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Saint Jude Parish
435 Mammoth Road | Londonderry, NH | 03053-2304
www.stjudenh.com | sgreen@stjudenh.com
Parish Telephones:
Parish Office 432-3333
Faith Formation Office 437-7026
Youth Ministry Office 425-1795
NEW PARISHIONERS PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Please introduce yourselves and register as Monday through Thursday, 9:00am to 4:00pm
members of our parish family. Registration forms
are available in the parish office, on our website, WEEKEND LITURGY SCHEDULE
and at the church entrances. Welcome! Saturday: 4:00pm
BAPTISM Sunday: 8:00am, 10:00am
Parents planning to have a baby or child baptized DAILY LITURGY SCHEDULE
are required to attend a Baptismal Preparation Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday: 8:00am
Class. Contact Sally Green for details.
HOLY DAY LITURGY SCHEDULE
MARRIAGE Vigil Mass: 7:00pm
Please contact the Parish Office at least 6
months prior to the intended wedding date to
Mass on Holy Day: 8:00am
participate in the Marriage Preparation Program. RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION)
The Church should be booked prior to booking a Saturdays from 3:00pm-3:30pm; any time by appointment
reception facility.
PASTORAL TEAM
FAITH FORMATION Fr. Robert E. Gorski, Pastor 768-1936
We offer a Lectionary-based traditional Faith
Formation program starting with Kindergarteners Deacon Jay Cormier 432-3333
thru 8th graders, including preparation for the Trish Woodward, Faith Formation, K-8 437-7026
Sacraments of First Penance/Reconciliation, Diane Swinarski, Adult Faith Formation/RCIA 425-1795
Confirmation and First Eucharist. In addition, we Lexann Mecklenborg, Part-time Youth Minister 425-1795
offer R.C.I.A. adapted for youth 7 years of age
and up who want to become members of the SUPPORT STAFF
Roman Catholic Church. Contact Trish Sally Green, Parish Secretary 432-3333
Woodward for more information. Catherine Himmel, Co-Director Choir 432-3333
YOUTH MINISTRY Barbara LaBelle, Co-Director Choir 432-3333
Our youth are involved in activities and various Carolyn Hastings, Youth Ministry/Parish 432-3333
service events for our parish and greater Kathleen McKenney, Faith Formation/Bulletin 437-7026
community. Contact Lexann for more information.
R.C.I.A.
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (R.C.I.A.)
is a process to welcome new people into the
Roman Catholic Church. For more information,
please contact Diane Swinarski at 425-1795 or
Mary Carrigan at 722-5586.
HOMEBOUND & HOSPITALIZED
We welcome the opportunity to bring the
Sacraments to those unable to join us due to
illness or age. Contact Sally Green for
assistance.
PARISH OUTREACH MINISTRY
The goal of the Parish Outreach Ministry is to
strengthen our parish community by connecting
to those in need. For detailed information, contact
Lisa Laurence at 548-5130.
FOOD PANTRY
If you are in need of assistance, please call Kay
or Dick Doyle at 434-1827.
SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — Elisha feeds a hundred people with
twenty barley loaves (2 Kings 4:42-44).
Please visit the parish website (www.stjudenh.com) Psalm — The hand of the Lord feeds us; he answers all
or the parish Facebook page for updates. our needs (Psalm 145).
Second Reading —Paul urges the Ephesians to live in a
manner worthy of the call they received (Ephesians 4:1-6).
Gospel — Jesus feeds a large crowd with five barley
loaves and two fish (John 6:1-15).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass
© 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy
Masses are held at 4PM on Saturday, Corporation. All rights reserved.
and at 8AM and 10AM on Sunday
Come one, come all!
Confessions are on Saturdays at 3PM or by appointment.
ONE LORD, ONE FAITH
For those who are over age 65 or have health concerns, we will
continue to post Sunday Mass on our Facebook page and our Do you suppose the authors of the four Gospels were
website. aware of today’s first reading from the second book of
Kings? Of course they were. The prophet Elisha fed a
MORNING MASS SCHEDULE hundred men with twenty barley loaves in order to prove
Please note, Morning Mass will not be held this week on God’s power. This same miracle, now multiplied by
Monday, July 26th, Tuesday, July 27th, or Wednesday, July more people fed by fewer loaves, is attributed to Jesus in
28th. all four Gospels. In today’s passage from John we even
have the detail that the loaves were barley, reminding
every pious Jew of that miracle that Elisha worked. Yet
Please pray for the soul of Anne M. Gribok, Jesus went into hiding when they wanted to make him
whose funeral Mass was celebrated July 20th. king. It is the passage from Paul’s Letter to the
Ephesians that gives us the reason for this. The power of
Please also pray for the soul of Anthony Jesus comes from God. It is not meant merely to feed us,
“Tony” Messa, whose funeral Mass was or to provide one group with a king. There is one Lord,
celebrated July 23rd. one faith, one God and Father of all who works through
May God grant them eternal rest and may our prayers and Jesus Christ and through us all. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
support comfort their families.
PARISH OUTREACH MINISTRY “THIRSTING FOR GOD?”
The goal of the Parish Outreach Ministry is to strengthen our Do you know someone not
parish community by connecting to those in need. There are baptized? ...or baptized in a non-
members of our parish family who are homebound or do not Catholic Christian tradition, who is
drive at night, but would love to attend Mass, receive thirsting to know what it means to
Communion, or attend special parish events or adoration of the become Catholic? Do you know someone already Catholic but
Blessed Sacrament. Some would just love a friendly visit, or who has not yet received Confirmation and/or Communion
might need help with a simple household chore or a ride to the who feels they are being called to do so now? The Rite of
grocery store. We want to bring them back into our parish life. Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a place to ask
Volunteers can assist on a one-time basis, or as often as they questions and seek understanding.
like. If you know someone who would benefit from this For more information, please call Mary Carrigan at 722-5586
program, or if you would like to be a volunteer, contact Lisa or Diane Swinarski at 425-1795. You can also reach Diane by
Laurence at 548-5130 or lisa.laurence@comcast.net. email at dswinarski@stjudenh.com.
GREETERS
FOR WEEKEND MASSES
St. Jude Church is currently in need of men ST. JUDE’S FOOD PANTRY
and women to act as additional greeters for St. Jude’s Food Pantry serves the
each of the weekend Masses. Greeters will be needs of all residents of Londonderry
trained as part of the safety and security without regard to religious
measures we will be establishing here within affiliation. We are completely confidential and here for
the next few months. everyone in the Londonderry community. We meet with
If you can assist, please contact families individually, by appointment.
Bill Schenkelberg / 9999blvd@gmail.com or 603-275-0743, If you are in need of assistance, please call Kay or Dick Doyle
or Ed Renfer / eddieren@aol.com at 434-1827.
25 JULY 2021
ONLINE ADULT FAITH FORMATION OPTIONS Coming in September,
For information about ongoing Adult Faith Formation, contact meeting in person:
Diane at 425-1795 or email dswinarski@stjudenh.com Young Adult Study
(18-35 years old)
It is not too late to join us for the two James is one of the most practical
books of the Bible. Its teachings
studies listed below!!! speak loudly to those who feel torn
NOTE: All participants are asked to send their email to between the competing demands of this world and their faith.
Diane at dswinarski@stjudenh.com. She will send you the This study offers “pearls for wise living” by applying the
needed ZOOM link a few days before the class starts. wisdom of James to our current day. For anyone who has
struggled to live a truly Christian life, James offers a wealth of
HEBREWS practical solutions for handling and even sanctifying everyday
circumstances.
NEXT CLASS:
Tuesday, July 27th, St. Jude Parish will begin an eleven-week Bible study James:
6:45-8:15PM Pearls for Wise Living on September 9th at 6:45PM.
Lesson #6 Participants will meet every week to view an engaging video
presentation followed by a time of lively group discussion and
Presented by Andrew Swafford and Jeff Cavins, Hebrews: fellowship. For additional information, or to register, visit
The New and Eternal Covenant draws out the riches of this ascensionpress.com or contact Diane at 425-1795 or
sublime book in a way that makes them easier to understand. It dswinarski@stjudenh.com.
draws connections between the Old and New Testaments, the
Liturgy, the Eucharist, the priesthood, and so much more. Also starting in September…
Most importantly, Hebrews will help Catholics appreciate the Revelation:
astounding generosity of God as they see the wonders he has The Kingdom Yet to Come
given us in the Church. To purchase your study set go to Perhaps no book in the Bible fascinates
https://study.ascensionpress.com/studies/55818/ people more than Revelation. Yet
registrations/new. relatively few people have studied the
Once you have done this, contact dswinarski@stjudenh.com book, especially from a Catholic
with the email address you wish to have the link for this class perspective. Revelation: The Kingdom Yet to Come is an
sent to. You will receive the link about a week before the start intriguing Bible study that shows how the kingdom
of class. established by Christ in this Church is intimately connected
with the kingdom of heaven.
ALSO RUNNING CURRENTLY: In this intriguing look at one of the most talked-about books in
(and not too late to join!) Scripture, Jeff Cavins explores Revelation to demonstrate how
EPHESIANS: DISCOVER YOUR INHERITANCE the kingdom established by Christ in his Church is intimately
Why not sign up with a friend and learn together? connected with the kingdom of heaven, especially through the
celebration of the Mass. You will learn what all the mysterious
One of the most remarkable figures and images of Revelation present, as well as what will
things about our Faith is that happen during the Second Coming of Christ, what has already
by God’s grace, we have happened, and what is happening now in salvation history.
become his adopted sons and
daughters. In your day-to-day St. Jude Parish will begin an eleven-week Bible study
life, what does it mean to be a Revelation: The Kingdom Yet to Come on Tuesday,
son or daughter of God—an September 14th from 6:45-8:15PM. For more information or
heir to his promises and to register, visit ascensionpress.com, or contact
blessings? When you sit in the pews each Sunday, what does it dswinarski@stjudenh.com.
mean to you to be part of his family, the Church? Participants
will meet online to view an engaging video presentation BOOK CLUB NEWS
followed by a time of lively group discussion and fellowship. Our next Book Club selection is:
NEXT LESSON: From Fire, by Water; My Journey to the Catholic Faith
by Sohrab Ahmari.
Thursday, July 29th, 9:00-10:30AM
Read Chapter 3 of the book of Ephesians for this week. He was a teenager living under the Iranian ayatollahs when he
decided that there is no God. Nearly two decades later, he
would be received into the Roman Catholic Church. He
For more information or to register, visit https:// recounts this unlikely passage, from the strident Marxism and
study.ascensionpress.com/studies/55766/registrations/new. atheism of a youth misspent on both sides of the Atlantic to a
Please also contact Diane at dswinarski@stjudenh.com or 603- moral and spiritual awakening prompted by the Mass. At once
425-1795. a young intellectual's finely crafted self-portrait and a life style
This study will not only help you discover your unique gifts at the intersection of the great ideas and events of our time, the
and calling as a member of Christ’s Church, you will also help book marks the debut of a compelling new Catholic voice.
us to grow in fellowship as a parish as we grow closer to Join us for discussion when we meet on August 4th at
Christ together. 6:00PM in Fr. Bob’s Office.
SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
K-8th GRADE FAITH FORMATION YOUTH MINISTRY
Trish Woodward Lexann Mecklenborg
437-7026 / twoodward@stjudenh.com 425-1795 / lmecklenborg@stjudenh.com
Faith Formation
MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL
YOUTH GROUP NEWS
Forms have been mailed to If you would like to be added to our youth group mailing list,
families registered in the please email Lexann at lmecklenborg@stjudenh.com.
program. Please contact Trish if
you did not receive a form or if
your child will be joining us for
the first time this year!
Congratulations to all our high school and college graduates.
We wish you much success as you continue to follow the path
that God has placed before you.
SHORT PRAYERS FOR OUR
YOUTH TO WORK ON
DURING THE SUMMER
The Sign of the Cross
In the name of the Father
and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen
An Evening Prayer for Youth
God, our Father, this day is done. BULLETIN “SEARCH AND FIND”
We ask you and Jesus Christ, your Son,
that with the Spirit, our welcome guest, Each month, the office of Youth Ministry will host a bulletin
you guard our sleep and bless our rest. Amen “Search and Find.” You’ll find all the information you need on
this page—and we’ll let you know how your name can be
entered into a drawing for a special prize!
JOIN US Check this page each week
to see when the next contest will be held!
FOR ...
??WONDERIING ?? WEDNESDAYS ? ? ? ?
Our next “Wondering Wednesday” is July 28th.
BOWLING at Park Place Lanes in Windham, NH!
No cost to participate
STUDENTS WHO COMPLETED KINDERGARTEN
THRU HIGH SCHOOL ARE INVITED!
Drop the kids off for 9AM--- pick them up between 2-3PM.
Pack them a snack, a water bottle, lunch
and SPRAY sunscreen.
Sneakers are best for running, hopping, skipping and jumping!
There is still limited space available.
Contact Trish at twoodward@stjudenh.com
or leave a message at 437-7026 by Monday, July 26th
if you want to participate.
Forms are available at the exits.
25 JULY 2021
K-8th GRADE FAITH FORMATION YOUTH MINISTRY
Trish Woodward Lexann Mecklenborg
437-7026 / twoodward@stjudenh.com 425-1795 / lmecklenborg@stjudenh.com
SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
The sick and/or medically fragile, healthcare personnel, first
responders and essential workers, Alison, Andrew, Ann, John
and Katie Ankiewicz, Ashley, Ellen Babine, Elaine Barrett,
Saturday 24 July
Joanne Beard, Sisi Beaver, Diane Biron, Michelle Boeing, Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Virgilio Boeing, Julie Bradley, Pauline Boisseau, Dee 4:00p Armand Bourassa by Shirley Desmarais
Broussard, Dennis Brown, Marion Byrne, Caitlin, Michelle C., George F. Bannister III
John Callamaro, Caleb, Don Canney, Michael Carbone, by Terry and Stan Gustavson
Michelle Carpentier, George Cavenaugh, Bill Chapman, Chris, Sunday 25 July
Raymond Cipoletti, Sue Coker, Carole Connolly, Betty Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Cormier, Dot Cormier, Fred Cormier, William Cornelissen, 8:00a ◊ Our Parish Family
David, Susan Day, Diane, John DiBernardo, Dan Dennehy, 10:00a Gerard Gosselin by his family
Dorothy, Jan Dougherty, Kevin Dougherty, Renata Dryer,
Helen Elder, Claire Errico, Jim Errico, Stan F., Shirley Monday 26 July
Ferreira, Wil Flores, Cecile Fortin, Kelly Gagnon, Nancy NO MORNING EUCHARIST
Gerardi, Francis Gile, Kate Grandchamp, Nick Green, Tuesday 27 July
Christina Grover, Emma Guepy, Sarah Habib, Mary Haynes, NO MORNING EUCHARIST
Heidi & Brad, Danielle Hoffman, Hudson & Tripp, Sandra Wednesday 28 July
Hughes, Sharon Hunzelman, Carolyn Iavecone, Janice, Jayden, NO MORNING EUCHARIST
Jessica, Mason & Olivia, Jillian, Jordan, Elliott Johnston, Thursday 29 July
Kathleen, Emma Kazor, Kevin Keefe, Kelsey, Ken, Kevin, NO MORNING EUCHARIST
Richard Kibildis, Kimberly, Geoffrey King, Diana & Rita Friday 30 July
Lacourse, Elaine Lafond, Tina Lanctot, Larry, Colleen NO MORNING EUCHARIST
Laurence, Alice Lavoie, Coral Lemire, Donna Lessard, Yvette
Lessard, Casey Lindsay, Fiona Losty, Crystal M., Dot Saturday 31 July Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Maloney, Jack Maas, John Macadam, Marissa, Mary Martin, 4:00p ◊ Our Parish Family
Mary and Pat, Tommy Martinez, Matthew, Jim McCarthy, Sunday 01 Aug Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Alice McClure, Richard McManus, Kathryn and Matt Mead, 8:00a Sadie Ouellet
Megan, Frances Meisser, Beverly Messier, Richard Michaud, by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ouellet
Dan Mullen, Muriel, Peg Nagle, Cheryl Naso, Shannon Nolan, 10:00a Armand Bourassa
Barbie O’Brien, Haley O’Riorden, Bill Pappas, Lucille by Kathy and Tod Wicker
Paradis, Barbara Pelloquin, S. Perry, Tim Phillips, Vanessa Eleanor Mae Watson
Plourde, Lisa R., Phillip Reed, Sarah Reinold, Richard, Robert,
Scott Rolf, Baby Royer, Jessica S., Martha Saunders, Jack
by Terry and Stan Gustavson
Schaller, Dolores Schafer, Cecile Schneider, Scott, Serine,
Sheila, Sandy Sherman, Gilda Simao, Simone and Bobbie
Simard, Meaghan Simpson, Brad Smith, Raymond Smith,
Stacy, Therese St. Germain, Tony Stoddard, Jeffrey Swain, READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Thomas, Joyce Tuden, Ron Valencourt, Susan Vlahos, Monday: Ex 32:15-24, 30-34; Ps 106:19-23;
Rosemarie Walker, Sarah Wells, Adam Wheaton, Laurie Mt 13:31-35
Willey, Aubrey Willis, Crystal Willis, Jess Wyrsch & baby, Tuesday: Ex 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28; Ps 103:6-13;
Eric Younger, Vince Zahornasky, Dina Zorawowicz. Mt 13:36-43
If you, or a loved one, would like your name to be listed in the bulletin, call Wednesday: Ex 34:29-35; Ps 99:5-7, 9; Mt 13:44-46
Sally at 432-3333 or email kmckenney@stjudenh.com. Thursday: Ex 40:16-21, 34-38; Ps 84:3-6a, 8a, 11;
Jn 11:19-27 or Lk 10:38-42
SANCTUARY LAMP Friday: Lv 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37;
For the week of July 24th through July 30th, the Sanctuary Ps 81:3-6, 10-11ab; Mt 13:54-58
Lamp is dedicated for special healing and in thanksgiving. Saturday: Lv 25:1, 8-17; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 7-8; Mt 14:1-12
Sunday: Ex 16:2-4, 12-15; Ps 78:3-4, 23-25, 54;
If you would like an opportunity to dedicate the Sanctuary Lamp in Eph 4:17, 20-24; Jn 6:24-35
memory of a deceased loved one or for a special intention, please
contact the parish office at 432-3333 or email Sally at
sgreen@stjudenh.com. A suggested stipend is $25.00.
PLEASE PRAY FOR VOCATIONS PARISH SUPPORT
“Lead a life worthy of the calling to which you have been Weekend of July 18, 2021
called, with all humility and gentleness.” Offertory $2,107.00
Have you considered a vocation to the priesthood or the Maintenance $ 387.00
consecrated life? Please call Father Matthew Mason at (603) Last Week’s Online Giving $3,226.01
663-0132, or email mmason@rcbm.org. TOTAL $5,720.01
25 JULY 2021
DIOCESAN NEWS THE CELEBRATION OF BAPTISM AT ST. JUDE
As our community life here at St. Jude continues to “re-open”
FIAT DAYS we are looking ahead to the celebration of the Baptisms of
Do you want to say “yes” to God’s plan for your life? You are children in the parish.
invited to attend our Fiat Days on July 30th to spend time with Beginning in August, Baptisms will be celebrated by Deacon
other young women your age looking at the Lord’s call in your Jay Cormier on the first Sunday of the month at 11:30AM. A
life while having lots of fun. Baptism catechesis “prep” session for parents (required) will
Fiat Days is led by the vocations team of the diocese and the take place on the previous Wednesday at 7:00PM (for the time
Daughters of Mary Mother of Healing Love of Manchester, being, these sessions, about 75 minutes, will take place on
NH. It includes a schedule of Mass and prayer, activities and Zoom).
opportunities to grow in friendship with the Lord and with
The schedule of Baptism liturgies for the fall of 2021:
each other. Please visit liveinblackandwhite.com for more
information and to register. Baptism Liturgy Parents’ Catechetical Session
(Sunday at 11:30AM) (Wednesday at 7:00PM via ZOOM)
August 1 July 28
QUO VADIS DAYS September 12* September 8
Do you know where your life is going? The Lord Jesus has a October 3 September 29
great plan for you! You are invited to attend our Quo Vadis November 7 November 3
Days Game Day on August 6th to spend time with other young December 5 December 1
men your age looking at the Lord’s call in your life while January 9 (2022) January 5 (2022)
having lots of fun. Quo Vadis Days is led by priests and
seminarians of the diocese and includes a variety of games, *postponed to the following Sunday because of the Labor Day
prayer, other activities and opportunities to grow in friendship holiday.
with the Lord and with each other. Visit Families may also choose to celebrate their child’s Baptism at
liveinblackandwhite.com to register. any Sunday Mass. Baptisms are not celebrated during the
season of Lent (unless there are extenuating circumstances).
MAGDALEN COLLEGE OF THE LIBERAL ARTS Parents wishing to arrange for their child’s baptism should
located in Warner, NH contact Sally Green in the parish office. The protocols for
Our Summer Collegiate Program (August 1 - 14, 2021) is Baptisms, including parish membership, the selection of
available to recent high school graduates as well as rising godparents, etc., will be found on the parish website or are
juniors and seniors. Also accepting applications for on available from the parish office.
campus classes in the fall of 2021.
Please call the admissions at 603-456-2656 for more
information and visit our website at www.magdalen.edu. JULY FREE COMMUNITY MEAL!!
The July Free Community Meal will take place this weekend
ENGAGED COUPLES COURSES on Sunday, July 25th from 1:30PM-2:30PM. Due to the
Corona Virus, there will not be a sit down dinner for the
The Diocese of Manchester supports parish efforts to form Community Meal. Instead, we will be handing out bagged
engaged couples for marriage by providing regular Engaged lunches to–go at 1:30PM from the side entrance of the church.
Couple Courses, in-person and online. These courses are led (Adjacent to the large parking lot, near the basketball hoops.)
by experienced, faith-filled Catholic couples and based on
Ascension Press’ successful Joy-Filled Marriage program. Free community meals take place on the last Sunday of each
Online courses consist of five weeknight sessions, from 7 to month. The next community meals will be held on August 29th
8:30 PM. In-person courses run from 6-9pm, Friday, and and September 26th.
resume at 8am on Saturday, continuing through 5:30pm.
Course registration includes a save-worthy marriage formation
box (think, subscription box for your relationship!) containing LAUDATO SI´
a number of helpful and enriching resources. To view current In 2015, Pope Francis published his Encyclical Letter Laudato
course offerings, please visit: https://bit.ly/3xVSU3M. All Si´. The Letter is named from the song of praise for creation by
interested couples should speak to their pastor or parish Saint Francis of Assisi. In this song, St. Francis proclaims
marriage formation coordinator to register. Other questions God’s goodness through all of creation.
may be directed to Derek McDonald, diocesan Director of The encyclical, while often called the “Environmental
Family & Respect Life Ministries. Encyclical,” is so much more - in it, Pope Francis lays out a
biblical way of viewing creation. At the core, Pope Francis is
GRANDPARENTS DAY saying, “This is what it means to be human.” He proclaims
Pope Francis has decided to institute the Church-wide that we are not lord of all that we see, but, rather, we are
celebration of World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly. Stewards of God’s Creation
Starting this year, it will be held on the fourth Sunday of July, As stewards, we will be held accountable to the Lord of
close to the liturgical memorial of Saints Joachim and Anne, Creation - our God and Father.
the grandparents of Jesus. Not only are grandchildren and We invite you to read through this encyclical and see the
youths invited to be present in the lives of older people, but beauty of creation in a new light. To read the Encyclical for
older people and grandparents also have a mission of free, go to www.vatican.va/content/vatican/en.html and search
evangelization, proclamation and prayer, and of encouraging “Laudato Si”.
young people in their faith. Used with permission by the author, Rev. Volney DeRosia of St. Patrick Parish, Pelham, NH
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