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April 11, 2021
Second Sunday of Easter
Rev. T. Kevin Corcoran, Pastor ext. 5, [email protected] Rev. Andrew Dutko, S.T.L., Parochial Vicar ext. 6, [email protected] Sr. Margaret Dincher, SCC, Pastoral Associate, Spirituality ext. 714, [email protected] Dominic Ambrosio, Communications [email protected] Brigette Vohden, Elementary Religious Education Coordinator ext. 715, [email protected] Haley Heiberger, Youth Minister and Director of Confirmation ext. 718, [email protected] Terri Janosik, Administrative Assistant and Business Office ext. 710, [email protected]
Robert Long, Minister of Music, ext.716, [email protected] Rev. Msgr. James T. Mahoney, Ph.D., V.G., Pastor Emeritus [email protected]; Daily Blog: jmahoney.typepad.com Chris Medeiros, Administrative Assistant ext. 711, [email protected] Elizabeth Nowik, Handbell and Children’s Choirs ext. 716, [email protected] Tricia Ott, Parish Administrator ext. 725, [email protected] Ray Maybert, Bill Coe, Maintenance Staff ext. 721, [email protected]
Office Hours by phone or email Monday—Friday 9 am to 4 pm
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234 Southern Boulevard Chatham, New Jersey 07928
(973) 635-0070 • Fax (973-635-5518)
www.corpuschristi.org Parish Community
Easter: The Power to Transform Our Lives
Easter began last weekend and continues for 50 days. It is a great opportunity to spiritually tap into a power made available to all of us. How do we do this? I would like to suggest a few ways: First, Live without Fear: If Jesus can overcome the worst that evil and sin can throw at him, we have great reason to live without fear in our lives. God is in control. God walks with us and will help us to pass through whatever difficulties we experience. “We know that all things work for good for those who love God, who are called according to his purpose” (Rom 8:28). This is not idle church- speak – this is the truth. Say “no” to fear and anxiety and choose to trust in the one who is most trustworthy. Second, Receive Joy: When we live with the knowledge that we do not walk alone through life and don’t always have to have the answers, we are free to let God be God in our lives. If things don’t always turn out the way we plan, we can surrender to the better plan that God has for us and our loved ones. Joy does not depend on the circumstances in our lives. How often the saints had a constant joy through all their trials. God intends all of us to have this joy! Third, Live Victoriously: If it is true that Jesus has conquered sin and death, all the other difficulties that come our way are in the hands of God too. We can choose to live as if we are truly children of God, with a supernatural dignity and an eternal destiny, or we can choose to live as if we are in the hands of fate. How much joy God receives from us when we walk through life with our heads up, cheerful, thankful and trusting in God’s providence for us. We have the greatest reason to walk with hope and courage, knowing that the ruler of the universe has our back! Over the next few weeks, I invite you to live boldly and with joy! We were made for this, but each day we need to grasp the power that God offers us during these days of Easter! Fr. Kevin
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Liturgies for
The Week
In Person and Livestream
Saturday, April 10 5:00 p.m. Ruth Sabonya
Sunday, April 11 7:30 a.m. William Weichert 9:00 a.m. Charles Ceromi; Anna J. Matt 11:00 a.m. Jim Corter; Charles E. Walsh; Christine L. Massarelli
Monday, April 12 7:30 a.m. Mary McCue
Tuesday, April 13 7:30 a.m. Maureen Alexander
Wednesday, April 14
7:30 a.m. Marie and Walter Wos; Adrienne Szigety
Thursday, April 15
7:30 a.m. Special Intention
Friday, April 16 7:30 a.m. Richard Keller
Saturday, April 17 5:00 p.m. Diane Long; Dr. Dennis R. DePerro
Sunday, April 18 7:30 a.m. Ruth Harrington 9:00 a.m. Andres W. Hernandez 11:00 a.m. Melina Hennigan; Grace Thoma Haebig; Charles E. Walsh
In Remembrance
For the week of April 11, Sanctuary Lights burn in memory of Carmen Fusaro. Bread and Wine are offered in memory of Maureen Alexander. Blessed Sacrament Chapel Flowers are in memory of Maureen Alexander.
Calendar of Events
Eucharistic Adoration
In person only Monday and Wednesday 1-3 pm
Eucharistic Adoration is also offered by streaming 12 to 1 pm everyday on our
Website, Facebook and YouTube
Today 9:00 a.m. Teen Bell Choir
Monday, April 12
1-3 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration/Private Prayer (In Person)
7:00 p.m. R.C.I.A. (Zoom)
Tuesday, April 13 4:15 p.m. Junior Handbells 5:30 p.m. Adult Handbells 7:00 p.m. Abide
Wednesday, April 14 1-3 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration/Private Prayer (In Person)
Thursday, April 15 7:00 p.m. Bible Study on the Sunday Gospel (Zoom) 7:00 p.m. Adult Choir (Church and Zoom)
Friday, April 16 12:00 p.m. Confessions 3:30 p.m. Teen Bell Choir
You are welcome to come for private prayer on Mondays and Wednesdays 1—3 p.m. Enter by way of the First Main Entrance
Drive-Up Confession Every Friday from 12—1 p.m.
On the Prayer Garden side of the Church
April 11, 2021
2nd Sunday of Easter
In Person and Livestream Masses in the Church
Saturday, 5:00 pm Msgr. Mahoney Sunday, 7:30 am Fr. Andrew Sunday, 9:00 am Fr. Andrew Sunday, 11:00 am Msgr. Mahoney
Saturday, 5:00 pm Fr. Kevin Sunday, 7:30 am Fr. Kevin Sunday, 9:00 am Fr. Andrew Sunday, 11:00 am Msgr. Mahoney
Mass Schedule
April 10/11
April 17/18
Hello Corpus Christi Family!
What a joy it was to see so many of us gathering in-person and through livestream to worship this Easter Triduum. We are truly fortunate.
Your love for the Sacrament and your financial generosity towards our parish were witnessed
by many and appreciated by all.
Be watchful for all the wonderful things we will be doing this Spring as we continue to grow in
our relationship with God and each other.
We wish everyone health and peace this Easter Season. May the Lord bless you and keep you.
Thank you for your generosity!
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Drive up Communion
AND Drive up Confession
Holy Communion is available after every Sunday 11 am Masses. Please “drive up” to the Prayer Garden side of the church and receive the Eucharist from 11:45 am to 12:15 pm every Sunday. Drive up to the Prayer Garden, receive in your car and feel free to then park for a moment in one of the parking spots for a prayer.
Friday Confession Feeling disconnected? Confession helps to restore peace, hope, freedom and calm in our lives. It strengthens us to be able to meet our daily challenges. Consider going to Confession. We offer it every Friday, Noon to 1:00 pm outside near the Prayer Garden. Also by appointment call 973-635-0070 ext. 5 for Fr. Kevin or ext. 6 for Fr. Andrew.
Be not afraid – but accept the peace that comes with God’s healing through this beautiful Sacrament!
Food Collection
Catholic Charities Food Pantry
(Non-Perishable Food Only)
Drop off food at the front entrance of the church. Please respect social distancing if there are others dropping off at the same time.
Items most needed: Coffee, Tea, Parmalat, Baby Food, Formula, Condiments, Canned Meats, Fish and Fruit, Cereal, Oatmeal, Pancake/Waffle Mix/Syrup, Soup, Brown/White Rice, Pasta/Pasta Products, Macaroni & Cheese, Cookies, Crackers, Peanut Butter.
Please consider purchasing low-sodium/low-sugar items.
Before COVID the Food Bank was feeding 7,000 people each month. Now the number is up to 20,000
The food bank needs your help!
Please consider a monetary donation. We will record your donation. https://pushpay.com/g/corpuschristifoodpantry
Join the Weekend
Livestream Media Team!
Our Communications and Media team is looking for volunteers to support our Saturday and Sunday enhanced livestream and public Masses.
Familiarity with media production is preferred but not required. Our pastoral team will provide training, support and supervision.
Please prayerfully consider joining this ministry. This is a great opportunity to express your creative skills and evangelize the Gospel through visual arts. We are looking for adult and young adult volunteers.
For more info, please contact Dominic Ambrosio at [email protected].
Text Corpus Christi
your prayer intentions!!
We are inviting everyone to text their prayer intentions.
Our Media Ministry will gather a small sample of intentions to be highlighted during our weekend Masses, and be assured that all intentions will be
remembered. Please put this number in your phone and text us whenever you need, or someone
asks for prayers.
Together let us share in the strength that prayer offers.
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Patty Westerzelt, Brian Deasy, Mon Cassius, Trish Dowling, David Natale, Megan O’Neil, Christopher Ciufo, James Greendonner, Jeffrey Dowling, Donna Conforti, Wayne Parisi, Debby Conti, James J. Price, Pat Pierson, Florence and John Hefele, Hank Campbell, Amy Fitzgerald, Mary McHale, Father John O’Brien, Frances Primack, Dorothy M. Torick, Howard Daly, Katherine Brown, Conor Jennings, Barbara Layman, Craig Wisdo, John Petite, Raymond O’Connell, Joseph Doria, John Fleming, Donna Kugelman, Jeffrey Hodgeson, Kiran Kenney, Helen Dwyer, Margaret Pittaluga, Tina Errico, Nick McGann, John (Jack) Kaplan, Marie Orgo, Lucy Ryan, Joann Uibelhoer, Beth Abella, Nicholas Ciufo, Peter Elder, Lori Abrams, Brandon Glynnyoung, David Carey, Marylou Perrini, Alan Fischer, Sarah Addison, Carol Murphy, Likeu Lee, Susan Kosinski, Camille Moran, Michael Turinchak, Dorothy Norton, Sr. Barbara Takacs, Diane Allen, Nora and Callum Lemanski, Lucas Reiling, Dominic Ursino, Andrew Jenkins, Debbie Dwyer, Bridget Noe, John Cunningham, Abigail Brady, Frances Smith, Claudia Fernandez, Tom Warren, Marty Erickson, Mary Beth Bonkowski, Carey Jenkins, Aurora Tremaroli, Aubrey Baumbach, Christopher Green Cunningham, Ethel Gasda, Patrick Ford, Patrick Murphy, Jr., Helen Huk, Cathy Caputo, Rui Boos, Joseph Todisco, Marie Skurka, Arianna Khelil, Dorothy Craig, Stephanie Quiroga, Sal Guidone, Judy Broyhill, Tony Rios, Lois McGuire, Gina Pagnotta, Helen Huddleston, Mary Ann Allen, Mary Ellen Wagner, Ed Lord, Thomas Singer, Gregory Malzberg, Kristine Ryan, Luis Gallardo, Susan McGeough, Joseph Cirella, Donna Gocking, Marti Sullivan, Lauren Gardner, Edward Cameron, Marie Viteri, Steven Hensle, William Cody, John Keelin, Richard Delaney, Charlie Roussel, Jay Conroy, Richard Pelillo, Ryan Lowe, Dominick Canavaro, Larry Califano, Frank Intagliato, Don Stauber, Marie Meister, Marlenes Teixeira, John Crisp, Don Spagnuolo, Maddie Niebanch, Anthony Careccia, Henry Von See, Michelle Benaim, Kevin and Dorothy Franken, Adriana Martins, Eugene Iannocelli, Everett Farren, Connie McNamara, Ann Zerga, Cheryl Maiorini, Alfri Rundio, Barbara Marvin, Beth Cintron, Andrew White, Adeline Lombardi, Caitlin Murray, Giovanna Tagliaferri, Nancy Merola Miller, Ann Gilroy, Stephanie Windsor, Rosemarie Moeller, Patricia Marceterre, Connie Prince, Bud Jeannette, Georgina Weiland, Anna West, Maddi Kinney, Michele Carney, Patti Mahoney, Robert Bruce, Richard Terranova, Diana Nazelli, Elizabeth Yanis, Peter Paul Perla, Greg Romais, Timothy Finnegan, Mary Mulhall, Jim Tsakonos, Denis Schreiber, Carmela Mino, Nicholas Storms, Ron Leonardis, Jonathan Schwanwede, Tom Kerr, Steve Karasoulis, Angie Dincher, Virginia Lutz, Keith Thomas, Max Leyn, Mary Beth Driscoll, Pat Fitzpatrick, Victor Rispoli, JoAnne Feliciti, Christine Marinello, Amy Hefele, John Dory, Margaret DiPopolo, John Savarese, Richard Pigott, Edna Torsiglieri, Marianne Conod, Jade Navarro, Kay Rittweger, Carol Lovelock, Betty Ann and Ron Henning; Nancy McKiernan.
Pray for those who have
gone home to the Lord
Please Pray for the Sick
Contact: Sister Margaret Dincher, SCC 973-635-0070 x 714 (phone)
973-635-5518 (fax) email: [email protected]
SPIRITUALITY-FAITH DEVELOPMENT
Pastoral Care
The Sacrament of the Eucharist is brought weekly to the Homebound. If you wish a visit, call or email Sister Margaret.
If you or someone you know needs the Sacrament of the Sick, please call Terri at the parish office, 973-635-0070 x710 or Sr. Margaret.
Bible Study on the Sunday Gospel
An evening of scriptural reading, meditation and prayer to promote communion with God and to increase the knowledge of God's word.
Thursdays at 7:00 pm via Zoom
Contact Sister Margaret for more information. See Zoom information below to join.
Meeting ID: 990 8740 4077 https://zoom.us/j/99087404077
ABIDE
Abide is a monthly program to help one breathe in the Word of God. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday each month at 7:00 pm. Next meeting is on April 13, 2021 in the Atrium. If you are interested in joining the group please email Sr. Margaret at [email protected].
Presenters are Diane Radwill and Sister Margaret.
Welcome!
New parishioners are asked to register for the parish by going to our website at corpuschristi.org. Click on the CONNECT tab at the top of the home page. For more information, please call the Parish Office at 973-635-0070 x710
Baptisms
We welcome into the Church through the sacrament of Baptism, James Brian Crimmins, son of George and Melissa.
LECTORS , Eucharistic Ministers
and Altar Servers
We are in need of additional Lectors , Eucharistic Ministers, and Servers. If you feel God is calling you to serve in these ministries please email or call Sr. Margaret to set up a meeting.
Eucharistic Ministers and Lectors will meet for training with Sister Margaret
Altar Servers will meet for training with Fr. Kevin.
May we share our gifts and time to become the Eucharist
we Celebrate.
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The Catholic Charities Clothing Donation Boxes
Are available!
We welcome the donation of gently used clothing and small household items such as working appliances.
Your donations will be sold to a company that in turn sells the items in thrift stores in Ohio. The money from the sale of these items is used to fund the many support services for the needy in our Diocese.
If you have large quantities of clothes, any household appliances or furniture to donate, call 877-343-3651 for a pickup at your home.
Four bins—pickup twice a week!
New Legacy Books
Guidelines for acceptable and unacceptable books.
We accept books in good, readable condition that have an ISBN barcode label on the book cover. Hardcover, paper back and textbooks are all welcome! We CANNOT accept books that do not have an ISBN barcode on the cover. We also CANNOT accept encyclopedias, library reference, maga-zines or water damaged books.
If you have any questions, please contact us at www.NewLegacyBooks.com
The "Book Bin" is a collaborative effort by the
Parish and The Gingham Giraffe Preschool. Funds acquired will be used for building improvements.
Please donate only books with ISBN barcode!
Thank you!
Faith Formation
Contact: Brigette Vohden email: [email protected] for PreK—Grade 6 Contact: Haley Heiberger email: [email protected] for Confirmation Prep Grades 7—10; Youth Ministry
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CORPUS CHRISTI
Handbell Choirs
Junior Handbells rehearse on Tuesdays at 4:15 pm Teen Handbells rehearse on Fridays at 3:30 pm Adult Handbells rehearse on Tuesday at 5:30 pm in the Emmaus Room.
Music Ministry
Contact: Robert Long, 973-635-0070 x716 (phone); 973-635-5518 (fax); email: [email protected]
Reflection…
by Rev. Leonard N. Peterson
During this prolonged national and worldwide bout with a virus whose name none of us will ever forget, there has been some welcome comic relief. I have enjoyed that which has been provided by signs. These delights were posted on social media. I learned of a small restaurant in Texas called “El Arroyo” whose fame for good margaritas has been topped by its ever-changing outdoor signs. They have attracted worldwide attention because of worldwide exposure. One of my favor-ites displayed this past Winter was this: “My trash goes out more than I do.” This happening led me to think about all kinds of signs. In St. John’s gospel, signs play a major role, because that is how Our Lord’s miracles are labelled. Beginning with the event at Cana, the author presents six other “signs.” You and I reading about them are ineluctably drawn to the only possible conclu-sion: Jesus is God. The Resurrection of Jesus, the greatest sign, and leaves no doubt of that. For a skeptic like the Apostle Thomas, who is after all, a saint in heaven, he has been given that unfortunate nickname of “The Doubter.” Admittedly, he does react with doubt to the breathless account of his brother Apostles about the risen Lord’s appearance among them. He sets conditions for his personal faith. A week later, there is great drama in the room when Jesus reappears and meets all of Thomas’ require-ments.” I have always imagined that scene this way. A stunned and tearful Thomas, embarrassed and feeling alone, instantly falls down on his knees before Jesus, and in a burst of beautiful humility, makes that profound act of faith: “My Lord and my God.” Especially helpful for us, who have doubts from time to time, is the response of Our Lord. He looks lovingly into Thomas’ eyes, as the poor man gets back up, and says those words that echo down the centuries with comfort and hope: “Blessed are those who have not seen Me but have believed.” Dr. John Vannorsdall, former chaplain at Yale University, brought up a question about all this when He wrote in striking words: “If God raised Jesus from the dead, why didn’t God fix Him up? Why scars? Why the print of nails that you could feel with your fingers? Can it be that the gospel is saying: ‘You will not see Jesus Christ unless you see the wounds?’ Somehow we must understand that the resurrected Christ is forever the wounded Christ. Living, but never fixed up.” On this Divine Mercy Sunday, may our wounded God show you His mercy every day, and give you His peace.
Motel Shelter Meal Support and More!
We are excited to once again reach out to individuals and families in Morris County who are struggling with homelessness and guide them to a positive new journey in life. While many of our host weeks are covered by our wonderful supportive congregations, we still have weeks open on the calendar. Weeks assigned to congregations will be "hosted" by those volunteers. For the weeks that are open, we are kindly asking for support from all congregations and community volunteers. The following link is to our Sign-Up Genius for those open weeks. Feel free to pass it along to volunteers outside your congregation who may be interested in supporting the shelter guests.
Click Here for Sign-Up Genius
Please read through the Sign-Up instructions carefully!
If you have questions, please contact Nora Godown
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or 973-619-8316
Thank you!
Sunday, Apr 11, 2021SOLEMNITY OF THE SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER; DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
Hold onto the holy memoriesIt’s unlikely that those who survive the pandemic will look back onthese days with much nostalgia. Sickness and loss, fear anddivision, stress and isolation: The consequences will be with us fora generation. Yet emerging from the tragedy were also instancesof humanity, decency, and heroism that echoed the time of the firstapostles. We’ve shared food, masks, information, errands, toiletpaper, songs. We’ve gathered on balconies and in virtual rooms.We’ve found ways to pray and to encourage. This Divine MercySunday, give thanks for those who have helped you through thisand every crisis.
TODAY'S READINGS: Acts 4:32-35; 1 John 5:1-6; John 20:19-31 (44).“No one claimed that any of his possessions was his own, but theyhad everything in common.”
Monday, Apr 12, 2021EASTER WEEKDAY
Stand with those who stood for youThough you may not remember it, your Baptism was an extremelyimportant day in your life—the beginning of your life in Christ. Yourgodparents represented you that day, speaking on your behalf ifyou were a baby. Perhaps later you became a godparent toothers. Whether you’re still close or have drifted apart over time,reach out to your godparents or godchildren and reminisce aboutthat day. Talk about the role you have played in each other’sspiritual life and pray together for deepening conversion. Promiseto keep on praying for each other in our ever-growing identity aschildren of God.
TODAY'S READINGS: Acts 4:23-31; John 3:1-8 (267). “Amen, amen, Isay to you, unless one is born of water and Spirit he cannot enterthe Kingdom of God.”
Tuesday, Apr 13, 2021MEMORIAL OF MARTIN I, POPE, MARTYR
The dilemma of indifferenceThe Eastern Church began exploring monotheletism, the notionthat Jesus had only a divine will, despite being both human anddivine, in the 600s. Pope Martin I issued a reprimand, opposingthis heresy. This angered the Eastern emperor, who had the sicklyMartin dragged to Constantinople for trial. The pontiff was beaten,starved, and exiled, leading to his death. But Martin also blamed aWestern Church that never came to his rescue. “I am surprised atthe indifference,” he wrote, of “those who belong to the church ofSaint Peter.” Ask for Martin’s intercession today, for all who sufferindifference.
TODAY'S READINGS: Acts 4:32-37; John 3:7b-15 (268). “Thecommunity of believers was of one heart and mind.”
Wednesday, Apr 14, 2021EASTER WEEKDAY
Let your life be your witnessHow do you live your faith? Some days may be harder thanothers, but rarely, if ever nowadays, will the effort to be a faithfulfollower of Jesus land someone in jail or cost them their life. Yetthat was the fate of the early disciples who insisted on proclaimingthe stories of Jesus’ life, death, and rising. There are 20th-centurymartyrs as well (Blessed Stanley Rother, Sister Dorothy Stang,SNDdeN, the martyrs of El Salvador among others), but faith calls
all of us to kindness to all people, fairness in the face of injustice,trust in God’s promised Spirit, and a constant willingness to seethe face of God in our neighbors. Do people recognize you as afollower of Jesus by the way you live?
TODAY'S READINGS: Acts 5:17-26; John 3:16-21 (269). “The menwhom you put in prison are in the temple area and are teaching thepeople.”
Thursday, Apr 15, 2021EASTER WEEKDAY
Be up to the tax at handTaxes are due today, an obligation that few people savor and yetall of us rely on. Catholics can feel proud to promote the commongood by paying taxes for schools, roads, parks, healthcare, andother social benefits. In their pastoral letter, Economic Justice forAll, the U.S. bishops go even further, saying: “The tax systemshould be continually evaluated in terms of its impact on the poor.”If you feel disheartened by the paperwork or the cost of taxes, takeheart that despite any flaws in the system, taxes help build thecommonwealth.
TODAY'S READINGS: Acts 5:27-33, John 3:31-36 (270). “The Fatherloves the Son and has given everything over to him.”
Friday, Apr 16, 2021EASTER WEEKDAY
A God of his wordPoor communication is the main reason relationships fail. If it isn’tclear what is being promised, then it is easy to becomedisillusioned when expectations aren’t met. People who lose faithin God often point to God’s untrustworthiness: They asked forsomething and didn’t receive it. Hence, they conclude that God isnot to be trusted. But remember the promise of God is love. Lookaround; wherever you see love—even a love lost—you see God’spromise fulfilled. As Saint Augustine put it: “What does love looklike? It has the hands to help others. It has the feet to hasten to thepoor and needy. It has eyes to see misery and want. It has theears to hear the sighs and sorrows of others.” Help embody God’slove today.
TODAY'S READINGS: Acts 5:34-42; John 6:1-15 (271). “This is truly theProphet, the one who is to come into the world.”
Saturday, Apr 17, 2021EASTER WEEKDAY
Call a deaconThe word “deacon” is derived from the Greek word diákonos,meaning “one who serves at table,” found in today’s first reading.The office of deacon endured for several centuries after its originin Acts. But eventually the diaconate was reduced to a temporarystage of ordination to the priesthood. After Vatican II thepermanent diaconate was revived. Today many men, mostmarried although some single, enter the diaconate through thesacrament of Holy Orders. They serve their parishes and assisttheir pastors in many ways both social and liturgical. Perhaps youknow someone who would make a good deacon. Give him a call.
TODAY'S READINGS: Acts 6:1-7; John 6:16-21 (272). “It is not right forus to neglect the word of God to serve at table.”
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