangor Parish. Post your cheque through the post box at the parochial house with your Name, Address and Tel No. and we will send to Trocaire. This virus knows no borders, but neither does our compassion.

Prayer Online: Come and join us at… www.soulparemission.com Who are we? We are a new interactive prayer website created by Jacinta Crockford DipTH, Spiritual Director living in Down and Connor. What’s on offer? A variety of PDF meditations on , St John Paul II, Ignatius Spirituality to name but a few. Lots of content to Dive into. There you will find - Podcasts on Faith, Friendship & Knowledge; Rosaries, Prayers and Marian Consecration. Come and join us and be part of the prayer movement online! Every Saturday at 4.30pm over the next 3 months (Jan-March 2021) I will be leading a live Rosary broadcast with ShalomWorld Internet TV. Just click on the following link to access this time of prayer. www.swprayer.org Please be assured that I will be including all the parishioners and their families during this Rosary.

3rd Sunday in Lent – 7 March 2021

Penitential Act: I confess to the almighty God and to you, my brothers and sisters, that I have greatly sinned, in my thoughts and in my words, in what I have done and in what I have failed to do, through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault; therefore I ask blessed Mary ever- , all the Angels and Saints, and you, my brothers and sisters, to pray for me to the Lord our God.

Gloria Gloria Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to people Gloria in excelsis Deo et in terra pax hominibus bonæ of good will. voluntatis.

We praise you, we bless you, we adore you, we glorify Laudamus te, benedicimus te, adoramus te, glorificamus te, you, we give you thanks for your great glory, Lord God, gratias agimus tibi propter magnam gloriam tuam, Domine heavenly King, O God, almighty Father. Deus, Rex cælestis, Deus Pater omnipotens.

Lord Jesus Christ, Only Begotten Son, Lord God, Lamb of Domine Fili Unigenite, Iesu Christe, Domine Deus, Agnus God, Son of the Father, you take away the sins of world, Dei, Filius Patris, qui tollis peccata mundi, miserere nobis; have mercy on us; you take away the sins of the world, qui tollis peccata mundi, suscipe deprecationem nostrum. receive our prayer; you are seated at the right hand of Qui sedes ad dexteram Patris, miserere nobis. the Father, have mercy on us.

For you alone are the Holy One, you alone are the Lord, Quoniam tu solus Sanctus, tu solas Dominus, tu solas you alone are the Most High, Jesus Christ, with the Holy Altissimus, Iesu Christe, cum Sancto Spiritu: in Gloria Dei Spirit, in the glory of God the Father. Amen. Patris. Amen.

FIRST READING 20:1-17 A reading from the book of Exodus. RESPONSORIAL PSALM Ps18:8-11.R.Jn6:68 R. You, Lord, have the message of eternal life. SECOND READING 1:22-25 A reading from the first letter of St Paul to the Corinthians GOSPEL 2:13-25 A reading from the holy Gospel according to John

PRAYERS AT HOLY COMMUNION

ANIMA CHRISTI Spiritual Holy Communion Prayer Prayer to the Most Holy Redeemer

My Jesus, I believe that you are present Soul of Christ, sanctify me. in the most Blessed Sacrament. Body of Christ, save me. I love you above all things and Blood of Christ, embolden me. I desire to receive you into my soul. Water from the side of Christ, wash me. Since I cannot now receive you sacramentally, Passion of Christ, strengthen me. come at least spiritually into my heart. O good Jesus, hear me. I embrace you as if you have already come, Within your wounds hide me. and unite myself wholly to you. Never permit me to be separated from you. Never permit me to be separated from you. From the evil enemy defend me. Amen. At the hour of my death call me composed by Saint and bid me to come to you, that with your Saints I may praise you for age upon age. Amen

======Are You, or anyone you know, having financial difficulties due to reduced or loss of income through Looking for something to do this Covid 19? Lent? Something prayerful? The Society of St Vincent de Paul, throughout North Down and Ards can help. Aishling and Louise from the Living We know how hard it is to ask for help but these are Church team will be facilitating our extraordinary times and people 5 week Lectio Divina programme are suffering through no fault of their own.

written especially for Lent in PLEASE contact us if you need help. 07703679384 Lockdown. We have three options ======for you to join in; th Northern Ireland Blood Transfusion Service  Monday at 7pm beginning on Monday 15 Feb Hamilton Rd, Presbyterian Church th  Thursdays at 1:30pm beginning on Thursday 18 Feb Monday 22nd February – 1pm to 4pm & 5pm to 7.30pm  Thursdays at 7pm beginning on Thursday 18th Feb Tuesday 23rd February – 10.30am to 1pm & 2.30pm to 5pm To join simply send an e-mail to [email protected] we will send ======you the zoom link. ======Right To Life UK. Stand Up and Smile campaign Living with Rare Disease? to protect babies with cleft-lip and club foot. The Northern Ireland Rare Disease Partnership have a FREE Below an intercessory prayer. Virtual Living Well with Rare Disease Programme open to “We pray for all women going through unexpected anyone affected by a Rare Disease (patients and carers). For information on how to book places and upcoming dates pregnancies, that they would experience peace and contact [email protected] or telephone 0770 447 6929 or 0770 support in their situations, and experience the many 447 6930. blessings that motherhood brings.” ======LENTEN PIONEER PLEDGE Ask your MP to sign a parliamentary motion calling Many people choose to abstain from alcohol during Lent. on the Government to introduce new guidance on Why not take this opportunity to perhaps help yourself or fetal pain someone you know with an alcohol or drug problem by A new parliamentary motion (EDM 1340) is calling on the offering your sacrifice for freedom from addiction? Please Government to introduce new guidance on fetal pain. The consider taking the short- term Lenten Pledge and make a evidence that babies can feel pain in the womb, and during difference to someone's life and say the following daily many abortions, highlights the humanity of the unborn child prayer. and provides another important reason to introduce legis- PRAYER:" I promise in honour of the Sacred Heart of lation to protect the unborn child from abortion. Right To Jesus and with the help of the Blessed Virgin Mary to Life UK have set up an easy-to-use tool which makes it abstain from all alcoholic drink during Lent." simple to contact your MP, and ask them to sign this motion calling on the Government to introduce new guidance on fetal pain. It only takes 30 seconds using this easy-to-use tool. This tool can be accessed by visiting the ======link www.righttolife.org.uk/FetalPainMotion Holy Mass Live Stream ======Holy Mass is celebrated Monday to Friday at 12 noon for friends Preparing for Marriage? Catholic Engaged and benefactors of Aid to the Church in Need, Ireland. Encounter. A 'Zoom' online Marriage Preparation Beginning soon, we will also host a weekly rosary, to facilitate prayerful community among our staff and benefactors. Contact course is planned for 27-28 March 2021. This 2-day [email protected] if you would like to join us weekly to pray course is a positive way of preparing for Marriage for the persecuted Church. where you will discover how you can enrich your ======future relationship. Information/Booking: marriageencounter.ie or 028276 385

Knock Shrine offers virtual pilgrimages This year, as we find ourselves in unique and challenging times, ======pilgrimage Masses will be broadcast online from Knock Basilica Mary’s Meals Campaign every Sunday at 3pm. The schedule for the afternoon will Despite the challenges of another lockdown, we embrace the start include the praying of the Rosary at 2.30pm, followed by Mass of a new year with the hope of better times and continue to be and Benediction at 3pm. The celebrant will be Fr. Richard inspired by your love and support for our work. Gibbons, PP, Rector at Knock Shrine. Daily Masses continue to Contact us at Mary's Meals E: [email protected] be broadcast on the Knock Shrine website and Facebook page ======at 12 Noon and 7.30pm, with Rosary at 7pm. SUNDAY MASS IS BROADCAST AT 12 NOON, ROSARY AT 2.30PM and MASS AT 3PM. For further details, please see www.knockshrine.ie

UPDATES FROM North Down Community Network UPDATES TO CURRENT RESTRICTIONS ++++++++++++++++++++++++ Our Community Hub remains closed for walk ins, however, St Joseph’s Consecration - Poster there is a member of staff here each week day, should Poster of special dates in the Year of St Joseph when you anyone need to knock on our door or call for support. can especially make a consecration to him can be found Staff will continue on the work remotely and help deliver essential shopping and pick subfolder of the ‘Bulletin’ page under noticeboard… up prescriptions for those who need it. Again, our booklet ======will help those seek a service of support depending on their need and the link is attached to download as a PDF - https://ndcn.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Winter-Booklet- 2020.pdf full brochure found on the parish website under ‘Bulletin’ subfolder ‘noticeboard’…

CATHOLIC GROUPS ANNOUNCE VIRTUAL PILGRIMAGE TO HOLY LAND

Several Catholic groups have opened on-line registration for a free virtual pilgrimage, where pilgrims may experience the culture and prayer of the Holy Land for over 40 days. It is titled the “Pilgrimage In Faith: A Virtual Lenten Journey Through the Holy Land Inspired by , Our Father in Faith” and will take place between Feb. 15 and April 4.

This is the second virtual pilgrimage since the organizations the Pontifical Notre Dame of Jerusalem Center, Terra Sancta Mexico, and Magdala conducted a similar trip in October. Pilgrims will experience a virtual tour of the Holy Land through Lent and Holy Week, and they will conclude the pilgrimage with a broadcast of Easter Vigil Mass and a reflection of the “Pilgrimage in Faith.” Each day, the virtual tour will offer a 30-minute reflection on the Creed alongside significant locations in the Holy Land. It will then be followed by the broadcast of Mass. The first two days will also include two introductory videos from pilgrim leaders Kathleen Nichols and Father Eamon Kelly. The Consecrated Women of Regnum Christi and the RC Music Collective have provided a majority of musical content for the pilgrimage. An additional piece was composed by Alejandro de la Garza to help pilgrims meditate through the Lenten period. Several registered participants will also win a special gift at the end of the virtual pilgrimage. The gifts will be raffled on Easter Sunday.

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AID TO THE CHURCH IN NEED

God holding me IN ADVANCE OF FRANCIS VISITING , FR. BILLY SWAN SHARES HIS MEMORIES OF FR. RAGHEED GANNI. FR. RAGHEED WAS A CHALDEAN PRIEST FROM IRAQ AND WAS MARTYRED IN 2007. FR. RAGHEED IS RECOGNISED AS A , WITH HIS CAUSE BEING OPENED BY THE CONGREGATION FOR THE CAUSES OF SAINTS. By Fr. Billy Swan

Picture of Fr. Ragheed Aziz Ganni. (Credit: Fr. Rebwar Basa)

I lived with Fr Ragheed Ganni at the Irish College in from 2002 to 2003. He was one of three postgraduate priests from Iraq who were living at the College and who were studying in Rome at the time. Ragheed’s room was on our corridor and he mixed happily with us Irish priests and others from different nationalities. There were many qualities to admire about him. He was very popular, respected and mixed well with everyone. He used to amaze Irish pilgrims who visited the College when he would greet them with some words of Irish that he learned from working at Lough Derg during the summer months. He played football, table tennis and took a full part in the life of the College. Like his colleagues from Iraq and other troubled parts of the world, I admired the clarity of his identity as a Christian and as a priest. He was clear in what he stood for and clear about the price to pay for living the Gospel in a hostile environment. In March 2003, the war on terror that began as a response to the attacks of 9/11, reached Iraq with the invasion of the Allied troops. I still have vivid memories of Ragheed in the College TV room as he watched the events unfold on Sky News. The worry etched on his face was there for all his friends to see. We supported him as best we could but feared for his future. Undoubtedly, he feared for himself and his people but was determined to return to his diocese of and to be with his people at their time of need. Having completed his studies, we bid him farewell on the steps of the College in June 2003 as he left to return home. On arriving in Mosul, he was appointed as parish priest, but shortly after, dark clouds began to gather. He was warned several times by extremists to shut down his parish and send the people away, but he refused. He said: ‘As long as the people still come, then how can I send them away? I belong here with them’.

The tombs of Fr. Ragheed Ganni and Faraj Rahho in Karamless. (credit: Aid to the Church in Need)

In May 2005, Fr Ragheed was invited to speak at a Eucharistic Congress in Bari in the South-East of Italy to share his experience of living as a Christian under persecution. On that occasion, he shared two profoundly inspiring insights that will always stay with me. Concerning the Eucharist and what it meant for the Christians of Iraq, Ragheed said: ‘Mosul Christians are not theologians; some are even illiterate. And yet inside of us for many generations one truth has become embedded: without the Sunday Eucharist we cannot live. For us, the terrorists take life, but the Eucharist gives it back’. He spoke these words as one of hundreds of people who took their life into their own hands by gathering for Eucharist each Sunday. He also shared on that occasion: ‘There are days when I feel frail and full of fear. But when, holding the Eucharist, I say 'Behold the Lamb of God. Behold He who takes away the sin of the world'. Then I feel His strength in me. When I hold the Host in my hands, it is really He who is holding me and all of us’. The last time I saw him was in November 2006 when he returned to Rome for the last time. On a Saturday morning, I helped him write a letter to President McAleese asking her to highlight the cause of his suffering people under threat of their lives. On our way out for a coffee break, I notice he was limping. I asked him what was wrong and he said: ‘My legs hurt. In Iraq I can’t leave the house except for Mass because it’s too dangerous. Therefore, I can’t exercise’. He then told me about what life was like for him and the Christians of his parish. I was humbled by how much he was suffering to be faithful to Christ and how light was my cross in comparison. I was embarrassed at how much we take our religious freedom for granted in the west when so many of our fellow Christians all over the world are deprived of it.

Buildings destroyed by ISIS in Iraq. (Credit: Aid to the Church in Need)

On 3rd June 2007, Fr. Ragheed Ganni was murdered along with three sub-deacons having celebrated Sunday Eucharist on the feast of the Most Holy Trinity. Having spoke so movingly in Bari in 2005 about the importance of the Eucharist in his life, it was a source of consolation to us that his blood was poured out for his faith having ministered at the altar an hour before, where Christ the priest poured out his blood and gave his body out of love for us all. The Chaldean Church mourned the death of their beloved son. The Irish College community mourned our beloved brother as did many other Irish people who knew Ragheed. We were all distraught on hearing about his death. But also, because suddenly, Christian persecution had become real in a way that woke us out of our complacency. After the death of Ragheed, we realised that praying to the martyrs is one thing. Knowing a martyr is another. For us blessed to know Ragheed, his life and death is a link to a chain of thousands of martyrs from Ireland to Iraq and all around the world. Christianity has been firmly established in Iraq for nearly two thousand years, but from the fourth century to the present day, Christians in countries like Iraq have faced periods of terrible persecution. Ragheed Ganni’s life and death connects the Irish Church to the suffering Church of Iraq and the Middle-East.

Cemetery destroyed by ISIS in Iraq. (Credit: Aid to the Church in Need)

This deep spiritual connection is visualized in the mosaic in the apse of the chapel in the Irish College in Rome. There Fr Ragheed is pictured carrying a palm branch in the company of Saints Patrick, Brigid, Columbanus, Don Columba Marmion and the martyred Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All of Ireland, St . I recall giving a tour of the Irish College Chapel to a group of pilgrims who were visiting from Ireland. At the end of the talk, a young man asked me why the other saints had halos around their heads but Fr Ragheed did not. I responded by making a prediction that one day Fr Ragheed will have a halo around him in that mosaic for he will be declared saint and martyr of the Church. In 2018, near the eleventh anniversary of the deaths of Fr. Ragheed and his companions, it was announced that their cause had already been opened at the Congregation for the Causes of Saints. Our dear friend is now known as ‘Fr Ragheed Ganni – Servant of God’. It will be a source of great joy when, in the future, God willing, Ragheed will be beatified and canonized a saint of the Church. During his homily during a TV Mass for Vocations Sunday 2020, Bishop Phonsie Cullinan of the Diocese of Waterford and Lismore spoke about Fr Ragheed’s legacy to those who knew him: ‘Ragheed is a hero for me, an example, an inspiration. We all need heroes. He in turn was inspired by Jesus Christ, the Good Shepherd. Ragheed knew Jesus. Jesus knew him. Jesus asked him to live his vocation of priesthood in a particular way’.

Ragheed Ganni is indeed a hero for all priests but also for all Christians. His teaches us to treasure our religious liberty and to protect it. But his story also urges us never to forget those deprived of that freedom. He pushes us to be clear about what being a Christian means and the commitment needed to be remain as a of Jesus Christ through good times and bad. He brings us back to the Eucharist as the beating heart of our faith and the source of strength to so many whose only crime is their faith in the Lord. His memorable words of ‘He holding me’ is a powerful testimony of our communion with Christ when we receive the Eucharist, the intimate fusion of his divinity with our humanity and the boundless love that enables us to face any trial or difficulty. Finally, Ragheed Ganni taught me of what it means to belong to the Universal Church. Before I knew him, the martyrs were historical figures of the past. With Ragheed’s death, their witness became a living stream of inspiration to fidelity to Christ and the mission that he has entrusted to us in the modern world. Ragheed was one of thousands who suffered enormously for their faith and continue to do so. These are our brothers and sisters in Christ who held on to their faith and the truth of the Gospel while inspiring us to hold firm to ours. May the Lord who held him at the Eucharist and in life, hold him now for all eternity in paradise. Fr Ragheed, Servant of God, pray for us.

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