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Holy Trinity Office: 353-2792 - Our Lady of the Rosary Office: 375-6951 - Prince of Peace Office: 777-1200

Website: www.princeofpeace.me / Email: PoP@portlanddiocese.org 2.

PRINCE OF PEACE PARISH// PODCAST: frdan1966.podomatic.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/

MAIN OFFICE—16 STE. CROIX STREET, P.O. BOX 1540

LEWISTON, ME 04240

(MONDAY—THURSDAY 8:30 AM—4:00 PM)

OUR CHURCHES

Basilica of Saints Peter & Paul

122 Ash Street, Lewiston

Holy Cross Church

1080 Lisbon Street, Lewiston

Holy Family Church

607 Sabattus Street, Lewiston

Holy Trinity Church

67 Frost Hill Avenue, Lisbon Falls

Our Lady of the Rosary

131 High Street, Sabattus

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OUR CLERGY

Fr. Daniel Greenleaf Pastor

Fr. Johnson Sacreties, HGN Parochial Vicar

Fr, Patrick Finn Parochial Vicar

Bro. Irénée Richard, OP Deacon

Rev. Michael Seviny Spanish Ministry

Fr. Robert Parent Latin Mass Chaplain

OUR OFFICE STAFF

Joline Laliberte Business Manager

Jennifer Bussiere Director of Communication

Debbie Haire Office Manager

Anne Servidio Bulletin Editor

C.J Tolini Office Assistant

OUR PASTORAL STAFF

Lisa Daigle Director of Faith Formation

Dcn. Frank Daggett Bates College

OUR LITURGICAL MUSIC STAFF

Scott Vaillancourt Director of Music

Sr. Monique Belanger, OP Musician

Paul Caron Musician

Danielle Faucher Musician

Josh Hatfield Musician

Don Martel Musician

OUR FACILITIES STAFF

James Barrett Maintenance

Jim Begin Maintenance

Jennifer Rinko Housekeeping

Kevin Lombardi Maintenance

Staff members may be contacted by email at

POP@PortlandDiocese.org or by calling the office at

207-777-1200

Deadline for bulletin submissions is 10 days before the

date of the Bulletin.

E-mail submissions to: Pop@portlanddiocese.org

Dear Parishioners,

One of my goals here in the parish is to make the Basilica a

wonderful place of devotion and prayer. It is already an amazing

building but it is more

valuable as a place to

pray to God! In the

basement, the Pieta was

in the hall by the back exit

door. We had a very

generous person pay to

move it upstairs and I

would like to put some

kneelers around it for

private prayer. I think the suffering of the Blessed Mother is

important for the spirituality of many mothers (and fathers) today

given everything that is going on. Please consider taking some time

in prayer to Jesus through the suffering mother. This was originally at

the St. Patrick’s Chapel and so we thank all our parishioners from the

former St. Patrick’s Church for this beautiful devotion. I hope to talk

more about it in the future.

I hope that more of you have downloaded the Parish App. I

would like to add to it on a regular basis so that it becomes a

complete resource for you right in your hand. I got the suggestion that

I expand the Mass part to include the prayers from Mass so that

people could use the app to pray especially now that we cannot have

any missalettes at Mass. Also, I need to work on it so that you can

submit your prayer intentions for the parish as well as review the

requests so that it is very easy for us to pray for each other. Stay

tuned for more to come and feel free to give me any suggestions. If I

can make it happen, I will!

Finally, we are seriously talking about having parking lot

Masses (WITH COMMUNION) in September. My heart goes out to the

people who have not received Holy Communion since last

February. This will not change the Mass schedule here because we

can fit it in given the current schedule. Therefore, all those who are

going to church can continue and with opening up the hall for an

additional 50, everyone who wants to go to church seems to have a

space. However, we have to tend to the souls who cannot yet get to

Mass but would be willing to remain in their cars. Peter Geiger has

offered his parking lot again so now we are working hard to see if we

can make it happen. Stay tuned!

Take care my friends, stay safe and pray that in God’s time this

will all be over.

~ Fr. Daniel

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Weekly Mass 5.

and Mass Intentions

SANCTUARY CANDLES WEEK OF

AUGUST 23, 2020

Basilica (upper) ~ Vera Lamare by Crystal

Holy Cross Chapel ~ Geneva Roy by her

Husband

Holy Cross Chapel ~ Prayer Intentions of the

Scheduled Guardians of the

Adoration Ministry

Our Lady of the Rosary ~ Special Intentions by

Marcel & Connie Chasse

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Readings for the Week of

August 23, 2020

Sunday: Is 22:19-23/Ps 138:1-2, 2-3, 6,

8 [8bc]/Rom 11:33-36/Mt 16:13-20

Monday: Rv 21:9b-14/Ps 145:10-11, 12-

13, 17-18 [12]/Jn 1:45-51

Tuesday: 2 Thes 2:1-3a, 14-17/Ps 96:10,

11-12, 13 [13b]/Mt 23:23-26

Wednesday: 2 Thes 3:6-10, 16-18/Ps

128:1-2, 4-5 [1]/Mt 23:27-32

Thursday: 1 Cor 1:1-9/Ps 145:2-3, 4-5, 6-

7 [1]/Mt 24:42-51

Friday: 1 Cor 1:17-25/Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 10-

11 [5]/Mt 25:1-13

Saturday: 1 Cor 1:26-31/Ps 71:1-2, 3-4a,

5-6ab, 15ab and 17 [cf. 15ab]/Mk 6:17-

29

Next Sunday: Jer 20:7-9/Ps 63:2, 3-4, 5-

6, 8-9 [2b]/Rom 12:1-2/Mt 16:21-27

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020

4:00 PM B MS Gerard Poussard by Doris Meservier

4:00 PM HF JS Beatrice Pleau by her sons, Gary & Rick

4:00 PM HT DG Ann Coty by Dick & Karen Coty

6:00 PM B MS Spanish Mass � Private Mass Intentions�

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 2020

7:00 AM B MS Romance Gagne by her sister Mona & Family

8:30 AM HC JS Maurice Dutil by his wife, Monique *1st Anniversary*

8:30 AM OL DG Roland Beaule by his Family

8:30 AM B RP Latin Mass � Private Mass Intentions�

10:30 AM B MS Marcel Ginchereau, M.D. by Family in Lewiston

10:30 AM HT DG Mary Joe Harmon by Bert & Arlene Levesque

11:00 AM HF JS Gerlinde Wilson by Gerald Wilson *4th Anniversary*

5:00 PM HF JS Lorraine Hamann by Rita Lepage

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MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2020

7:00 AM B JS Raymond Bergeron by Kathy Bergeron

8:30 AM HT DG Sr. Jeannine Poussard by Constance Cote

TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2020 �

7:00 AM B DG Norm Carpentier by Judy & William Bagley

8:30 AM HT PF Geneva Roy by her Husband

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 2020

7:00 AM B PF Souls in Purgatory by Moe & Cathy�

8:30 AM HT JS Our Lady of the Rosary for a prayer answered by Constance Cote�

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Thursday, August 27, 2020

7:00 AM B JS Normand Bureau by Paul & Noreen Morin

8:30 AM HT DG For those served by Catholic Charities

Friday, August 28,2020

7:00 AM B DG Gerald Poussard by Aunt A. Labonte�

830 AM HT PF Shirley Fox by a Friend

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2020

4:00 PM B MS Gaspard Kajangwe by the Family

4:00 PM HF JS Rena Blanchette by Stella Truchon

4:00 PM HT DG Bob Wilcox by Dick & Karen Coty

6:00 PM B MS Spanish Mass � Private Mass Intentions�

Sunday, August 30, 2020

7:00 AM B DG Marye McAvoy Waite by Claudette Jewell�

8:30 AM HC JS Memorial Mass Fund

8:30 AM OL PF Matthew Grenham by Connie Caux�

8:30 AM B RP Latin Mass � Private Mass Intentions�

10:30 AM B DG Memorial Mass Fund

10:30 AM HT PF Rolande Pomerleau by Lucille Leclair

11:00 AM HF JS Memorial Mass Fund

5:00 PM HF JS Philip Simond by Roger & Rachel St. Pierre

B=Basilica HT=Holy Trinity OL = Our Lady of the Rosary HC = Holy Cross HF = Holy Family

DG= Fr. Daniel Greenleaf JS= Fr. Johnson Sacreties PF = Fr. Patrick Finn

MS= Fr. Michael Sevigny RP = Fr. Robert Parent

APOSTOLATE OF PRAYER FOR PRIESTS OF

THE PORTLAND DIOCESE

Aug. 22 ~ Rev. Anthanasius S, Wirsly

Rev. Roger P. Chabot

Aug. 23 ~ Rev. Johnson S. Panneer Stevan

HGN; Rev. Eugene J. Gaffey

Aug. 24 ~ V. Rev. Louis J. Phillips

Rev. Francis P, Morin

Aug. 25 ~. Rev .Joseph R. McKenna

Rev. Robert A. Parent

Aug. 26 ~ Rev. DavisP. Cote

Rev. Robert L. Lupo

Aug. 27 ~ Rev. Ramundas Bukaauskas OFM

Rev. Antony Pichal Muthu HGN

Aug. 28 ~ Rev. Robert J. Levens SJ

Rev. Alfred E. Irving

Aug. 29~ Rev. Richard C, McLaughlin

Rev. Matthew Gregory

Aug. 30 ~ Rev. Hyacinth N. Fornkwa

Rev. C. Lee Gilbertson

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21st Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ August 23, 2020�

Saturday :4:00 PM Mass at Basilica

Sunday 8:30 AM Mass at Holy Cross

10:30 AM Mass at Basilica

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Submit your prayer intentions on our parish website.

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� 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ August 23, 2020�

St. Rose of Lima,

Virgin (August 23)

Isabel de Flores y del

Olivia, confirmed with the

name Rose by St. Toribio

de Mogrovejo, was the first person in

the Americas to be canonized as a

Saint. She took a vow of virginity early

in life and became a Dominican

Tertiary when she was twenty. Rose

lived in a summerhouse in the garden

of her home, where she practiced

extreme penance and mortification,

modeling her life after that of St.

Catherine of Siena. She bore the many

crosses granted to her by God with

patience and fortitude, and spent her

time in consoling the poor and the

sick and suffering. Rose died in 1617

at the age of thirty-one.

Patroness of South America

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St. Louis, King of France(August 25)��

Louis, born in 1214, was twelve when his

father died. His pious mother Blanche,

who had taught him from his infancy to

love holy things, became regent of the

kingdom of France. Louis married

Margaret, daughter of the Count of

Provence two years before

being crowned King Louis

IX. In 1938, he led a

crusade to liberate the Holy

Land from the control of the

Turks, but was taken

prisoner. He was later

released, and returned to France, but

in 1267 he again set out at the head

of a crusade. During the siege at

Tunis, Louis IX became ill; he died

after receiving the Last Sacraments.

He was canonized in 1297.

Patron of Tertiaries and Prisoners

St. Monica,Widow

(August 27) �

As soon as Monica was of

age, she was married

to Patricius, a pagan

citizen of Tagaste.

Although her husband had a violent

temper, she bore her trials with great

patience. Her example influenced him

so greatly that he finally converted to

Christianity, and was baptized a year

before his death. Monica’s great cross

was her son Augustine, who lived a sin

-filled life, seemingly despite her many

prayers for his conversion. Finally, in

the year 386, fifteen years after her

husband’s death, Monica had the

happiness of seeing her son return to

God. Her work in this world was

complete, and she died the following

year,

Patroness of Mothers and Widows

5.

Basilica 10:30 AM

Norm Dumont by wife, Sally

Kenneth Cote by wife, Diane & family

Cecile P. Parent by the Family

Emile & Juliette Chasse, Fernand

Chasse, Monique Briggs,

Emile Chasse by Lorraine

Levesque

Alta Giasson by a Parishioner

George Levesque, Jr. , George

Levesque, Sr. & Anysie

Levesque by Lorraine

Levesque

Andre R. Frechette Sr. by his beloved

wife, Barbara

Holy Cross 8 :30 AM

Lucien Baril by wife, Gilberte &

daughters

Laurier & Marie Mailhot by Linda &

Jerry Henault

John Wilson by the Family

Louis Bourgoin by Claire & Michael

Bourgoin

Paul Colon by his wife, Fern & brother

Danny

Muriel Caron by Connie Caron

Denise Arena by her mother, Nadette,

and Family

Leo Landry by sister-in-law Nadette

Landry

Gracia Dufresne by her niece, Nadette

Landry

Rena L. Blanchette by Elijah & Jessica

Moreno

Peter T. Joseph by The Joseph Family

Robert Roy - 1st Anniversary by his

Family

Holy Family 11:00 AM

Adam D. Caron by mom, dad & sister,

Michelle

Edmond Morissette by his wife Lucille

& family

Edmond Morissette by Dot & Ron

Poulin

Denise Barker by Rosaire & Claudette

Charest

Clara & Oscar Ouellette by Denise &

Joey Cyr

Special Intentions by Denise & Joey

Cyr

Michelle St. Pierre Arpin by Mom, Dad

& family

Gaetan Boucher by his wife Pauline &

Family

Ted Violette by Pete & Jeanine St.

Pierre

Romeo M. Cote by his wife Jeannine

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WANT TO LISTEN TO

FR. DANIEL’S HOMILIES IN THE

COMFORT OF YOUR HOME?

frdan1966.podomatic.com/ or

https://www.facebook.com/

Come join us for a weekend of prayer

and community at Marie Joseph

Spiritual Center in Biddeford on

September 11-13. The men’s

discernment fall retreat is for all

college-aged men or older who are

seeking to follow the voice of Christ.

From times of prayer to individual

discussions regarding the

discernment process, this weekend

serves as an opportunity to grow

closer to Our Lord and each other. The

retreat will be led by Father Seamus

Griesbach, director of vocations for

the Diocese of Portland. Other priests

from the area will be assisting with the

talks and hearing confessions as well.

Social distancing procedures will be in

place. Face coverings will be required

in all communal areas at the center.

For more information or to register,

visit www.portlanddiocese.org/

vocations/content/upcoming-activities

-and-events.

.For more information or to register,

visit www.portlanddiocese.org/olff/

ya-retreat

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� “ LECTIO DIVINA SESSIONS"

ALL ARE WELCOME TO EXPERIENCE

THE GENTLE VOICE FROM OUR LORD

THROUGH THE ANCIENT ART KNOWN

AS "LECTIO DIVINA". OUR SESSIONS

WILL BEGIN THURSDAY EVENING ON

SEPTEMBER 03, 2020 AT 6:30 P.M.

WHICH WILL BE OFFERED THROUGH-

OUT THE MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER

THRU MARCH AT OUR LADY OF THE

ROSARY CHAPEL, HIGH STREET,

SABATTUS, ME.. FOR FURTHER

INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 207-333-

8798 OR EMAIL (boudreauivan @

gmail.com).

TIME TO REGISTER FOR FAITH FORMATION! Registration for Faith Formation for this fall is now open! The

forms can be found on the home page of our parish website. Look for the 2020/2021 Faith Formation Logo and

register right online - No need to print a form! Stay tuned for more information!

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FACE MASK DONATIONS NEEDED!

Do you make masks or would you

consider donating masks for our

churches? You can drop them off at

the parish office or bring them to

church. Any questions, call the office at 777-1200.

ONE DAY RETREAT�

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020�

�

Mother Teresa’s Lessons of Love and

Holiness with Susan Conroy�

Susan will share personal experiences with

Mother Theresa and her Missionaries of Charity

helping the Poorest of the Poor in Calcutta,

India.� There will be time for quiet reflection,

questions and answers, prayer time together, and

opportunity for book signing.�

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Arrival 9:45 AM ~ Please bring a Bible and a

journal if you wish.�

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Begins promptly at 10:00 AM� and ends at

3:30 PM�

Cost:� $60.00 includes hot meal�

Overnight option:� $120.00 includes 3 meals.�

FMI:� Call 207�284�5671 or visit�

http://www.mariejosephspiritual.org�

In this election year, the Catholic bishops of the United

States are pleased to offer “Forming Consciences for

Faithful Citizenship” resources to the faithful. The

resources serve as guidance for Catholics in the exercise

of their rights and duties as participants in our

democracy. The material, much of which is also available

in Spanish, can be found at www.faithfulcitizenship.org.

The website includes videos, prayer resources, and

handouts that will help you prepare to exercise your

responsibility as a citizen.

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Offertory as of 08/16/2020

� Sunday Collection� � $5,973.00�

� E�Giving Collection� � $8,236.00�

� Mail�in Collection� $ 3,860.90�

� Total� � � $18,069.90�

� Budget� � � 17,974.00�

� OVERAGE $95.90�

BREAKING BREAD MISSALS

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we had to

remove all of the Breaking Bread Missals from

our churches. So, we are offering them to you,

the parishioners. The missals will be placed in

the church lobbies for you to take. You must

take them home with you after every Mass and

bring them back with you to the following Mass.

If anyone in your household is not able to attend Mass in per-

son, please take a copy for them to use when they watch the

live stream Masses!

Donations are appreciated to help defray the cost to offset the

cost of next year’s missals that we need to order and may not

be able to use!

Dear Prince of Peace Families, �

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As we started our full time five day

schedule for the 2020�2021 school year,

we were pleased to welcome 33 new

Pre�K through 5th grade students to our

Lewiston Campus and 57 new 6th through 12th grade

students to our Auburn Campus.� Twenty�six of the

new students are high school players representing the

Nordiques hockey organization.� It is an honor to

partner with the Nordiques to provide these student

athletes with a top notch education.� This represents

the first time in 10 years the high school has grown

and represents strong enrollment in the lower grades

as well.���

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Orientations for all new students included an

introduction to the long history of Catholic education

in Lewiston and Auburn, a presentation of our

Catholic faith and culture, and the health and safety

guidelines and expectations for the year.� Although

this year will look and feel much different than in

years past, the Dominican pillars of Study, Prayer,

Community, and Service remain the stronghold of

Saint Dominic Academy and the foundation for all we

do for our students and families.� �The St. Dom's

community will pray for an end to this pandemic and

for the wellbeing of all adversely affected by this

terrible virus.� We pray in particular for all students,

their families, and all educators, public or private,

navigating the unusual waters of this school year.� We

are continuing to accept new students even after the

start of the year if we can be of service to

you.��www.stdomsmaine.org.� God Bless, Timothy

Gallic, President���

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Debra Thibodeau Anthoine '87�

Director of Advancement�

Saint Dominic Academy�

121 Gracelawn Road, Auburn,� ME� 04210�

Tel:� 207�782�6911 ext. 1115�

THE BUSINESS MANAGER’S CORNER:

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Now that most businesses are operating within the “new

norm”, we have begun our projects again!

First, most of you have heard or seen in the news that

the Basilica was struck by lightning in July. e are work-

ing with the Dioceses and the insurance company re-

viewing bids from vendors. Also, while the staging is up

for the lighting strike repair, we want to take ad-

vantage and save money by looking at other repairs that

need to be completed.

The Basilica is currently having a major upgrade to the

Internet services which will allow for better live streamng

and allow us to place a security system in and out of the

church.

At Holy Cross Church, we are working with Deblois

Electric to finally fix the track lights and convert them to

LEDs so better lighting is on the way.

In October, the outside stone walls of Holy Family Church

will be repaired and resealed to preserve the stone. Also

on September 28, Power Sound Of New England will be

at Holy Family church to finally fix the audio issues we

face in that church.

Holy Trinity’s sound system is currently be worked on, as

well as the internet services to allow for better

livestreaming.

The front steps of Our Lady of the Rosary are under

contract to be repaired either this fall or early spring as

soon as the mason is available.

As you can see, we have a lot of projects happening and

more not listed. Thanks to your generous financial

support of our parish we can maintain our buildings and

bring things up to date with today’s technology.

I am also taking bids for winter maintenance for all 5

churches. If you or someone you know is interested in

bidding, please contact me at the office,777-1200, for

more information.

God Bless,

Joline

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Coordinator of Parish Outreach to the Catholic Immigrant Community�

Job Descrip�on�

�Job Description: This person will coordinate the ministry for Prince of Peace Parish to the new immigrant communities within the

parish boundaries. This person helps families and individuals of different ethnicities to participate more fully in the spiritual life

and parish activities of Prince of Peace Parish. This position is charged with helping newcomers feel welcomed in the parish, as

well as help to foster community within the larger parish.

Hours per week: 10 hours per week

Reports to: the Pastor of Prince of Peace parish in close collaboration with the Director of Faith Formation

Scope of Responsibilities:

The scope and Responsibilities of this position include but are not limited to the following:

Assisting in making families feel welcome and giving them an introduction to the parish community.

Sacramental Preparation, which includes collecting and recording the sacramental records.

Helping to coordinate gatherings in the parish

Being a liaison and an advocate to the parish leadership for any ministerial and social needs of these communities.

Assisting the different communities to participate in parish events and to join and serve on parish boards and commissions.

Job Qualifications: The successful candidate will have attained a high school diploma; some college experience would be pre-

ferred, but not necessary. This person should also be a Catholic in good standing with the Church and possess the following

skills:

Be fluent in French, English, and a language native to the African population

A solid understanding of the teachings of the Catholic Church

Good communication skills

Being comfortable engaging in one or one conversations.

A high degree of self-motivation and able to work independently to problem-solve.

Able work collaboratively with others

Basic computer and office skills

A passion for sharing the love of Jesus Christ with others

10.

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Val’s FlowerBoutique, Inc.

902 Lisbon Street •Lewiston(207) 784-2945

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rdeblois@debloiselectric.com1033 Sabattus Street, Lewiston, ME

(207) 783-6512

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DeBlois Electric, Inc.

Electrical ContractorsDesign Build

Celebrating50 Years

1967-2017

A Maine family business for over 50 years!RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL

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Pharmacy373 Sabattus St

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333-6767

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626 Main Street, Lewiston, ME 207-330-2330

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