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WELCOME! Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary ChurchAssumption
of the Blessed Virgin Mary ChurchAssumption of the Blessed Virgin
Mary Church
2640 E. Orange Grove Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91107 2640 E. Orange
Grove Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91107 2640 E. Orange Grove Blvd.,
Pasadena, CA 91107
www.abvmpasadena.orgwww.abvmpasadena.orgwww.abvmpasadena.org
Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 5:00PM
Sunday: 7:30AM 9:00AM 11:00AM 5:00PM
Monday - Wednesday, Friday & Saturday: 8:15AM
Thursday Communion Service: 8:15AM
Pastor: Fr. Gerard O’Brien
Pastoral Associate: Sr. Susan Slater, SHCJ
Deacon: Deacon Gilbert Guzmán
Visiting Priests: Fr. Alan Phillip, C.P. Fr. Perry Henry, C.M.
Fr. Chris Ponnet
Business Manager: Kathy Tracy
School Principal: Carol Ward
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00AM-Noon &
1:00-4:00PM
(626)792-1343 (626)792-0052 (Fax)
Confessions: 2nd & 4th Saturdays 3:30-4:30PM
Third Sunday of Easter April 15, 2018
“Community in Unity”
“Look at my hands and my feet, that it is I myself” (Luke
24:39)
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April 15, 2018
www.abvmpasadena.org
Pastor: (626)792-1343 Fr. Gerard O’Brien
Pastoral Associate (626)792-1343 x508 Sr. Susan Slater, SHCJ
Parish Staff: (626)792-1343 Katherine Tracy, Parish Business
Manager [email protected] Mary Parra, Secretary,
[email protected] Chandra Persad, Secretary,
[email protected] Linda Mennis, Bulletin,
[email protected]
Assumption School (626)793-2089 Carol Ward, Principal
[email protected] Faith Formation Coordinator Pre-School to
Teen (626)792-6844 Cheli Valdez, [email protected]
Adult Faith Formation Coordinator (626)792-1343 x508 Sr. Susan
Slater, SHCJ, [email protected]
Bible Study Laura Ricard - (626)823-4129
Environment Committee Frances Inafuku - (626)584-9430
Eucharistic Ministers Nicole & Paul Dazè
[email protected]
Friends In Deed (Interfaith Council) Ed Vidimos - (626)355-0530
friendsindeedpas.org.
Gregorian Chant Group Timothy O’Brien - (626)449-3486
Intercessory Prayer Group Cri Hubbard - (626)794-4744 or
[email protected] Helen Tuma - (909)229-3759
Knights of Columbus Patrick Au, Grand Knight - (626)696-3689
[email protected]
Marriage Encounter Michael & Veronica Sasaki -
(626)755-0244
Seniors Brynn Fisher, (626) 795-3673, [email protected]
How to Contact Us The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul,
Assumption BVM-Conference: Robert Wyatt, President
Hotline for Assistance: (626)657-0836 For free pick-up of large
donations like appliances, furniture & vehicles Call:
(800)974-3571 or (323)224-6280
Ushers Call the parish office (626)792-1343
Mother Mary Visitation Ministry Lorna Willard -
(626)533-7655
Women’s Carmelite Retreat Cheryl Harlow - (626)794-7813,
[email protected]
Young Adult Ministry Manny Soriano - [email protected]
Holy Day of Obligation Schedule: Vigil: 7:00PM Holy Day: 8:15AM,
7:00PM
Devotions: Rosary & Divine Mercy after the 8:15AM daily
Mass
Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help on Saturdays after the
8:15AM Mass
Meditation Chant Service First Wednesday at 7:30PM
Baptisms: Thank you for baptizing your child, please consider a
saint’s name when naming your baby. By appointment only. Please
contact the office.
Marriages: Engaged couples: Thank you for considering a Catholic
Marriage blessed by God in the Holy Sacrament of Matri-mony. Six
months of preparation is required by the Catho-lic Church. Please
phone the office to schedule an ap-pointment 6 months prior to the
proposed wedding date.
Welcome to Our Parish
Registering in a parish is a declaration of your desire to be a
part of a Catholic community and a commitment to the life of the
parish family. Being a registered parishion-er makes things easier
when it is time for infant baptism, school registration, weddings,
funerals, affidavits and when asked to be a baptismal or
confirmation sponsor. We can only do this if you are a registered,
active and contributing member in the parish. Please call, visit
the office or go online to our website to register.
Prepare for the Sacraments To Participate in Our Ministries
Contact
Join Us In Worship
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Tweet From Pope Francis Do you work for a living? Be holy by
laboring with integrity and skill in the service of your brothers
and sisters. 4/9
G reetings my friends, On this third Sunday of Easter, what do
we learn? First off, all the scriptures are focused on Jesus
Christ, His mission here on earth, and His disciples’ mission to
the entire world. The first reading is a confirmation from Peter,
in the Acts of Apostles, that everything that was said in the Old
Testament by God and the prophets was about Jesus and His coming
into the world with His message of forgiveness and love for all.
Peter is challenging the people to realize that they were wrong in
condemning the Holy One of Israel and putting Him to death. On the
same note, he is pleading with them to consider repenting their
sins and accepting forgiveness from a God who never abandons His
loved ones. This is the truth about Jesus Christ, of whom the
prophets spoke in the Old Testament era, that He would suffer for
our sins, that God would raise Him from the dead, and that He would
save us all. We now can confirm that this is what happened, this is
the faith we profess as followers of Jesus Christ. Jesus was
condemned by the same group of people that Peter is now offering
forgiveness for their sins. How often we are like them; we judge
others, we condemn, we reject without ever seeking the truth, we
hold grudges and doubts. Our awesome God is still willing to
forgive us, if we have the courage to repent of our sins, and to
turn back to Him who gives us life and hope in our often hopeless
situations. Like the Psalm today, all of us should sing out, ''Lord
let your face shine on us,'' (Psalm 4) because it is only through
our Lord that we can attain true happiness in our lives, true hope,
and love. Our God is offering us a treasure free of charge, all we
have to do is accept it and live it in our lives. St. John, in the
second reading, states that it’s not good enough just to say, “I
know Jesus.''
“Those who say, ‘I know Him,’ but do not keep His commandments
are liars, and the truth is not in them. But whoever keeps His
word, the love of God is truly perfected in him.'' (1 John 2:5) The
Gospel follows the same theme. Jesus is breaking open the Word of
God and telling His disciples that everything that was written in
the past, all down through the generations of prophets, spoke about
His coming into the world. It is now confirmed by His presence
among them as the Risen Lord, with wounds and all.
Furthermore, Jesus explains the scriptures to His disciples,
preparing them for their mission ahead, and in turn our mission to
one another as followers of Jesus Christ. This is the faith we
profess, repentance and forgiveness of our sins, the very faith
which Jesus’ disciples were sent out to preach throughout the
world. So, keep His commandments, embrace and love His word, and
live it in your lives, with compassion, peace and truth for
all!
T hanks to all who organized the Divine Mercy devotion last
Sunday. The picture below is from the service, check the website
for more pictures.
Welcome to any visitors here this weekend, and to those of other
faith traditions, God bless you all!
Please continue to pray for the sick of the parish and all those
who need healing.
Love, Fr. Gerard
Exciting news regarding our “North Parking Lot”
We listened and are taking action! Your responses to the recent
Master Plan needs assessment survey indicated the desire to have
the North Lot usable and available for
parking. Within one to two weeks, the North Lot will be repaved
and striped for parking. We will be using parish funds to pay for
this project.
We are hoping to have this project complete before we celebrate
First Eucharist on May 6th. The availability of this parking lot
may also help alleviate some traffic issues on Orange Grove.
Thank you to the our 218 parishioners and school fami-lies that
completed the parish survey as well as those that participated in
the various focus groups. We greatly appreciate your participation
and input. It is important to develop a Master Plan that is
achievable. We will contin-ue to keep you updated on our
progress.
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CHURCH April 15, 2018
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL BUNDLE SUNDAY
On Sunday, April 29, our parish is having a Bundle Sunday for
the Society of St. Vin-cent de Paul. Please bring your usable
clothing and usable household items to their truck here at our
church. Help them in their endless efforts to assist the needy.
They are in desperate need of furniture and large appliances. Call
them for pick up of heavy items at (323) 224-6280 or (800)
97-HELP-1.
"Jesus: A Pilgrimage" We are starting something new and a little
lighter this spring. We will read Fr. James Martin's book, "Jesus:
A Pil-grimage” by Fr. Martin, a Jesuit and acclaimed author, guides
us through his tour of the Holy
Land as we reflect on the Gospel.
Our times will remain the same:
Wednesday mornings 10-11:30 am Church Chapel Wednesday evenings
7-8:30 pm Community Center Upstairs Formation Room 1
The dates are: April 11-25 and May 2-9.
There is no charge for the class. If you would like to at-tend,
please purchase the book. It is widely available at local
bookstores. We will not sell the book in class.
Maintenance & Repairs Report – Month of March 2018 Those
green envelopes…
The green envelopes found in your monthly envelope packet and in
our pews are restricted for use towards our Church Maintenance
& Repairs. Amounts collected from the “green envelopes” remain
100% in our parish and are not subject to an Archdiocese assessment
fee. These funds go directly toward paying for our church facility
up-keep, maintenance and improvements and the utilities bills.
We had 8 more families participating this month versus February
2018.
Here is a look at the month of March 2018 “green enve-lope”
collections versus our actual maintenance & repairs
expenditures:
Funds collected from green envelopes $15,098 Repairs, routine
maintenance, utility expenses $11,732 Reserve to offset previous
and future expenses $3,366 Families Participating (green envelopes
or indicated on check) 293
You may contribute anytime during the month by either using the
green envelope found in your packet or in the pew or simply
indicate on the memo line of your check, “Maintenance &
Repairs”.
Thank you so very much for your continuing generosity!
It’s Mystagogia Time Again
Mystagogy is the final period of the Christian initiation
process. The term, which is Greek, means “guiding into mystery”.
This mystery is not a puz-zle, problem, gap in scientific re-search
or even a religious teaching that is inaccessible to reason.
Ra-ther, the period of mystagogy, running from Easter to Pentecost,
is a time for the newly initiated to reflect on and explore the
mystery into which they have been im-mersed through the Sacraments
of Initiation (Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist): the
unfathomable love of God in Christ. This mystery is so great and
rich that it remains ever fresh and new. No matter how often or how
deeply we explore it, its fullness is never exhausted. God’s love
abides, and the more we abide in it the more we know that its
greatness surpasses all else.
For this reason, mystagogy is for all Christians all year round,
but especially during the fifty days between Easter and Pentecost.
It is a time to support the newly initiated in savoring their
Easter experience, but also to deepen our grasp of the paschal
mystery. Side by side with the newly initiated, we have the
opportunity to listen afresh to the Gospel message during this
season and allow our lives to be touched anew. The witness of their
presence in our midst invites us to “see with new eyes” what the
Sacra-ments of Easter are all about.
YAM at the Movies
ABVM Young Adult Minis-try watched the new film, Paul, Apostle
of Christ, for one of their recent meetings! Set near the end of
St. Paul's life, we walked with him, St. Luke the Evange-list, and
the early Church in Rome amidst persecution. The film is dedicated
to all people who have been persecuted for their faith, let us keep
this inten-tion in our prayers always! In all,
we enjoyed it and recommend watching it. From the im-mersion, to
the setting, to the many Pauline verses quot-ed throughout, to
strong sympathetic characters, there were many elements that you
can appreciate.
YAM meets every Wednesday, 7pm, in the Community Center. Please
contact Manny at [email protected] for more information
HEALING THE FAMILY TREE MASS Friday April 20th at 7:00 pm
Celebrant Fr. Mike Barry
St. Elizabeth Church 1879 N. Lake Ave. Altadena 9100
Questions: Call Carolyn (626) 376-3003
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PLEASE PRAY FOR…
David Beaubien Nayiri Bedrossian Gustavo Beltran Lori Berberian
Christopher Berubè Pacita Bilog Ron Brenner Macrine Brown Estella
Calimag Ryan Carrasco Dominique Caton Rhia Chung Allie Clark
Patrick Cronin Robin Davi Amy Denila Terri David Pablo De Leon
Anthony Deloso Barbara Dimick Louise Dockey Irene Dungo Tom Feeney
Joan Fritz Peter Gadd Martha Gibbs Monica Gonzales Helen Green The
Grimm Family Ed Grohe Marie DeMarco Grotewiel Eva Guerra Alice
Guizot Pearl Haggins Delphine Haze Arthur Hintz Jolene Hoffman
Holcomb Family Valerie Joen Wally Johnson Norma Jugo William
Francis Keeler Howard Kim Baby Morgan Klotz
“Know that the Lord does won-ders for His faithful one...”
(Psalm 4:4)
Consider the needs of Assumption Parish and School in your
estate plan.
For information on how to include Assumption in your es-tate
plan, please contact the Planned Giving Office:
(213) 637-7504 / [email protected]
www.ADLALegacy.org
The Kronnen Family Joyce Lannin Joy Jordanne Lopez Yvonne Lonero
Alex Martinez James McCarthy George McDonnell Anita Mendez Vera
Mercurio Ed Miller Angela Moguel Hermenegildo Moguel, Jr. Joaquin
Montalván Tim Murphy Juanita Nacu Victor Nunez Mary Crean O’Brien
Diana Perez Jack Pidgeon Rose Mary Hanson Posey Diane Price Gil
Ramirez Michael Rufo Tony Ruiz Maria Salcedo Esteban Sanchez Raul
Sanchez Meilani Sandan Bernice Santillan Luz Saucedo James Smith
Jordan Strong Trevor Thomson Mary Tracy Morgan Underwood Joe
Valenzuela Tom & Susan Watson Raquel Zamora
...Those Who Have Died Virginia Kelly Allen Lund Monsignor
Patrick Reilly
Assumption School News
Assumption 8th Graders Visit
Washington D.C.
Assumption Eighth Graders traveled to the East Coast dur-ing
Easter Break. They visited Virginia and saw Jame-stown,
Williams-burg, Charlottesville and beautiful Monti-
cello. Their stay in Washington D. C. included the White House,
Ford's Thea-ter, Capitol Hill, the World War II Memo-rial, the
Washington Monument, and the cherry blossoms. What a wonderful
opportunity to see our nation’s history first hand.
ASSUMPTION TK THE PLACE FOR FOUR YEAR OLDS TO GROW!
We invite you to consider our Assumption TK for your four year
old. This is a warm, caring environment filled with faith and love.
It gives a strong start to our youngest learners. Please contact
our school office to set up a tour. 626-793-2089 or
[email protected]
LOOKING FOR A WAY TO HELP THE HOMELESS?
Assumption parish will be collecting food for the Friends In
Deed Pantry.
April Food Request: Dry Cereal
Please leave your donation in the baptism area of the Church
when you come to Mass. The St. Vincent de Paul volunteers will do
the rest!
Sister Water Project (SWP) Service Trip to Honduras
August 17-25, 2018.
Sister Water Project service team members will help make potable
water accessible to people in the rural vil-lage in Honduras. For
more information about the service trip and its application, see
www.osfdbq.org.
Follow us on Twitter. twitter.com/abvmpasadena
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April 15, 2018
Faith Formation News Society of St. Vincent de Paul Assumption
Conference
St. Vincent de Paul sought to focus on the direct service of the
poor. However, he
knew that to do so, he would need to gather, motivate and
negotiate with di-verse groups of peo-ple. St Vincent used Jesus’
example of setting new courses and gathering His Apostles to help
Him. St. Vincent used people from a variety of social classes and
career fields as well as clergy and clois-tered nuns. Today we try
to follow in St.
Vincent’s footsteps.
We have worked with one of our Friends, Rita, to help identify
areas where we might find the homeless and of-fer them assistance.
The Girl Scouts have helped us by building mercy bags filled with
toiletries. Various busi-ness owners have helped by giving us a
break on sup-plies. We’re also working with Friends in Deed to help
supply their pantry. We were able to give them hundreds of pounds
of food at Christmas and we refer our Friends-in-Need to their Food
Pantry and Women’s Room. At Christmas, we supplied gifts or books
to Pasadena Schools and gave gifts and food to families of another
local parish.
We work closely with the other Conferences in the area to
discuss needs and ideas for how to meet those needs. We recently
shared our practice of assisting the home-less during bad weather
with our Bad Weather Rescue Kit. The kit consists of appropriate
outer wear like a pon-cho or warm jacket, sleeping bag, mat, mercy
and food bag and a thick tarp for shelter. The LA Council has
de-cided to use $10,000-to-$20,000 in grant money they received to
purchase a store of these supplies so other Conferences can extend
this practice.
We thank you for continuing to support the poor and
mar-ginalized. We can only give to them from the resources you
provide for us. We are deeply grateful. In the picture above is our
President Robert Wyatt, Vice President, Ri-ta, our guide to helping
the homeless, and Joan Feser.
If you know someone who needs assistance, please call our
hotline: (626)657-0836. If you would like to make a monetary
donation to be used in helping those in need, please use the
Assumption-SSVdP tan envelope provid-ed in the pew. Remember, 100%
of your donation serves the needy and the poor.
Faith Formation & Teen Confirmation
Faith Formation:
Sunday, April 15-9:00AM Faith Formation Class-Various
Rooms Sunday, April 22
9:00AM Faith Formation Classes-Various Rooms 9:00AM FF Preschool
End of Year Awards-MMA
Teen Confirmation: Monday, April 16-7:00PM-Confirmation Year II
Saturday, April 21-Confirmation Year I Retreat Monday, April
23-7:00PM-Confirmation Year I
Eucharistic Ministers If you see that there are not enough
Eucharistic Ministers at a Mass you attend (there should be seven),
please step-up and volunteer!
LGBT The Holy Family LGBT program provides a supportive
environment for LGBT individuals, and their parents. Meetings are
facilitated by Dr. Elizabeth Taylor, a li-censed psychologist.
It meets at Holy Family Church in South Pasadena on Wednesday
nights. Please call: (626) 792-1103
Flower Donations Honor a family member or friend by donating
flowers in their name for the altar. Families making flower
donations, and the names of those to be remembered, will be placed
in our weekly bulletin. What a great gift!
Please visit the Rectory Office to purchase flowers to be placed
on the Altar for a weekend of Masses. Many beautiful choices are
available. All bouquets must be paid for at the time of the order –
no phone requests will be taken.
5PM Sat Lectors:
L. Mennis S. Beltran-Moeller
EM P. Riady M. Pupo B. Gregg D. Norton N. Daze P. Daze D.
Polchow
7:30AM Lectors:
B. Barajas P. Pirrone
EM S. Baca L. Alvarado R. Henry M. Becking R. Vasquez K. Majich
L. Oberreiter
9:00AM Lectors:
A. Maldona-do J. Matsumo-to
EM D. Lopez J. Casares J. Johnson C. Biscocho J. Gatti K. Holtz
OPEN
11:00AMLectors:
M. Johnson A. Lee
EM P. Au A. Au M. Smo-gorzewska G. Maddin C. Marino J.
Gomez-Novy C. Rios
5:00PM Lectors:
R. Grimm C, Benitez
EM M. Soriano S. Soriano W. Ligutom M. Stalheber L. O’Brien OPEN
OPEN
Ministry Schedule April 21-22
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Calendar of Events Sunday, April15 Coffee & Donuts -MCH-1st
Grade Class Faith Formation Registration Continues 9:00AM Faith
Formation Classes-Various Rooms Monday, April 16 6:30PM Girl Scout
Troop 3291-MCH 7:00PM Intercessory Prayer Group-Church 7:00PM
Confirmation Year II-Various Rooms Tuesday, April 17 9:00AM Senior
Group-CC/LR 10:00AM Oremus, A Guide to Catholic Prayer-Rectory
7:00PM Cub Scouts-MMA Wednesday, April 18 10:00AM Book
Discussion-Church Chapel 6:00PM Girl Scout Troop 601-MCH 7:00PM
Young Adult Ministry-CC/LR 7:00PM Book Discussion-CC/2nd Fl. 7:30PM
Boy Scout Troop 31-MMA 7:30PM Gregorian Chant Practice-Science Lab
Thursday, April 19 9:00AM Senior Group-CC/LR 6:00PM Girl Scout
Troop 6251-MCH 7:00PM RCIA-Rectory/Upstairs Friday, April 20
Saturday, April 21 Confirmation Year I Retreat - Alhambra Girl
Scout Troop 3291 Succulent Sale Sunday, April 22 Girl Scout Troop
3291 Succulent Sale Coffee & Doughnuts-MCH-Mother Mary
Visitation Group Faith Formation Registration Continues 9:00AM
Faith Formation Classes-Various Rooms 9:00AM FF Preschool End of
Year Awards-MMA 1:30PM Baptisms-Santos & Baluyot
CC-Community Center MCH-Msgr. Crean Hall MMA-Msgr. Moretti
Auditorium
abvmpasadena.org
WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE and INTENTIONS Saturday, April 14 5:00PM
Roberta D’Angelo, R.I.P. Maria Holguin, R.I.P. Sunday, April 15
Third Sunday of Easter 7:30AM Palitha Abeywardena, R.I.P. Susan
Paulak, R.I.P. 9:00AM Mary Aguilar, R.I.P. Ron Ross, R.I.P.
Josephine & Hermann Zimmerl , R.I.P. Doris Jabonero, R.I.P.
11:00AM Roderick Ward Barker, Jr., R.I.P. Elena Yee, R.I.P. Mary
Ann Smith, R.I.P. 5:00PM Jeanette Acosta, R.I.P. Monday, April 16
8:15AM Mafalda Angelini, Health Intention Mary Jo Lovello’s
Grandson-Health Intention Tuesday, April 17 8:15AM For the People
Wednesday, April 18 8:15AM Virginia Kelly, R.I.P. Thursday, April
19 8:15AM Communion Service Friday, April 20 8:15AM Kristine Adan
Salazar, Birthday Blessings Saturday, April 21 St.
Anselm-1109-”Father of Scholasticism” 8:15AM Fr. Edward Joseph
Landreau, R.I.P. Jorge Navarro, R.I.P
Today’s Readings
Acts 3:13-19 1 John 2:1-5
Luke 24:35-48
Next Sunday’s Readings
Acts 4:8-12 1 John 3:1-2
John 10:11-18
DID YOU KNOW? Pray for the healing of abuse victims Each of us,
as members of our Catholic communi-ty, can contribute to the
healing of those harmed by abuse by remembering survivors in our
prayers:
Mindful that Jesus’ resurrection transforms all who be-lieve, we
as church embrace our shared responsibility to protect our children
and youth, and to ensure that they grow up knowing they are safe
and loved. In solidarity with those victims who have endured the
pain of abuse, we re-dedicate ourselves to their healing by
increasing our own awareness and understanding, by contributing to
the safe environment and practices of our church, and by extending
our efforts out into the world.
For specific information on how you can make the world a safer
place for children and youth please visit:
www.archla.org/protecting.
Priest & Musician Mass Schedule for Next Week Saturday,
April 21 5:00PM...Fr. Gerard (Trevor Thomson) Sunday, April 22
7:30AM…Fr. Gerard (Gabriel Reyes) 9:00AM...Fr. Alan (Jim Lesh)
11:00AM…Fr. Gerard (Ralph Mohutsky) 5:00PM…Fr. Denis Maher
(Victoria Mohutsky)
Succulent and Flower Arrangement Sale
April 21-22 Assumption Girl Scout Troop 3291 (the 8th Grade
Troop) is working hard
to achieve their Silver Award. We have decided to raise funds
for the Door of Hope, a local organization working to end family
homelessness in the Pasadena area.
We will sell succulents and flower arrangements after all
Masses.
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blanketon an ADVERTISED mattress
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showershaves with an ADVERTISED razor
brushes his teethwith ADVERTISED toothpaste
washes with ADVERTISED soapputs on ADVERTISED clothes
drinks a cup of ADVERTISED coffee
drives to workin an ADVERTISED car
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pay.Later if business is poor
he ADVERTISES it for sale.WHY IS IT?
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