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November 18, 2018 Thirty�Third Sunday in Ordinary Time �
Priests�
Monsignor Dennis J. Duprey, Pastor�
Rev. Eduardo Pesigan, Parochial Vicar�
Msgr. Joseph G. Aubin, in residence�
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Deacons�
Mark Bennett, Spiritual Life Director�
Frank Bushey�
John Drollette�
Randal Smith�
Tyrone Rabideau�
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Sr. Jackie Sellappan, SCC, Pastoral Associate�
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Faith Formation Programs�
Anita Soltero, K�5/Adults�
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Starr Burke and�
Deacon Brian Neureuther, �
Confirmation Coordinators�
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Courtney Khristiansen, Edge Director (M.S.)�
Weekend Mass Schedule�
Saturday Vigil at 4:00pm�
Sunday at 8:00am, 9:30am & 11:00am�
Reconciliation�
Saturday 2:45�3:30pm�
Wednesday 12:30pm�
Saint Peter’s Catholic Church�
114 Cornelia Street�
Plattsburgh, New York 12901�
Parish Office: 518.563.1692 Fax: 518.566.9420�
Religious Education: 518.563.3278�
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[email protected] www.saintpeterschurch.org�
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Seton Catholic: 518.561.4031�
www.thesetonschools.org �
Daily Mass Schedule�
Monday � Friday 7:00am�
Monday � Friday 12:05pm �
Saturday 8:15am �
Liturgical Celebrations�
Mary Skillan, LifeTeen Director (H.S.)�
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Parish Office Staff�
Susan Phillips�
Denise Tetreault�
Music Ministry�
Permelia Provost�
Nate Pultorak�
Trustees�
Starr Burke�
William Ellsworth�
Pastoral Council �
Finance Council�
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Cemetery & Maintenance�
Michael Rascoe, Director�
Chris Miller�
Office Hours�
Monday�Friday�
8:30am until Noon�
(Closed Noon until 12:30)�
12:30 until 4:00pm�
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� CAMPAIGN NEWSLETTER�
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It’s Our Church, It’s Our Future ■ Diocese of Ogdensburg ■ (315) 605�7637 ■ www.rcdony.org�
We Need Everyone to Participate! �
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Our parish continues to make progress as we work toward reaching our goal in the It’s Our Church, It’s
Our Future Campaign. Families can demonstrate their support to the campaign by filling out a pledge card
or pledge envelope. �
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Two weeks ago was Pledge Weekend. To the all families that made their commitment at that time or
since, we want to extend a special “Thank You!” for joining the families who were able to make their
gift. Thank you for your support!�
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Please help us build on this success and reach of goal of 100% participation by making your pledge to-
day! It is only through prayer and sacrifice that we can make this campaign a success. Please make your
gift soon to reduce the amount of follow�up contacts our volunteers will be making over the next few days.�
SUGGESTED GIFT PLANS�
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• Payment reminders will be mailed to you in accordance with your payment plan (monthly, quarterly, semi�annual or annual-
ly)�
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$25,000� $2,500� $468.75� $15.41�
$20,000� $2,000� $375� $12.33�
$15,000� $1,500� $281.25� $9.25�
$10,000� $1,000� $187.50� $6.16�
$5,000� $500� $93.75� $3.08�
$4,000� $400� $75.00� $2.47�
$3,000� $300� $56.25� $1.85�
$2,400� $240� $45� $1.48�
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Thanksgiving Baskets � 2018�
Drop Off this weekend!�
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This year marks the eighth year our parish
has undertaken this important event. �
Last year over one hundred baskets were
donated in our community! �
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Don’t forget to include a $10.00 gift �
card toward a turkey. �
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All baskets should be dropped off �
at the rectory garages �
before or after Masses this weekend,
17th and 18th of November.�
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Seton Catholic �
Christmas Wreath Orders�
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Order forms & samples are�
in the Atrium.�
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Make Checks payable to: Seton�
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Mail to: 206 New York Road�
Plattsburgh, NY 12903�
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ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP�
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How will you DO thanks giving? �
As a Nation we set aside a day to enjoy the
fruits of the harvest and to give thanks to God for all of our bless-
ings. Along with our Native American neighbors we know that eve-
ry day is a day to give thanks. After you pray, how do you DO
thanks? Some possibilities are: share your meal with someone, cook
only what you can eat with no waste, shop for locally grown foods. �
How will you DO thanks this Thanksgiving?�
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CARE FOR OUR COMMON HOME? �� GOD’S
CREATION!�
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As Catholics we all care for God’s creation. Several people have
been meeting for almost 10 years to study and promote the
Church’s teachings, “Care For Our Common Home.” As we bring
our parishes together we are invited to join in this Environmental
Stewardship ministry. Any interested person from Our Lady of
Victory, St. John’s or St Peter’s is invited to gather at the Emmaus
Room (St. Peter’s) at noon on November 11
th
. Let us together
deepen our knowledge and commitment to that which supports our
life, all life, on God’s good earth.�
CAMPAIGN FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT �
and BLACK and INDIAN MISSIONS: �
Second Collection�
Sharing Our Harvest�
The combined collection for the Catholic Campaign for Human
Development and Black and Indian Missions will take place in �
all parishes in the Diocese of Ogdensburg on the weekend of �
November 18, 2018. Thanksgiving time reminds us of our call to be
community and to share our resources with our brothers and sisters
through generous giving. This second collection expresses our �
catholic capacity for mercy and compassion Remember that 25% �
of the Campaign for Human Development collection funds remain
at the local level for addressing hunger and poverty issues in our
diocese and parishes. If you have questions or would like more
information, please call Catholic Charities (315) 9393�2255 �
or contact Dcn. Patrick Donahue:�[email protected]�
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Family Advent Festival�
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Sunday: November 25th�
10:3am � 1:00pm�
Emmaus Room�
Make an Advent Wreath�
Materials supplied. Crafts for chil-
dren, food & Fun!�
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Hope to see you all there.�
Thanksgiving Mass�
9:00am�
All together at St. John’s�
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FROM BISHOP LaValley: To Parents of our Children�
RELAX! God put the wiggle in children; don't feel you have to suppress it in God's House. All are welcome to join us for
Mass in God's House. Sit toward the front where it is easier to see and hear. Quietly explain the parts of the Mass to your
children. Sing the hymns and songs, and pray the responses together. Children learn liturgical behavior
by copying you. If you must leave Mass with your child, please feel free to do so, but please come back.
As Jesus said, "Let the children come to Me."�
Remember that the way we welcome children in Church directly affects the way they respond to the Church, to God and
to one another. Let them know that they are at home in This House of Worship. To the members of our Parish, a smile of
encouragement is always welcome to parents with small, active children. The presence of children is a gift to the
Church. They give us a future of hope. �
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KNIGHTLY NEWS�
Seton Catholic Newsletter�
November 18, 2018 Thirty�Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 4�
Think Pink�
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October flew by, but Seton
Catholic’s students and
faculty still wanted to
make sure we had our �
annual breast cancer
awareness dress�down day
fundraiser on Nov. 9. �
Money collected went to
Treasure Chests, a local
support group for breast
cancer survivors and their
families run through the
CVPH FitzPatrick Cancer
Center. �
October flew by, but Seton
Catholic’s students and
faculty still wanted to
make sure we had our an-
nual breast cancer aware-
ness dress�down day fund-
raiser on Nov. 9. Money
collected went to Treasure
Chests, a local support
group for breast cancer
survivors and their fami-
lies run through the CVPH
FitzPatrick Cancer Center. �
Champlain Valley Right to Life will have NO Meeting in November. �
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The President and Vice�President of CVRTL have given notice of stepping down from their positions March 2019. Therefore,
we are welcoming suggestions of names of people to replace them. Maybe a husband/wife team would be good. Please send �
nominations to: CVRTL, PO Box 2992, Plattsburgh, NY 12901. (We would be pleased if you nominate yourself.)�
The next meeting of Champlain Valley Right to Life will be on Thursday, December 13th, at 8:45 a.m. in Our Lady of Victory
Parish Center, 4919 South Catherine Street, Plattsburgh, NY. Everyone is welcome to attend the meeting and share coffee, donuts
and camaraderie while helping to make plans to promote a greater respect for human life. Meetings last no longer than one hour.�
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Cross Country
Runners Earn
Spots at States�
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On Nov. 2, Seton
Catholic’s Varsity Cross
Country teams competed
in the Section 7/State
Qualifier Meet at Cobble
Hill Golf Course in Eliz-
abethtown. Seven of the
nine runners placed high
enough to compete in the
NYSPHSAA State Class
D Cross Country Meet at
Sunken Meadow State
Park on Long Island Nov.
10. Jake Glicksman, Sam
DeJordy, Luke Moore,
Sofia DeJordy, Savannah
DeJordy, Lea DeJordy
and Faline Yang earned
spots at the State Meet.�
November 18, 2018 Thirty�Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 5�
Caregiver Resource Center/BHSN Caregiver Support Group
4th Wednesday of the month, 6:30pm � 7:30 pm, Emmaus Room.
Contact Nicole Durgan at 324�3881 for more info.�
Parish Ministries�
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Weekend�
Altar Rosary Society�Rosary recited�
1
st
weekend monthly before 4pm, 9:30 & 11:00 am Masses�
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Sunday�
Environment Stewardship Committee�
2nd Sun. monthly, 12:00�1:00pm in Emmaus Room�
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Monday�Friday�
Rosary recited�after 12:05 Mass �
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Tuesday�
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Novena of Miraculous Medal�
after 12:05 Mass (*Rosary will follow)�
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Altar Rosary Society (except Jan/Feb July/Aug) �
1
st
Tues. monthly, 7:00pm in Emmaus Room. �
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Knights of Columbus Council #255�
2
nd
Tues. monthly, 7:00pm in the Emmaus Room �
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Knights of Columbus Assembly #706 (4th Degree) �
4
th
Tues monthly, 7:00 pm in the Emmaus Room�
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Wednesday�
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Tongues of Fire�
4th Wed. monthly, 7:00 pm in the chapel�
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K of C prays the Rosary�
2nd Wed. monthly, 7pm, in the chapel�
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Thursday�
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Choir Practice every Thur., 6:30pm @ St. John’s�
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Women of Grace meetings Thurs. beginning at �
10:15�11:45 am at St John’s, classroom 2 �
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Prayer Shawl Ministry�
1
st
Thur. monthly 1�2:30 pm in the Emmaus Room.� �
Call Sue Bordeau at 518�563�1905 or Marie Montroy �
at 518�561�4650 Yarn donations appreciated.�
Friday�
Eucharistic Adoration�
12:30�1:00pm�
Saturday�
Eucharistic Adoration�
6:00�8:00am 1
st
Sat of the month�
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UPDATED ITINERARY�
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YOUTH BUSES FOR LIFE:�Pilgrimage to the March for Life�
Registration has begun for the 2019 Youth Buses for Life high
school pilgrimage to the DC March for Life. The itinerary has been
updated to include the "Life is Very Good" Mass and Rally for Life
sponsored by the Archdiocese of Arlington and The Students for
Life National Conference. Registration and updated itinerary are
online at�www.rcdony.org/prolife�For more information, please
contact the Respect Life Office 518�524�0774.�
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High School�
Confirmation Program �
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Next Class: Dec. 2
nd �
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Questions contact: [email protected]�
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OTHER EVENTS�
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St. Agnes School Christmas Bazaar, Lake Placid � Sat. Dec.
1st, from 9�2. Vendor space avial. Call 518�523�3771 �
or info@stagneslp,org for more info.�
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St. Ann’s Center (behind church) Mooers Forks, NY Rte 11�
Cookie Sale. 50/50 & Chinese Auction. Sat. Dec. 1 10am�5pm�
Middle School (6�8 gr.) �
Religious Education�
at Newman Center, Broad St.�
(9:30 � 10:45am)�
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CLASS: Nov. 18
th�
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NEXT CLASS: Dec. 25
th �
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If you have any questions, please contact Courtney at:
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St. Peter’s Religious Education�
and 1
st
Eucharist Program: �
Grades K � 5 �
9:30�10:40am �
former Seton Academy Building�
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CLASS: NOV. 18
th �
Family Sessions for 1
st
Eucharist�
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Next Class: Dec. 2
nd�
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Questions, contact: Anita Soltero at 518�563�3278 �
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Vigil Candles for this Week�
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In memory of Francis & Beatrice Gilmet�
by Family�
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In memory of Irene & Alex Nephew & Sons�
by Betty & Family�
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In memory of David Thume�
by Mom�
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Please contact the Parish office at 563�1692.�
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Masses for the Week�
A $10 offering is customary for each Mass.�
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This Weekend�Thirty�Third Sunday in Ordinary Time�
Saturday, November 17�
4:00pm William Tart by his wife, Eleanor�
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Sunday, November 18 �
8:00am All Parishioners�
9:30am David Thume by his Family�
11:00am Grace Langlois by her Family�
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Monday, November 19 �
7:00am Erik Willette (3
rd
Anniv) by Dad�
12:05pm Mitchell Kilkeary by Joe & Shirley Kilkeary�
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Tuesday, November 20 �
7:00am Sue Perras by Doris Rury�
12:05pm Linda A. Forrett (23
rd
Anniv) by Mom, sister & brothers�
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Wednesday, November 21 The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary�
7:00am Art & William Baker by Family�
12:05pm Lawrence Giroux by Mom�
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Thursday, November 22 St. Cecilia, Virgin & Martyr�Thanksgiving Day�
7:00am NO MASS�
9:00am Kathleen Lozier by a parishioner (MASSAT ST. JOHN’S)�
12:05pm NO MASS�
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Friday, November 23 St. Clement I, Pope & Martyr�
7:00am NO MASS�
12:05pm “Red” Bacomb by Deanie & Al Barcomb�
Saturday, November 24 St. Andrew Dung�Lac, Priest�
8:15am Ruth Everleth by her estate�
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Next Weekend�Thirty�Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time�
Saturday, November 24�
4:00pm Cecilia Reavis by her Family�
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Sunday, November 25 �
8:00am Madeleine Pombrio by Jeff & Stella Torrance�
9:30am All Parishioners�
11:00am Gary E. Provost by his wife, Wendy�
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Please contact the Parish office for available times.�
CAMPAIGN FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT and
BLACK and INDIAN MISSIONS: Second Collection�
Sharing Our Harvest�The combined collection for the
Catholic Campaign for Human Development and Black and
Indian Missions will take place in all parishes in the Diocese of
Ogdensburg on the weekend of November 18, 2018.
Thanksgiving time reminds us of our call to be community and
to share our resources with our brothers and sisters through
generous giving. This second collection expresses our catholic
capacity for mercy and compassion Remember that 25% of the
Campaign for Human Development collection funds remain at
the local level for addressing hunger and poverty issues in our
diocese and parishes. If you have questions or would like more
information, please call Catholic Charities (315) 9393�2255 or
contact Dcn. Patrick Donahue:�[email protected]�
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Readings for the Week of November 18, 2018�
Sunday: Dn 12:1�3/Ps 16:5, 8, 9�10, 11 [1]/Heb 10:11�14, 18/
Mk 13:24�32�
Monday: Rv 1:1�4; 2:1�5/Ps 1:1�2, 3, 4 and 6 [Rv 2:17]/Lk
18:35�43�
Tuesday: Rv 3:1�6, 14�22/Ps 15:2�3a, 3bc�4ab, 5 [Rv 3:21]/
Lk 19:1�10�
Wednesday: Rv 4:1�11/Ps 150:1b�2, 3�4, 5�6 [1b]/Lk 19:11�
28�
Thursday: Rv 5:1�10/Ps 149:1b�2, 3�4, 5�6a and 9b [Rv
5:10]/Lk 19:41�44�
Friday: Rv 10:8�11/Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131 [103a]/
Lk 19:45�48�
Saturday: Rv 11:4�12/Ps 144:1b, 2, 9�10 [1b]/Lk 20:27�40�
Next Sunday: Dn 7:13�14/Ps 93:1, 1�2, 5 [1a]/Rv 1:5�8/Jn
18:33b�37 �
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We pray for those who have �
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Deborah (White) Coryer�
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Rest in Peace
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That the language of love and dialogue �
may always prevail over the �
language of conflict.�
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