Sunday: 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Daily & Holy Days: See inside the Bulletin
CONFESSIONS Regularly on Saturdays: 1:00 p.m. and Sundays: 7:30 a.m.
PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Closed: Weekends, Holy Days and Holidays
MARRIAGES & BAPTISMS Call the church office to schedule an appointment.
Nine month advance notice is normally required for marriage.
BULLETIN DEADLINE The deadline to have information considered for publication in
the bulletin is 4:00 p.m. Tuesday prior to the weekend of the
announcement. Mail or email the information to the church office.
PARISHIONER REGISTRATION If you would like to join the parish, please contact the rectory/
church office. Please remember to notify us if you move or will be
moving out of the parish. Registration, the practice of steward-
ship, and regular participation in the Sacraments indicate that a
person is an active member of the parish and is eligible to act as
a godparent or sponsor. As a Church community seeking to be
faith-filled disciples and good stewards, the sacrifice of our time,
talent and treasure is essential for the common good.
CHRISTIAN INITIATION Interested in becoming a member of the Catholic faith? Please
contact the parish office. Classes generally begin each Fall.
PARISH STAFF Very Rev. Alan E. Thomas, VG, Pastor ………….……...695-0912
Janet Klingbeil, Parish Secretary……….…695-0912 or 207-1479
Sue Teske, Director of Religious Education…..695-0912 or 934-2180
Tim Baranik, Youth Group Director.………………………....207-7008
Tom Kunkle, Music Coordinator………..…………...….…...312-3897
CONTACT INFORMATION
Parish Email.……………………....stmichaelhburg@dioceseaj.org
H.T.C.S. Website……………...…....www.holytrinitycatholic.school
MISSION STATEMENT OF THE
ST. MICHAEL FAITH COMMUNITY Extending a rich parish heritage built upon the pioneering
traditions of the first settlers of the Southern Allegheny
mountains, St. Michael the Archangel Parish embraces as its
mission the use of all available resources, both spiritual
and temporal, to minister to the needs of the people of
Hollidaysburg and its surrounding areas. We do this in a
fashion which reflects the teachings and example of Jesus
Christ, while promoting a tradition of liturgical excellence,
strong support for Catholic education in all its varieties, and
enlightened social outreach to the community at large, in union
with both the Diocesan and Universal Church.
The Thirtieth Sunday In Ordinary Time
ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL
October 27, 2019
INTRODUCTION FOR TODAY’S READINGS
Sirach 35: 12-14, 16-18 The book of Sirach was written by a wise teacher who lived 200 years before Christ. It is a loose
collection of thoughts on various concerns in the life of a believer. In today’s section, Sirach describes how God relates to
us, and how we are to relate to God.
2 Timothy 4: 6-8, 16-18 Today we hear the concluding lines of the second letter to Timothy. This letter was written
in Paul’s name sometime after his death. Today’s passage depicts Paul’s thoughts while he was in prison, awaiting
martyrdom.
NEXT WEEK’S READINGS: Wisdom 11:22 - 12:2 and 2 Thessalonians 1:11-2:2; Gospel Luke 19:1-10
≈≈≈≈≈≈ OUR GIFTS TO GOD ≈≈≈≈≈≈ Thank you for your generosity!
Sunday Offering (10/20/19): $7,590.50 Sunday Envelopes: $7,176.506 Sunday Loose Collection: $414.00
2019 Catholic Ministries Drive (C.M.D.) Goal: $51,858.00 Received to date: (as of 9/31/19) $38,586.00 Under Goal: ($13,272.00)
ALL SAINTS DAY MASS SCHEDULE Holy Day of Obligation
This Friday, November 1, is a Holy Day of Obligation. Catholics are
expected to participate at Mass on the Solemnity of All Saints. The
Church celebrates with all the men, woman, and children who have
entered the kingdom of God and are seated as saints in glory. It is
our humble prayer that someday this will also be our feast day.
Remember on Saturday, November 2, the Church commemorates
All Souls Day.
The Holy Day Masses will be said here on:
Thursday, Oct. 31 at 5:00 PM (Please note that due to Trick or Treating that night, the vigil Mass is earlier than usual.)
and on the Holy Day, Friday, Nov. 1 at 7:00 AM, 8:30 AM (H.T.C. School Mass), and 5:30 PM
EUCHARISTIC DAY OF ADORATION Friday, Nov. 1
After the 8:30 a.m. Mass until the Benediction at Noon
Praying in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament outside of Mass
has been a part of Catholic tradition for centuries. Spending time in
prayer before the Blessed Sacrament deepens our friendship with
Jesus, which also leads to a more compassionate concern for other
people. We will have Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament on All
Saints Day, Friday, Nov. 1 from the 8:30 A.M. Mass until the
Benediction at Noon. So as to be sure that there is someone in prayer
during the whole time of exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, there is a
sign-up sheet in the church entrance.
PLEASE NOTE: The Parish Office will be closed this Friday - Monday (Nov. 1 - 4)
DAILY MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS for October 27 - November 3
DATE TIME INTENTION REQUESTED BY
Sunday, Oct. 27 8:30 a.m. + Ed Mason (Birthday Remembrance) by daughter; Rose Ann Fregone
10:00 a.m. + Dru Wilt-Baronner & Barbara Wilt by their family
11:30 a.m. + Bob Cobler by Edith Berkheimer
Monday, Oct. 28 7:45 a.m. + Guy Luciano by his daughter; Anita
Tuesday, Oct. 29 7:45 a.m. + Barry Bidelspach by Tom & Judy Sutch
Wednesday, Oct. 30 7:45 a.m. + Laurie Pequignot-Smith by Bill & Judy Ward
Thursday, Oct. 31 7:45 a.m. + Timothy Shock (Birthday Remembrance) by his sister
ALL SAINTS DAY (Vigil)
Friday, Nov. 1 ALL SAINTS DAY (Holy Day of Obligation)
7:00 a.m. For the People of the Parish
8:30 a.m. HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL MASS
+ Robert, Genevieve & Matthew Gildea by Pat & Donna Gildea
5:30 p.m. + Chris Weyant by Liz Weaver
Saturday, Nov. 2 ALL SOULS DAY - Mass will be said at our Greenlawn Cemetery; if inclement weather, Mass will be said in the Church
9:00 a.m. + For All Souls
5:00 p.m. + Annie Gehret by John & Rebecca Klock
Sunday, Nov. 3 8:30 a.m. + Mary Elizabeth Trotter by Tim & Kathy Balconi
10:00 a.m. + June Johnston by Tom & Kasey Prokop
11:30 a.m. + For the People of the Parish
LITURGY APPOINTMENTS
COFFEE/DONUT SOCIAL (11/3/19): J. DeLozier
UPCOMING MASS ASSIGNMENTS:
Thursday, October 31 - All Saints Day (Vigil) - 5:00 PM Readers: D. Sault (1) & available (2) Altar Servers: available & available E. Min.: available, available & available Gift Bearers: available
Friday, November 1 - All Saints Day - 7:00 AM Readers: as scheduled - regular Morning Mass readers Altar Servers: available E. Min.: as scheduled - regular Morning Mass
Gift Bearers: available
Friday, November 1 - All Saints Day - 7:00 AM (The students of Holy Trinity Catholic School)
Friday, November 1 - All Saints Day - 5:30 PM Readers: available & available Altar Servers: available & available E. Min.: available, available & available Gift Bearers: available
Saturday, November 2 - 5:00 PM - 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time Readers: L. Michelone (1) & M. Dodson (2) Altar Servers: A. Bryson & M. Hemminger E. Min.: J. Bookhamer, J. Burke & D. Straub Gift Bearers: The Sutch Family
Sunday, November 3 - 8:30 AM - 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time Readers: M. Schlechter (1) & B. Anthony (2) Altar Servers: N. Tyndall & available E. Min.: K. Balconi, B. Codd & M. Icenroad Gift Bearers: R. Baronner Family
Sunday, November 3 - 10:00 AM - 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time Readers: M. Culp (1) & D. Culp (2) Altar Servers: J. Lehman & L. Lehman E. Min.: C. Brown, R. Pompa & T. Wilt Gift Bearers: The Culp Family
Sunday, November 3 - 11:30 AM - 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time Readers: D. Stoehr (1) & L. Georgiana (2) Altar Servers: J. Roberts & K. Ruggery E. Min.: L. Malone, E. Pope & R. Walter Gift Bearers: N. Beauchamp family
ALL SOULS DAY MASS AT
GREENLAWN CEMETERY
This year we will be remembering all
our faithfully departed at Mass on:
All Souls Day,
Saturday, November 2nd
at 9:00 AM
at the Greenlawn Cemetery
If inclement weather, the 9:00 AM Mass will be said in the
Church. (Greenlawn Cemetery is located off N. Montgomery St.
near the Hollidaysburg High School.) If possible, please bring
your own chairs.
OF OUR PARISH Throughout the month of November we pray
for all who have gone before us. This year
we celebrated the lives of many special
parishioners and friends here at St. Michael
the Archangel Parish. Please remember
them in your prayers as well.
+ Robert Cobler + Donald Criste
+ Christina Weyant + John Stump
+ Henrietta Koofer + Samuel Dougherty
+ Donna Miller + Peggy George
+ Marlene Leamer + Joseph Veller
+ Ed McClain + Barry Bidelspach
+ Ellen Woytowiez + Mark Lynch
+ Leona George + Nancy Meintel
+ Bernard Gustitus + Patricia Stevens
+ Alicia Herron + Betty Nale
BOOK OF THE DECEASED
AT ST. MICHAEL PARISH At the main entrance to the church you
will find our Book of the Deceased.
Please feel free to add the names of your
deceased loved ones to have them
remembered at Mass for the month of
November.
REMEMBERING THE DEAD Remembering the Dead Christian communities remember the names of their dead.
These names are heard in the Prayer of the Faithful during
Mass and in the chanting of the Litany of the Saints at the
Easter Vigil. The names of the deceased are seen on holy
cards, memorial cards, and grave markers. Masses are prayed
for the repose of souls. These rituals and practices serve to
keep the memory of those who have gone before us in faith
present in our minds and hearts.
The Book of the Names of the Dead During the Month of All Souls, many parishes have the custom
of giving a place of honor to a book in which community
members and visitors write the names of their beloved dead.
The Book of the Names of the Dead was inspired by the
ancient practice of recording the dates of the deaths of loved
ones in a necrology, a public record or registry of death. This
practice provides the living with an opportunity for healing and
consolation in the face of grief.
The Book of the Names of the Dead is usually displayed from
the solemnity of All Saints until the beginning of Advent. It is left
open for people to write the names of their deceased loved
ones and for others to read the names, remember, and pray for
the repose of their souls. Some parishes place The Book of the
Names of the Dead near the vestibule or gathering space.
Others display the book near the baptismal font with the lighted
Paschal candle nearby, symbolizing that the deceased have
shared in the waters of Baptism, dying with Christ and rising to
new life. Placing the book by these waters gives us hope that
our beloved dead now share in Christ’s Resurrection.
Remembering all of these men and women who have gone
before us, “marked with the sign of faith,” helps us better
understand and appreciate our faith in the Christ our risen Lord
who conquers sin and death and brings new life to all.
Margaret Mary Brennan, Catherine Combier-Donovan, and LTP editorial staff © 2009 Archdiocese of Chicago: Liturgy
Training Publications,3949 South Racine Avenue, Chicago IL 60609; 1-800-933-1800; www.LTP.org. All rights reserved.
Used with permission.
FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED We seem to give them back to you, O God,
who gave them first to us.
Yet as you did not lose them in giving,
so we do not lose them by their return.
Not as the world gives do you give.
What you give you do not take away. O Lover of Souls!
For what is yours is also ours.
We are yours and life is eternal.
And love is immortal, and death is only a horizon,
and a horizon is but the limit of our sight.
Lift us up, strong Son of God, that we may see further;
cleanse our eyes that we may see more clearly;
draw us closer to yourself
that we may know ourselves nearer
to our beloved who are with you.
And while you prepare a place for us,
prepare us for that happy place,
that where they are, and you are, we too may be;
through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
HARVEST FOOD DRIVE
AND CHRISTMAS GIFT DRIVE The Peace and Justice Committee is preparing for our
annual Holiday Outreach Programs. If you know of a
family that would benefit from this worthy cause,
please call the church office or submit the form below
in the collection basket by THIS Tuesday, Oct. 29.
All information will be kept confidential.
Harvest Food Assistance ____
Christmas Gift Assistance ____
Phone #: ________________________________
Families or individuals will be contacted by phone to determine specific food or gift needs and will be given
times & dates for pick-up from the church hall.
ESTATE PLANNING WORKSHOP The Independent Catholic Foundation is sponsoring a free estate
planning workshop at 10:30 AM on Friday, November 8, at the
Sacred Heart Formation Center, 2009 6th Avenue, Altoona. Learn about
testamentary wills, trusts, Catholic-aligned Living Wills and Health Care
Power of Attorney, how to make bequests to your parish or its
endowment and more. Space is limited to 30 participants. Please call
the Foundation at (814) 201-2080 with your name and daytime phone
number to reserve your place.
CONCERTS UNDER THE DOME The world-famous Vienna Boys Choir will present a concert in the
Altoona Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament TODAY, Sunday, October
27, at 7:00 PM doors will open at 6:15 PM. The concert is free, but a
free-will donation would be appreciated.
CHORAL CONCERT The Choral Ensemble from Juniata College under the direction of Dr.
Russ Shelley will be performing "Misa Criolla" on Saturday, Nov. 2nd, at
7:30 PM, at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, (1100 8th Avenue, Altoona
16602). A free will offering will be taken to benefit the Mt. Carmel Pipe
Organ Campaign. All are welcome to attend.
STEWARDSHIP REFLECTION Trustworthy stewards practice humility, giving glory to God for all things
great and small. Stewardship of treasure calls us to plan our giving; that
is, giving the first portion of our income, not the last. Deciding to do this
involves faith, trusting that what is leftover will be enough for our needs
and the needs of our loved ones as well. Many of those who make this
decision to put God first in their budgets find their faith deepened, and
far from being impoverished, they find themselves enriched both
spiritually and materially as well.
HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE Our Lady of Lourdes Parish (2716 Broad Ave - Altoona) is hosting a
Holiday Boutique THIS Saturday, November 2 from 8 AM – 3 PM. A
Pancake & Sausage breakfast will be served from 8:00-10:00AM, lunch
will be served from 11:00 AM-2:00 PM. Homemade soups, cinnamon
buns, lollipops, crafts, baskets, jewelry, kid’s carnival, balloon pop, food
for thought tips, & collectibles booths. Santa pictures 11:00 AM-1:00
PM. Something for every age!!!
HOMEMADE ITALIAN TRIO DINNER Enjoy a delicious Italian trio dinner of Lasagna, Spaghetti & Meatballs
with Salad, Roll/Butter & Dessert at St. Joseph Catholic Church in
Williamsburg. Sunday, November 3, 2019. Cost is just $11.00. TAKE-
OUT ONLY 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM. For tickets call Jim at 832-2139 or
Sandy at 658-3600.
PRE-BLACK FRIDAY SALE Start off your Christmas shopping with a stop at The Friar’s Nook Gift
Shop Pre-Black Friday Sale Nov. 16th to 23rd! The entire store will be
20% off, with great savings on nativities, gifts, flags, cards, and much
more! The shop is located at 793 Monastery Road, Hollidaysburg (on St.
Bernardine Monastery campus), and the hours are Monday to Saturday
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Please call 814-695-3802 with any questions.
VOLUNTEERS
The Hollidaysburg American Rescue Workers and the Hollidaysburg
Ministerium are asking parishes to send volunteers to donate two hours
of their time to ring bells for the Salvation Army at various locations in
the area. This is a great service project for individuals, groups or
families. Help raise money for those in need by donating just a few
hours of your time. If you are interested and would like more details,
please contact Janet at the parish office soon.
FAMILY AND THE GOSPEL Listen to Jesus in today’s gospel: “who humbles himself will
be exalted.” It is not the occasional big events, but the daily
humble routine of family life which creates bonds and
relationships which last a lifetime.
8th ANNUAL PATRIOTIC
Saint Mary Parish in Altoona’s Christian Mothers and LCBA
1290 are hosting a Spaghetti Dinner, on Saturday, Nov. 9
from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM in Saint Mary Memorial Hall -
1420 4th Avenue, Altoona. $8.00 adults and $5.00 for
children under 10. Children under 3 years of age, free. Eat
in or take out. Tickets will be sold at door. There will be a
Basket Raffle along with the Spaghetti Dinner.
All are welcome to join Bishop Mark,
the Catholic Daughters of the Americas,
distinguished local public officials, and
the faith community at the Cathedral
of the Blessed Sacrament NEXT
Saturday, Nov. 2 at 2:00 PM for
the Eighth Annual Patriotic Rosary
Celebration and Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament. Pray with your
faith community for divine guidance,
for wisdom, and understanding in
exercising the right to vote on Nov. 5,
and for our leaders who will best serve
our state and nation and uphold our
religious freedom and moral values.
Refreshments to follow.
at 695-0912 or 934-2180 email: Steske@dioceseaj.org
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CALENDAR
TODAY Religious Ed. Classes (pre K - 9th grade) 10:00 AM
Nov. 3 Religious Ed. Classes (pre K - 9th grade) 10:00 AM
Nov. 10 Religious Ed. Classes (pre K - 9th grade) 10:00 AM
Nov. 17 Religious Ed. Classes (pre K - 9th grade) 10:00 AM
“YEAR OF INVITATION” (9th Grade)
Nov. 3 Session – The Creed (Activity. Bldg) 12:30 PM
Nov. 9 * Adoration with Bishop Mark (Church) 10 AM * MUST preregister by Nov. 1; forms are online & at the church entrance
“YEAR OF FORMATION” (10th Grade)
TODAY * Sponsor & Candidate Meeting (Activity Building) 12:30 PM * please note this was not originally on the schedule
Nov. 9 * Adoration with Bishop Mark (Church) 10 AM * MUST preregister by Nov. 1; forms are online & at the church entrance
Nov. 10 Religious Ed. (for all but BGHS students; Activ. Bldg) 12:30 PM
Nov. 16 * Retreat - Holy Spirit & Parables (Activity. Bldg) 9:30 AM
Mass & Rite of Commitment 5:00 PM * all candidates and sponsors must attend
“YEAR OF REFLECTION” (11th Grade)
Nov. 9 * Adoration with Bishop Mark (Church) 10 AM * MUST preregister by Nov. 1; forms are online & at the church entrance
Nov. 10 Religious Ed. (for all but BGHS students; Activ. Bldg) 12:30 PM
Nov. 17 Session - Sacraments & the Paschal Mystery
(Activity. Bldg) 12:30 PM
WITH BISHOP MARK HERE at St. Michael the Archangel Parish
All high school students in grades 9-12 are invited to
join Bishop Mark for EUCHARISTIC ADORATION FOR
TEENS on Saturday, Nov. 9 at 10 AM, HERE at
St. Michael Parish. Come, spend some time in the
presence of Jesus, with food and social time afterwards.
Pre-registration is required and due into the diocese
Youth Ministry Office before Nov. 1st. Registration
forms are available in the parish office, at the church main
entrance and on our parish website. Participation in this
adoration will fulfill one of the requirements for Confirmation.
QUICK LOOK AT UPCOMING EVENTS
Every Monday: Prayer Group (in the Church) 1 PM
SCRIP: sold after the 8:30 & 10 AM Sunday Masses in the Church Hall
TODAY Soundboard Training Session (Choir loft) 9:30 AM
Oct. 31 - Nov. 1 All Saints Day Masses - Holy Day of Obligation
Thursday: 10/31 at 5:00 PM (* Please note time change)
Friday: 11/1 at 7 AM, 8:30 AM (School Mass) & 5:30 PM
Nov. 1 Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
After the 8:30 AM Mass until Benediction at 5:00 PM
Nov. 1 - 4 Parish Office Closed
Nov. 2 All Souls Day Mass at Greenlawn Cemetery at 9 AM
Nov. 2 –3 Parish Harvest Food Drive Collection (Church hall)
before ALL Masses
Nov. 5 Ladies Guild Meeting (Capitol Hotel) 1:00 PM
Nov. 7 Greenlawn Cemetery Committee Meeting (rectory) 1:00 PM
PARISH HARVEST FOOD DRIVE
NEXT WEEKEND! Our annual Harvest Food Drive will be held here at St. Michael
Parish NEXT weekend, Nov. 2 & 3. Grocery store gift cards,
paper products, peanut butter, cereal and canned vegetables as
well as traditional Thanksgiving dinner items are needed. We hope
everyone will help continue our tradition of
generosity. All items will be given to parishion-
ers or local families in need (as recommended
by our Peace & Justice Committee) and to the
Hollidaysburg American Rescue Workers.
• Thank you to all who attended the New Parishioner Brunch last
Sunday. It was great to meet you and share a meal with you.
Thanks to our parish Welcoming Committee, especially
Marie Cunningham, and her many helpers: Jeannie Puskar,
Becky Manna, Sandi Recker, Dale & Rebecca Culp,
Kara Glova, Anna McClain, Rita Pompa, Tom Baker and
Mike Icenroad.
• Thanks to Terry Wilt and Joe Bettwy for their recent work on
some lighting issues in the parish offices and in the church.
• Thank you to all who serve in our parish ministries, committees
and groups. The people of the parish are what truly make our
parish. We are grateful for your service, and sharing of your time,
talents, and gifts!
• Thank you to Pat Gildea for organizing and leading us in reciting
the Rosary throughout the month of October. She also led the
students of Holy Trinity Catholic School in saying the rosary.
GREENLAWN CEMETERY CLEANUP Your help is needed!
The winter cleanup at Greenlawn Cemetery will be held on
Saturday, November 16 at 10:00 AM. We will be removing the
flags on veterans’ graves and cleaning up any loose articles in the
cemetery. if you want to save articles from your loved ones’ graves,
please remove them before Nov. 16. We will also be installing snow
poles for easier locating of cemetery spaces during snow storms. If
you would like to help, please meet us at the cemetery at 10 AM.
This is a great activity for Confirmation candidates who need service
hours!
TRICK OR TREAT Parishioners, Art and Maryann Chamberlain and their
family, will once again be in our church parking lot on
Trick or Treat night, Thursday, Oct. 31 from 6 p.m. - 8
p.m. giving out hotdogs and hot chocolate to kids and
their parents. If you are out be sure to stop by and say
“Hi” and get a hotdog and drink. Many thanks to the
Chamberlain family for their generosity, personal community ser-
vice and outreach!
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
ENDS NEXT SUNDAY! Daylight Savings ends Sunday, Nov. 3 at 2:00
AM. Remember to turn your clocks back one
hour before going to bed on Saturday. Now is a
good time to change the batteries in your smoke
detectors too!
Call Jim Zimmerman
St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church
Greenlawn Cemetery of St. Michael the Archangel Parish
LOTS ARE AVAILABLE
SORGE FUNERAL HOME
814-695-3960
Oral Surgery of Central PA
Christopher Lance, DMD Parishioner
814-944-2802
www.oralsurgeryofcentralpa.com
Robert J. Singer, DO Providing Care in Hip, Knee, Shoulder, Sports Injuries, Elbow
Replacement/Reconstruction, Hand and Wrist Surgery, and Fracture Care
William A. Tyndall, MD, PHD Providing Care in Arthroscopy of the Shoulder, Elbow, Hip and Knee,
Sports Medicine, Shoulder and Knee Replacements, General Orthopedics
Jonathan P. Van Kleunen, MD Providing Care in Shoulder, Elbow, Hip, and Knee Arthroscopy
and Replacements, Sports Medicine, and Fracture Care
University Orthopedics Center UOC.com 814.942.1166
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Be our protection against
and do Thou O Prince of the Heavenly Host,
by the power of God, cast into hell,
Satan and all the evil spirits,
who prowl through the world,
seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.
Kirsten Stratton, Parishioner
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