“Stay awake! ST. PETER’S PARISH You must be prepared!”
First Sunday of Advent November 27 , 2016
What was the ceremony celebrated last Sunday at Mass? Last Sunday we celebrated two Rites of initiation for inquirers in the RCIA process: the Rite of Acceptance into the Order of Catechumens (for those preparing for their Baptism) and the Rite of Welcoming (for those already baptized in another Christian tradition who are seeking full communion with the Catholic Church).
The following catechumens U U - Susan Brewington Sarah Diehl Miller celebrated the U U Christen Craig Joshua George Rite of Acceptance:
The following candidates U U U celebrated the Bethni Albright Natalie Freeman Sharma Keeler U Shaunna Claunch U Joseph Kaufman U Jake Meyer Rite of Welcoming: U Lauren Michlitsch
A very special thanks to all who helped in any way with the celebration. Please continue to pray for our catechumens and candidates as they now enter into a period of deeper formation in the RCIA process.
M A S S S C H E D U L E O U R M I S S I O N Sunday Masses Saturday…………………...………….……….5:00 p.m. We of St. Peter’s Parish are a faith community who have as our
Sunday………….………...9:00 & 11:00 a.m., 5:30 p.m. model our Lord Jesus Christ and the fulfillment of his mission. Weekday Masses (Church) We profess who we are by our shared belief and understanding Monday -Wednesday & Friday………………...8:15 a.m. of the Gospel. As people called to conversion, we come - All School Mass Thursday in Main Church.….8:15 a.m. together to celebrate and bear witness to God’s redemptive Sacrament of Reconciliation activity in our Lives. We live out this mission of Christ through Saturday………………………………….4:15 -4:45 p.m. prayer and worship and through our baptismal call, which
Or by appointment, contact Fr. Steve Cook or Fr. Amthor challenges us to minister to and with others. Eucharistic Adoration (Church) Tuesdays………………………… 8:45 a.m.—7:00 p.m.
St. Peter’s Parish • 815 East Meyer Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64131 • Parish Office: 816.363.2320 • www.stpkc.or g First Sunday of Advent November 27, 2016
Parking Lot Dedication
We will dedicate our new parking lot and circle drive on Monday November 28 - Sunday, November 27 8:15 a.m. Priest’s Intentions after the 11 a.m. Mass.
Tuesday November 29 Our new drop -off circle drive will
8:15 a.m. Priest’s Intentions be named for our long time school
secretary, Sally Euston. Please join Wednesday November 30 - St. Andrew, Apostle us for the dedication of 8:15 a.m. † Watson Healy (Healy Family) Sally Eagan Euston Memorial Drive .
Thursday December 1 8:15 a.m. Priest’s Intentions Please also invite any others you think might want to be here for the dedication. Friday December 2 - First Friday 8:15 a.m. In Thanksgiving Our Knights of Columbus will be grilling hotdogs for us in
Sally’s memory – she loved a good weenie roast! Saturday December 3 - First Saturday St. Francis Xavier, Priest
5:00 p.m. St. Peter’s Parishioners First Saturday Devotion
Sunday December 4 - 2nd Sunday of Advent Saturday, December 3 9:00 a.m. St. Peter’s Parishioners St. John Francis Regis Parish 11:00 a.m. St. Peter’s Parishioners 8941 James A. Reed Road, Kansas City 5:30 p.m. St. Peter’s Parishioners Opportunity for Confession begins at 7:30 a.m. and the Rosary and 15 minutes of meditation at 8 Please remember in prayer those who have died. a.m., followed by the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass Grant them eternal rest and peace, O Lord! at 9 a.m. Our Lady of Fatima requests us to make reparation to
her Immaculate Heart for offenses given by sins of people in the † Denotes Deceased world. Our Lady promised to assist at the hour of their death with the graces necessary for salvation those who made these devo- tions on five consecutive First Saturdays. They may also be made in any church. For more information, call 816.255.9556. Prayers St. Peter’s community prays for the following people: Ron Adrian, Angela Barbosa, Harvey Blackstone, Mary Brashear, Our Lady of Guadalupe Celebration Bob Cook, Charles Cook, Don Harris, Violet Huey, Ken Johnson, Saturday, December 10 at 8 a.m.
Julie Lisac, Joseph Ludwikoski, Mike McDonald, Michelle Our Lady of Perpetual Help Melland, Kris Omecene, Karl Royce, Scott Rundquist, Mike (Redemptorist Church) Spaeth, Diane Stiles, Ashton Thomas Stout, Thomas O’Sullivan, 3333 Broadway, Kansas City Jim Whitehurst, the elderly and infirm, the chronically ill and their caregivers.
Please notify the parish office of any new intentions or of any names that should be removed. Pray with Scripture. . .
Monday: Is 4:2-6/Ps 122/Mt 8:5-11 For their safe return Tuesday: Is 11:1-10/Ps 72/Lk 10:21-24 St. Peter’s community continues to pray for the members of our Wednesday: Rom 10:9-18/Ps 23/Mt 4:18-22 Thursday: Is 26:1-6/Ps 118/Mt 7:21, 24-27 parish and their family members who are serving in the armed Friday: Is 29:17-24/Ps 27/Mt 9:27-31 services: Jon Connelly, and Angelo Castillejo. Saturday: Is 30:19-21, 23-26/Ps 147/Mt 9:35--10:1, 5a, 6-8 Sunday: Is 11:1-10/Ps 72/Rom 15:4-9/Mt 3:1-12
2 | St. Peter’s Parish www.stpkc.org First Sunday of Advent November 27, 2016 Upcoming Liturgical Minister Trainings If you are interested in becoming a Lector or Eucharistic Minister at Mass, please contact James Wagner ([email protected]) in the parish office to RSVP for one of the upcoming trainings, which are listed below:
We especially need extra ministers at the 5:00 p.m. Saturday Mass and 5:30 p.m. Sunday Masses. † Lectors – Saturday, December 3 at 9 a.m. † Eucharistic Ministers – Saturday, December 10 at 9 a.m. THIS WEEK AT S T. P ETER ’S
It’s not just your mother’s Altar Society! Monday November 28 8:15 a.m.. Mass—Church CH T 1:00 p.m. Handmade for Neighbors LC 210 his year we will be trying some new activities such as making 7:00 p.m. Boy Scouts GR personalized rosaries and prayer bracelets (perfect for 2 nd grade 7:00 p.m. RCIA MR moms with kids making their first communion this year!)
Tuesday November 29 8:15 a.m. Mass CH Please consider supporting this important ministry of the church 8:45 a.m. Eucharistic Adoration—Church CH with your $10 payment. I’s not too late! There are so many ways 7:00 p.m. Women’s CRHP Team 9 RR to be involved without a big commitment of time. Your $10
Wednesday November 30 payment supports many important ministries in the church, 8:15 a.m. Mass CH including supplies necessary to make baptismal garments, prayer 10:00 a.m. Ceramics RR intention candles, vestments for our priests, and Christmas
7:00 p.m. Choir (11) CR Poinsettias for shut -ins. If you are interested in a more active
Thursday December 1 membership, there are still opportunities that only require service 8:15 a.m. All -School Mass CH once or twice a year. Some of these services include cleaning the 9:30 a.m. Thursday Morning Bible Study MR/RR church, laundering and pressing altar linens, and embroidering the 4:00 p.m. Rosary Group LC 210 baptismal garments for our newest members. If you have 6:30 p.m. Reservoir CH 7:00 p.m. Choir (9) CR additional questions, please contact: 7:30 p.m. Men’s CRHP RR Julie Bustamante 816.699.2986 [email protected] or
Friday December 2 Julie K eithline 314.614.5782 julieke [email protected] 8:15 a.m. Mass—Church CH
Saturday December 3 — Fall Campus Clean Up Day You may submit your Altar Society dues of $10 to the parish 9:00 a.m. Liturgical Minister Training—Lectors office, or place in the collection basket in a marked
4:15 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation CH envelope. Thank you for your contribution! 5:00 p.m. Mass CH
Sunday December 4 Upon this Rock – Employer Matching Gifts 9:00 a.m. Mass CH As you make and fulfill your pledge to the 9:00 a.m. Children’s Liturgy of the Word RR campaign, please consider pursuing a matching 11:00 a.m. Mass CH 5:30 p.m. Mass CH gift from your employer. Many local companies will match an employee's charitable donation. Although some companies do not match gifts to Fall Campus Clean Up Day religious organizations, this capital project in support of our Saturday, December 3 elementary school may be eligible. Hallmark, Sprint, Kansas City Southern are among the many local employers with generous Campus Wide matching gift programs. Ask your HR representative if your company has a matching gift program, and if our campaign Legacy Center Church School qualifies. You may check the St. Peter's website for more infor- LC 200 Board Room CH Sanctuary GR Garden Room LC 210 Green Room MR Church Basement (School Cafeteria) mation, and see our chart of known matching gift employers. You LC 220 Youth Room CR Choir Room MC McKay Center (Gym) may have the opportunity to double your gift. Contact Karen Bride’s Room LC 102 Legacy Basement BR SP School Parking Lot Conley or Warren Blevins in the parish office with any questions. RCT Rectory RR Romero Room OFF Off-Site
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Do you: ; give gift cards for Christmas gifts? ; give your staff “small gifts” for the Holidays? ; want to order a large quality of cards to hand out?
Altar Cleaning Schedule If you would like a large volume order, please contact Jennifer Lombardi directly to place your Nov 27 L Madeo, S Wirtz order. STP Reward$ cards will be for sale after the 5 p.m. Mass on December 3 and after the 9 and Dec 4 S Robertson, S BIritz 11 a.m. Masses on December 4. Card orders for Social Services will also be available. Pick up Dec 11 M Linscott, E Berg Dec 18 cards or order cards that will be available the following weekend. For questions, contact Jennifer M Pelto, J Burlette Dec 25 C Gajewski, J Miller Lombardi at: [email protected].
November Purificator PTA and STP Reward$ will be hosting a Christmas Coffee with Card Sales on Mary Lou Blomster and Judy Whalen Friday, December 2 from 7:45—9:00 a.m. in the school lobby . Stop by to shop, December Purificator enjoy coffee or place an order that will be available for pick up on December 9. Kathy Maenle
Faith Formation Team Bookshelf A Baroque Christmas Sunday, December 4 at 7 p.m. Advent of the Savior: A Commentary on the Infancy Narratives of Jesus , Arrupe Hall Auditorium by Stephen J. Binz, Liturgical Press, Collegeville, MN, Price: $6.95
54th and Troost Avenue. T Rockhurst University’s Musica he infancy narratives of Matthew and Luke express the basic truths about the divine and Sacra Chorus and Orchestra, human mystery of Jesus Christ. Advent of the Savior reminds us that it is through these truths that directed by Timothy L. McDonald, we are called to experience the longing of Israel and of Mary His mother. will celebrate the holiday season with i ts signature concert The Infancy Narratives illuminate what the evangelists each teach us about the identity of Jesus and “A Baroque Christmas.” about the meaning of his coming. They point backwards to the whole history of Israel and forward The ensemble will perform a to the life, death and resurrection of Jesus and the apostolic mission of the Church. They show us Magnificat by Isabella Leonarda, a the links between the Jewish and Christian Scriptures and the histories of both peoples.
17th century nun from northern Advent is the season in which we reread and relive the experience of ancient Israel as it longed for Italy who served as a composer and the coming of the Messiah. It is crucial that we take this special season for what it is (a time to abbess of her religious community, reflect on who Jesus is and what his coming continues to mean) and not simply a time before the and Uns ist ein Kind geboren (Unto Us a Child is Born), a Christmas gifts arrive. We are called to delve in the literal and symbolic pregnancy which is described in the cantata attributed to Johann stories. This is much easier for the mothers among who intimately share the longings of both Israel and Mary. Sebastian Bach. The orchestra will perform Pastorale per la note di But, nevertheless, we can all enter into the manner in which Binz captures how the narratives Natale, created for midnight proclaim Jesus’ identity and invite us to come to him. We can try to deepen our longing for the Christmas services. The concert Messiah's coming again and ask God in our own day to be Emmanuel, "God with us." This small concludes with David Willcocks’ book is a major aid in doing that. popular arrangements of traditional Christmas carols. Stephen J. Binz is a biblical scholar, award -winning author, and popular speaker. He studied Scripture at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome and in Jerusalem. Live program notes begins at 6:15. For tickets, call the Central Ticket Ceremony of Lessons and Carols Office 816.235.6222, visit Saturday, December 3, 7 p.m., in Arrupe Hall Auditorium www.rockhurst.edu/mstickets or Celebrate the holiday season with this free concert ! The concert includes traditional and non - purchase at the performance. For traditional seasonal music, scriptural readings representing the Christmas story, and the program’s information, call 816.501.4607. traditional favorites, “Breath of Heaven” and “O Holy Night.” Free parking is available in the garage at 52nd and Troost Avenue and in all campus lots accessed by the university’s 54th street entrance. A reception follows the concert. To register your attendance, call 816.501.4828 or [email protected].
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Christmas Giving Program
T he first weekend of Advent, November 26 -27 will begin our Christmas Giving Program. Look for the Giving Tree in the foyer full of ornaments (decorated by Mrs. Schmidt’s art classes) with names, sizes, gender and wishes attached to each ornament. Please take an ornament and either buy a gift or gift card for your person, attach it VERY WELL to the ornament and return it to the back of the church or the Legacy Center by noon on Sunday, December 11. Gift cards allow the individuals to shop for their preferred color and size of gift, empowering them and assigning more dignity to the individual; and if purchased through the STP Rewards program, will benefit St. Peter’s as well! You may still want to shop for small items to attach to the cards so the person will still have a little something to open on Christmas. Small children are fun and easier to buy gifts for but teenagers may want a little more control over their gifts...we all did! And remember, as always, any extra gift/ grocery and gas cards are always needed in our Social Services Ministry for late -comers and unfulfilled ornaments. Please place these in an envelope marked for Social Services. Your generous support of St. Peter’s is always ppreciated by our extended parishioners. So far this year we have close to 75 families signed up for our Christmas Sharing Program.
Christmas Food Drive
S t. Peter’s Christmas Food Drive will start the first weekend of Advent as well. As in the past, we are asking for items that can be enjoyed for the holidays (non -perishable), nutritious, but yummy! We will be supplying Christmas boxes to over 75 families. We are also asking for grocery gift cards so our families can purchase meats and other perishables. (Please consider using the STP Rewards program.) Look for the beautifully decorated grocery sacks (thanks again to Mrs. Schmidt’s art students) inside every door at church. Please take a bag, fill it and return it to the church or the Legacy Center as soon as possible, but no later than Wednesday, December 7 th . For more information, call Dan at 816.877.0300 or email [email protected]
Here’s the list of most needed items: Crackers Potato Mixes Canned Fruits Pasta Sauce Pie Fillings Canned Milk Peanut Butter Rice Sides
VIP’s Bingo Party VIP’s Attention Young Seniors (8th Graders) and Mature Seniors! Christmas L Luncheon et's get together on November 27 at 12:00 p.m. in the church base- Our Christmas ment for a chili lunch and some rousing rounds of bingo. With your $5 Luncheon will be contribution you will get lunch, beverages, dessert, unlimited bingo games Thursday, and a great feeling of community! All proceeds go toward utility assis- December 15. tance in our area this winter. Call or e -mail Dan with your “Yes”! Save the Date and bring a friend! 816.877.0300 [email protected].
St. James Food Kitchen "Let the little children come unto Me, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these." Recent Baptisms —Luke18:16 O ur November 30 shift has been October 30, 2016 filled by Julie Lisac and family/ Henry Joseph Mulvany, son of November 13, 2016 friends. As always we could use a Ryan and Andrea (Trapp) Mulvany Eli Benjamin Skoch, son of few more volunteers to round out our Benjamin and Angela (Schleeper) Skoch † crew of regulars for following shift † on December 7. Contact Dan to help. Alison Elizabeth Albright, daughter of Joseph Robert Flournoy, son of 816.877.0300/ Brian and Bethni (Beasley) Albright Paul Flournoy and Aleigh Thomas [email protected]. †
Jack Theodore Yecke, son of
Nick and Lindsey (Hannah) Yecke
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2017 March for Life Pilgrimage Maintenance — 24 th annual St. Peter’s Catholic School Custodial Help Wanted Support our Seminarians Registration Now Open! Extended Care — seeks to hire Responsibilities include Benefit dinner is dedicated th additional adult workers (ages 21 custodial duties, minor to the 100 Anniversary of and up) to work with children,
maintenance and other Our Lady of Fatima. daily, from 3 -6 p.m., in the
miscellaneous duties in order Friday, January 27, 2017 after -school care program.
to ensure that facilities are Union Station, maintained in a healthy, safe 30 West Pershing Road, Experience working with
and sanitary manner. Please Kansas City, Missouri. children is preferred; however, send resumes to the business The reservation price is training will be provided. Join this multi -generational manager, Warren Blevins at $175.00 per person with ten A love of children, patience, and pilgrimage to our nation’s [email protected]. seats per table. To reserve kindness required! - capital, January 25 28, 2017. your place, or an entire table, To register, please visit or donate to the marketplace One position is open effective
www.respectlifekcsj.org or VIP silent auction, con- immediately, while another
or call 816.714.2367. “Coping with Life Alone” - tact: Martha Hodes position will open effective Peer-To-Peer Grief Support 913.207.9893 or mmmh- January 2017. "“Coping with Life Alone®" [email protected]. is a Beginning Experience ® Successful candidates must grief support program that attend a Virtus session of meets each week for 7 New Year’s Eve Dance Protecting God’s Children, if not 9740 W. 87 th Street Saturday, December 31 already certified. Interested Overland Park, KS 66212 weeks. The program helps 8:30 p.m. individuals should email creden- those who have lost a love www.catholicccharitiesks.org Knights of Columbus Hall tials to Principal Mary Omecene relationship due to death, Catholic Community Hospice 5101 Blue Ridge Cut -off at [email protected] or divorce or separation, move contact her at 816.523.4899. Catholic Community Hospice is through the experience of Cost is $15.00 per person the only Catholic hospice in the grief and loss into a future Setups will be provided Greater Kansas City area. Our with renewed hope. The ses- BYOB/Finger Foods sions focus on topics of the hospice services are provided by Night of Reflection grief p rocess, changes in Dave Merello & a trained, Catholic Patient Care for Married Couples KC Variety Band Team and are not only framed family and other relation- Thursday, December 1 Featuring music from by the Catholic Ethical and ships, trust, and coping with 6:30—7:30 p.m. memories. the 40’s, 50’s, and 60’s Religious Directives, but are Our Lady of Good Counsel The next sessions will be woven through and through with For more information, or to 3934 Washington St., KC MO held at St. Thomas More a commitment to each patient’s reserve a table, Brief talk for couples, adora- Hall , lower level. 11822 Catholicity. If you or a loved call Ed Columbus at tion, candles, scripture readings, Holmes Road, Kansas City, one is facing a life -limiting 816.358.8831 silence, sacred music. . . MO 64131 on Sunday after- illness and would like to learn or John Hernandez at Then you go off and finish your noons, from January 8 - Feb- more about compassionate, 816.678.4986. date at home or out on the town. - end -of -life care in the privacy of ruary 19, 2017, 1:30 3:30 www.schooloflovekc.com your own home or nursing p.m. For additional infor- facility, please call us at mation, or to register, please
913.621.5090 or visit: call Donna at 816.305.3760. Bishop Miege Mother’s Club Advent Celebration catholiccommunityhospice.com Thursday, December 1, 6:30 p.m. Ladies are invited to enjoy a peaceful evening and celebrate the
DCCW Quarterly Meeting season during An Advent Celebration to be held at Bishop Miege
Wednesday, December 7, 9 a.m. High School. This annual event, sponsored by the Miege Mother’s St. Bernadette’s Church Club, begins in the chapel with a candlelight prayer service written
9020 E 51st Terrace and presented by Miege Moms then moves to the Commons for a
RSVP: Carolyn Huff, reception. For more information and to make your reservation, go
816.690.4278 to bishopmiege.com or contact Annie Wallace at 816.510.4818.
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Legacy Center & Parish Office School Office Celebrating The Sacraments Safe Environment
815 East Meyer Blvd. 6400 Charlotte St. BAPTISM : The sacrament joyfully DIOCESAN O MBUDSMAN Kansas City, MO 64131 Kansas City, MO 64131 celebrates the entrance of mem- Jenifer Valenti: 816.812.2500 - Hours: Monday Thursday Website: www.stpeterskc.org bers into our Catholic community. - DIOCESAN V ICTIM A DVOCATE 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Office: 816.523.4899 Please call the parish office to Kathleen Chastain: 816.392.0011 Office: 816.363.2320 Fax: 816.523.1248 schedule. Fax: 816.363.8157 [email protected] PRINCIPAL CONFIRMATION : Website: www.stpkc.org Confirmation is To protect the children and youth of Mary Omecene, #211 offered to adults through the RCIA PASTOR our diocese, report abuse to: [email protected] process, and annually for students. Fr. Steve Cook, #112 1. The Missouri Child Abuse As with other sacraments of initia- [email protected] Hotline if the victim is under 18 CO -PRINCIPAL tion, preparation is involved. years old at 1.800.392.3738. ASSOCIATE P ASTOR /RCIA Angie Meyer, #215 2. The Police. MATRIMONY : Fr. Bryan Amthor, #129 [email protected] Couples should 3. The diocese, if the abuser is an contact the parish office as soon as employee, volunteer or clergy- [email protected] SCHOOL S ECRETARIES possible or at least six months in man in the diocese. The dedi- SENIOR P RIEST IN R ESIDENCE Stephanie Holcombe, #210 advance of the desired wedding cated reporting number is Fr. Terry Bruce, #115 [email protected] date to make arrangements for 816.812.2500 and is answered by the ombudsman, Jenifer [email protected] preparation. Elaine Kovac, #214 Valenti. Her email is BUSINESS M ANAGER [email protected] RITE OF C HRISTIAN I NITIATION [email protected]. Warren Blevins, #131 FOR A DULTS : For those interested [email protected] More information about the Office of PARISH C OUNCIL M EMBERS in finding out more information Child and Youth Protection can be PARISH SECRETARY Fr. Steve Cook 816.363.2320 about the Catholic faith, and/or found at www.diocesekcsj.org/
Mary Pfeifer, #110 Mary Kay Clune 816.523.6632 interested in becoming Catholic. content/protecting children. [email protected] Josh Coulter 913.220.8830 Please call the parish office. Questions or concerns?
Cathy Cusumano 816.510.7726 Carrie Cooper, Director, MUSIC /L ITURGY ANOINTING OF THE S ICK : Our Josh Lary 816.216.7804 [email protected]. James Wagner, #114 parish continues Christ’s ministry Karen Miller 816.523.6550 [email protected] of making whole the members of Caroline Mudd 816.214.8369 YOUTH M INISTRY our community who suffer physi- PROJECT R ACHEL /P ROJECT Toni Mitchum, #171 Chris Newman 816.444.1154 cal or emotional ills with Anoint- JOSEPH — [email protected] Anne P autler 816.33 3.2975 ing of the Sick. Please call the Whether you are the Cathy Pedersen 816.986.9684 parish office if you would like to mom, dad, grandparent, or sibling, COMMUNICATIONS /M ARKETING abortion can leave a hole in a family. Marty Seaton 816.986.9684 receive this sacrament. Anne Pautler, #120 Find healing for your heartache at Jim Schaible 816.405.1040 [email protected] EUCHARIST TO H OMEBOUND Project Rachel and Project Joseph.
AND H OSPITALIZED : Free, c onfidential, professional STEWARDSHIP /D EVELOPMENT Contact Dan counseling. 913.621.2199 or Needham. 888.246.1504 in Kansas; Karen Conley, #127 DID YOU MOVE TO A NEW HOME ? [email protected] 816.591.3804 in Missouri. CHANGE YOUR PHONE NUMBER ww.projectrachelkc.com. SOCIAL S ERVICES OR EMAIL ? Dan Needham, 816.877.0300 Please call the Parish office to let us BULLETIN A NNOUNCEMENTS — The bulletin deadline is Tuesday at [email protected] know. This information is vital to noon to appear in the following weekend’s bulletin. St. Peter’s keep our records as current as announcements are given first priority and other announcements will
possible. Thank you! appear if room permits. Please send announcements by email to [email protected].
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