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PARISH STAFF
Fr. Herb Weber
Pastor
Cell: 419-260-4849
Marla Overholt
Pastoral Associate for Life Long Faith Formation
Cell: 419-260-0252
Sr. Anne Mary Molyet
Pastoral Associate for
Evangelization, Engagement and Enrichment
Michael Puppos
Pastoral Associate for Music & Liturgy
Tina Carella
Office Manager
Phil Ward
Pastoral Associate for Youth Ministries
Waleska Ramirez
Campaign Secretary / Bulletin Editor
Terry Russell
Custodian
Reconciliation: Saturdays, 3:30-4:00 p.m.
If you want more information on preparation for Baptism,
Reconciliation, Eucharist or Confirmation, contact Marla
Overholt.
For marriage preparation, reception of the Sacrament of the Sick or reception of the Sacrament of Reconciliation, contact
Fr. Herb.
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Thom Headley
Deacon
Fr. Tom Wehinger
Weekend Associate
On this first Sunday of the new year, we want
to welcome all who have come to be with us today.
Welcoming you is more than merely being
polite. For sure, we like being polite, but we also want
to treat you as the treasures you are, persons who are
bringing themselves and their experiences to our
church.
As you come to be with us, take the time to
look around and ask questions. We want you to
discover what this parish is all about and how we can
help you on your own journey of faith.
And if you are desiring a parish to call your
own, please come back again.
BLESSED JOHN XXIII
WOOD COUNTY, OHIO January 5, 2014
THIS WEEK’S MASSES
Sunday, January 5 8:00 a.m. - Parish 9:45 a.m. - Parish 11:30 a.m. - Parish
Monday, January 6 9:30 a.m. - at St. Clare Commons Tuesday, January 7 9:00 a.m. Wednesday, January 8 9:00 a.m. Thursday, January 9 6:15 p.m. Friday, January 10 10:30 a.m. - at Otterbein Nursing Home Saturday, January 11 5:00 p.m. - Parish Sunday, January 12 8:00 a.m. - Parish 9:45 a.m. - Parish
11:30 a.m. - Parish
Ministers for January 11 & 12
Lectors
Sat 5:00 Cindy Kinney, Kathy Frederick
Sun 8:00 Robert DeStacio, Paul Lumbrezer
Sun 9:45 Steve Way, Bob Clark-Phelps
Sun 11:30 Parker Kern, Connie Kern
Eucharistic Ministers
Sat 5:00 Thom Headley, George Dunlevy, Tim Boerst, Cheryl Windisch,
Ronnie Pinciotti, Shery Milz, Patty Jackson, Kendra Freeman, Steve & Kathy
Kirwen, Karen Pierce
Sun 8:00 Sandy Mercurio, Tod Finch, Bob & Linda Schrinel, Chuck &
Kathy Ore, Dan & Ann Kujawa, Donna Stolzenfeld
Sun 9:45 Connie Heck, Diane Ball, Richard & Susan Podlesny, Sr. Mary
Rose Moser, Sr. Pat McClain, Lynn Priest, Mike & Diane Bohland, Vickie
Askins, Dave Ross
Sun 11:30 Thom Headley, Dan Kujawa, Fred & Maribeth Connor, Rick
Gibson, Sharon Maxwell, Sara Tusing, Marilyn Hall, Tina Roth, Bill Ryan,
Jason & Valerie Eichenberg
Servers
Sat 5:00 Ben Boerst, Libby Corner, Nick Felaris
Sun 8:00 Juney Wilson, Sammy Wilson, Natalie Merriman
Sun 9:45 Thomas Clark-Phelps, Lauren Ross, Lauren Zucarell
Sun 11:30 John Dykes, Adam Dykes, Erin Burke
Ushers
Sat 5:00 Kay Asmus, Alan Lynch, Mark Frederick, Pat Golba-Lynch, Jeff
Finch, Mike Finch, John Buckenmyer,
Sun 8:00 Larry Daly, Wayne Vreeland, Steve Mochon, Nancy Nirschl, John
Farley, Chris Recker
Sun 9:45 Hector Ramirez, Gary Werling, Jim Marquette, Joni Donovan,
Larry Mershman, Mike Feldkamp, John Ball, Jim Paszczykowski
Sun 11:30 Chris Makar, Mike Makar, Sam Veltri, Mike Hagan, Ryan Peiffer,
Brent Welker, Steve Mercer
Greeters
Sat: 5:00 Norm & Mary Tonjes, Neal & Darlene Allen
Sun 8:00 Jim Zibowski , Diane Lumbrezer, Donna Stolzenfeld, Janice
Poggemer
Sun 9:45 Paul Shauer, Andrea DeToto, Steve Suelzer, Debra Blumberg
Sun 11:30 Betty Woz, Nancy Scott, Carla Lammers, Stacy Hohman
READINGS FOR THIS WEEK: Sunday: Is 60:1-6; Ps 72; Eph 3:2-3a, 5-6; Mt 2:1-12 Monday: 1 Jn 3:22–4:6; Ps 2; Mt 4:12-17, 23-25 Tuesday: 1 Jn 4:7-10; Ps 72; Mk 6:34-44 Wednesday: 1 Jn 4:11-18; Ps 72; Mk 6:45-52 Thursday: 1 Jn 4:19–5:4; Ps 72; Lk 4:14-22a Friday: 1 Jn 5:5-13; Ps 147; Lk 5:12-16
Saturday: 1 Jn 5:14-21; Ps 149; Jn 3:22-30 Sunday: Is 42:1-4, 6-7; Ps 29; Acts 10:34-38; Mt 3:13-17
Pastor’s Note:
STARTING OVER
Some people cherish the chance to
do so. Others dread having to do it.
That is, the task of starting over
again.
We often start over. Each
meal preparation is a new beginning. Each morning
getting out of bed is a time for starting over. And then
there are the bigger start-overs, like taking on a new
job, moving to a new community, and having a new
baby.
Starting over assumes that one has already done
something similar before. So there is a sense of
familiarity while at the same time realizing it won’t be
exactly the same. The way I look at starting over is to
see myself on a new adventure. I love taking the
experiences I may have from the past and applying
them to new situations and new people.
As humans, we are constantly starting over.
January, however, allows us an opportunity to start over
in a more formal and conscious way. And in this time
of starting over, we can leave behind those things that
we don’t really like or want.
Please don’t just ‘drift’ into the new year.
Consciously think through your life and think about the
ways in which you want to, and can, start over.
Happy New Year!
MONDAYS AT ST. CLARE’S
Each Monday we celebrate our parish Mass at 9:30
a.m., at St. Clare Commons instead of in our own
chapel. All in the parish are invited to join us. You’ll
find the chapel right inside the main entrance.
WINTER WEATHER MASS POLICY
If and when snow days occur this winter, please know
that we cancel weekday Masses on those days when the
Perrysburg schools are canceled (not delayed). As for
Sunday Masses, they are almost never canceled!
CONGRATULATIONS TO NEWLY-BAPTIZED
We welcome the newly-Baptized in our parish: Keaton
James Smith, son of Jeffrey and Lisa. May he grow in
God’s love and grace!
THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
STARTING IN JANUARY
Many people have said to others or themselves, ‘Starting
in January, I will….” Resolutions don’t have to be
assigned to a new year, but starting something new in
January is always a good way to face the days ahead.
Here are some “Starting in January” ideas for you.
Starting in January,
I will say a short prayer before starting the car,
praying for safety, certainly, but also praying for
patience with all those other drivers out there.
I will stop doing some other task when someone is
trying to talk with me, therefore, allowing myself to
really listen. (Multi-tasking makes no sense in
conversations.)
I will say thanks to God at a minimum of three times
each day.
I will practice walking away from some attachment,
whether it be food or brain-numbing television.
I will consciously think about how I spend money
and whether it makes my life any better.
I will seek out soundness of body and spirit,
exercising both on a regular basis.
I will call or write (by letter or email) one person
each week, just to see how that person is doing and
not about my own agenda.
I will share some insight from church with someone
else.
And I will arrive at church ten minutes early so that I
can settle in and be relaxed before Mass begins.
SACRIFICIAL COMMITMENT
Our Sunday offering for the weekend of December 21-22
was $15,214. Thank you. Also we have received, so far,
$46,225 in the Christmas offering. Since our bulletin has
to go to press early, our Sunday offering for December 28
-29, will be reported in a future bulletin. Thank you. And
as we enter a new year, please remember that God’s
generosity can never be outdone. As we share our
treasures, God always finds a way to bring it back to us
more generously.
FAITH ALIVE! NEXT WEEK
Our next Faith Alive! gatherings will
be 2:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. on
Sunday, Jan. 12, 2014. At these
gatherings we will be exploring our
“belief in the Holy Catholic Church.”
This will be an exciting time to discover more about the
church in light of the Creed.
Faith Alive! is open to parishioners of all ages.
Registration at this time, since we are at the midpoint, is
$10 per session. If you have not yet registered, please do
so: Parish Website under Life-Long Faith Formation.
Parents with children in grades K-5, remember
Faith Alive! is our on-going religious education process.
Students and their families in these grades are expected to
participate every year and all year, not just when they are
in a sacramental program. Home lessons need to be
completed and turned in on Faith Alive! Sunday. Thanks
to all those parents who take their children’s faith
development seriously and attend Faith Alive! with
regularity.
NEW PARENT RETREAT
The New Parent Retreat for parents
wishing to baptize their first child at
Blessed John is today at 1:30 p.m.,
Sunday, Jan. 5. Those who wish to baptize
their children should be aware we do not
baptize children during Lent, which
begins on March 5. Baptisms will resume the week after
Easter which will be April 20.
FIRST EUCHARIST CLASSES BEGINS JAN 9
Classes begin for our second graders
and their parents 7:00 p.m.. Thursday,
Jan 9. The first session will be a
coaching session, so one parent and
their child need to attend. Babysitting
will be provided.
BABYSITTERS NEEDED FOR THURSDAY
NIGHT SACRAMENT PREPARATION CLASS
We are in need of a couple adults/teens to volunteer to
supervise the children and eighth-grade volunteers on
Thursday nights during sacrament preparation, beginning
Jan 9. We would ask the volunteer to arrive at 6:45 p.m.
and stay until 8:00 p.m. If you can help, please sign up
on www.signupgenius.com or call Marla.
MISSION AWARENESS SUNDAY
Each parish in the Diocese has one weekend each year
dedicated to ‘Mission Awareness.’ Ours will take place
on the feast of the Baptism of the Lord, next weekend,
January 11-12.
BLESSED JOHN XXIII
WOOD COUNTY, OHIO January 5, 2014
TEEN FUEL TEXT ALERTS! Click on the “Youth Ministry” tab on the parish website to sign up!
Blessed John Teen Fuel
@teenfuel23
High School Grade 8
TEEN FUEL
No Teen Fuel Today
Your prayer will be much appreciated January 5,
2014, because the Core Team will be on retreat together.
Please pray for a continued unity between us, the core, and
a better understanding for what God wants to do with the
Teen Fuel ministry throughout the next year. Because of
this retreat there will be no Teen Fuel group assembling on
this day.
Guys & Girls Nights in the New Year!
Our first guys and girl’s night of the New Year
meets 6:00-8:30 p.m. Sunday, January 12, 2014! It will be
a thrilling time of fellowship and a great time to hear about
what you have been up to during Christmas Break! Texts
and e-mails from Phil with the location of this evening will
be sent out as the date draws closer! Parents, please make
sure to check your e-mail inbox to see if you are getting e-
mails from Phil. If you are not, please send him a message
or give your e-mail address to him after Mass. Let Phil
know if you will be in attendance at this night, so there can
be enough food for everyone.
Get Ready for the 2014 Kickoff Fest!
Are you looking for an opportune event to bring
friends to at Teen Fuel or has it been a while for you?
Maybe you have not yet come to see what Teen Fuel is all
about? We have a remarkable event to meet some new
friends and get connected! Be in the atrium 6:00-8:30 p.m.
Sunday, January 19, 2014, for the Teen Fuel Kickoff Fest!
The night will be filled with food, games, socializing, and
entertainment! Come celebrate a time of freshness and
life! Let Phil know if you are coming and if you’re
bringing friends, so we will have plenty of food! You can
communicate by e-mail, Teen text, Twitter, or Facebook.
CONFIRMATION Retreat for Candidates & Sponsors!
It’s coming up soon! From 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Saturday, January 11 2014, in the Lial Catholic School Gymnasium (address: 5700 Davis Rd., Whitehouse, Ohio 43571) we are going on a Confirmation retreat. Sponsors, we invite you to accompany your candidates for dinner, prayer, a final session, and Mass during the evening, joining us 4:45-8:00 p.m. It will be a distinctive moment for both of you to share together. Candidates, you are strongly encouraged to prepare through prayer for this day. Parents, do not forget the emergency contact form if you have not turned it into me yet. It is necessary for your teens to go on retreat.
IMPACT
“I Believe in One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic
Church”
Our next Impact meeting is 6:30-8:00 p.m., Wednesday, January 15, in the Atrium and will start an exciting new exploration through the next part of the Creed. Through this evening we will be discussing our belief in “One, holy, catholic, and apostolic church.” It will help us to further explore and appreciate our church that has been passed down to us for almost 2,000 years! That’s a very long time!
Gr
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THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER
Sr. Anne Mary will teach a way to quiet the body and
mind in preparation for contemplative prayer. Join a
growing group at Lial Renewal Center, 5908 Davis Rd,
Whitehouse, 7:00-8:00 p.m., Thursday, January 16.
BOOK CLUB
Ever wonder how some people become enthusiastic and
on fire about their relationship with God? Albert Haase,
OFM, gives you the tools and kindling to prepare for the
spark of God in your life – and then
shows you how to fan it into flame
until you are set ablaze. This book,
Catching Fire, Becoming Flame,
contains time-tested wisdom as an
experienced spiritual director shares
the secrets of the saints.
With supplemental reading
suggestions and reflection questions,
this practical book can serve as a
personal, spiritual retreat. Sign-up to
be part of a group that shares insights and honors
questions 3:00 p.m., Tuesdays, January 7, 21, February.
4, 11, and February 25. Sr. Anne Mary will facilitate the
discussion. Order the book through Sr. Anne Mary at a
discount price of $12.00. Yes, you may purchase the
book if you cannot attend the discussion!
MUSIC REHEARSALS THIS WEEK
House Band, 6:00 p.m., Wednesday
Emmaus, 7:00 p.m., Wednesday
Mixed Choir, 7:00 p.m., Thursday
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL FEATURE
As we continue this Christmas season, we’d like you to
check out the CHRISTMAS special feature available
exclusively in the Blessed John App. We have tons of
content loaded into it for kids, teens and adults. Be sure
to check it out and keep the Christmas celebration going
at home with your family. Don’t have the app? You can
download it at http://get.theapp.co/1583.
UPDATE 23 RETURNS
Update 23, our parish news and announcements video
blog, returns this week with a brand new episode with the
latest highlights and events happening at Blessed John.
You can find Update 23 in the Blessed John App, the
parish website, social media, or delivered directly to your
inbox (via flocknote) every Tuesday morning.
PRAY FOR NEW BISHOP
You may notice that we are omitting the name of the
bishop in the Eucharistic prayer during this time when
there is no bishop within the diocese. I suspect I and some
other priests will continue to pray for Leonard, out of ten-
years-worth of habit. But I will try to catch myself. Not
saying a name is a great reminder that we have a ‘Vacant
See,’ that is, no bishop at this time.
I think we all know how significant a leader can
be and how any leader can set a tone for an organization.
The same is especially true for a bishop and a diocese.
My own personal prayer is that, following the vision and
understanding of Pope Francis, we will receive a bishop
who is pastoral and truly willing ‘to get his shoes dirty’ as
the pope says.
Please keep in mind that it often takes up to a year
or more for a diocese to receive a new bishop, so this will
be an interesting year.
MINISTRY SCHEDULER AVAILABILITY
UPDATES All liturgical ministers (ushers, greeters, lectors, servers,
a/v operators, cantors, Eucharistic ministers and more) are
reminded to log in to the web terminal no later than
MIDNIGHT TONIGHT to update their availability for the
next schedule will run from January 19 - March 2. The
new schedule for this period of Ordinary Time will be run
tomorrow morning.
WEEK AT A GLANCE
(Jan 5-11)
Sunday: New Parent Retreat,
Christmas Decorations Take-Down,
Teen Fuel Core Team Retreat;
Tuesday: Bible Study, RCIA;
Wednesday: House Band Rehearsal,
Emmaus Rehearsal, Guatemala Team,
Families Anonymous; Thursday:
Mixed Choir, First Eucharist Class,
Pastoral Council meeting; Saturday:
Confirmation Retreat (at Lial School).
BLESSED JOHN XXIII
WOOD COUNTY, OHIO January 5, 2014
CONDOLENCES AND
PRAYERS
We offer our prayers and support to
the Jason Eichenberg family at the
death of Jason’s father, Charles two weeks ago. May
Charles live in God’s love and may the family find
peace and profound joy. We also our prayers for the
family and friends of Michael Tretter who died
suddenly right before Christmas. May God grant him
fullness of life and comfort to his family.
A LETTER OF THANKS
We received the following letter from Assumption
Center, whose pantry benefited from our Thanksgiving
Food Drive.
“We offer our sincere gratitude to you, your
parishioners and your wonderful young people for the
very generous donation of canned goods, other food
staples and toiletry products for our clients. As you
well know, our shelves were bare, so the donation helps
to fill the gap. Please let the students know how much
we appreciated their work in sorting and transferring all
the items to the pantry
“Great things can happen when we partner with
each other. On behalf of all those we serve, we given
thanks! Please let your parishioners know how much
we appreciate them. The donation lasted for three
weeks. We give thanks to others who have also stepped
up to the plate.”
Did you read above to see that all that food that
we took to the center lasted only three weeks? We will
plan to do another food drive in a couple of months. –
hw
POPE FRANCIS’ EXHORTATION
Join Fr. Herb at one of his Saturday morning “Going
Deeper” sessions, 9:00-10:30 a.m., Saturday, January
18, for a session that will review Pope Francis’ recent
published exhortation, “Evangelii Guadium” (The Joy
of the Gospel). This man, who has excited Christians
and non-Christians alike, has brought about a statement
that men and women of faith in the 21st century will
want to read. Come and enjoy this session in what Fr.
Herb likes to call ‘informal but informed’ discussion.
No registration necessary.
WHEN OUR PATRON GETS CANONIZED
In four months we will be facing something that very few
parishes experience. Pope John XXIII, pope from 1958 to
1963, will be canonized a saint on April 27, 2014. At that
time, our parish will no longer be called ‘Blessed John
XXIII’ but ‘Saint John XXIII.’ We are honored that this
great leader and humble servant of the Lord will be
recognized as a holy man and saint. For us, the occasion
will allow us to celebrate the pope’s legacy and find new
ways to be inspired by his faith and way of looking at
service in the church.
We are not certain yet just how we will observe
this momentous event. But we want out emphasis to be on
the ways in which our parish will continue to reflect our
motto, paraphrased from Pope John’s own words, “A
community carried by God, carrying God to others.”
Watch for more details in the next couple of months.
TIME TO REGISTER?
Whether or not you are registered as parishioners, you are
always welcome here. At the same time, if you are a
regular participant, you may find now the time to register.
What happens when you ‘sign up’ is that
you help us get to know you. But you are
also making a personal commitment to
your faith growth.
We have discovered that when
people register, they usually take the
commitment very seriously. That means they invest
themselves more in this journey of faith that we are all on.
So we encourage you to pick up one of the Parish
Registration Intent forms at the church doors (or on line)
and complete it today.
LIVE MASS STREAMING
If you are new to Blessed John,
you may not know that we
broadcast all of our weekend
and holiday Masses LIVE
through the parish website and
Blessed John App. In addition
to LIVE streaming, each Mass is archived for one
week, so that anyone can go back and listen to scripture
readings, Father’s homily, or a favorite song. We hope
that you take advantage of this and inform others they
can tune in from anywhere in the world.
THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
This Week’s Pic…
Thanks to you, our parish provided 604 gifts to
support Christmas for 50 families
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS TAKE-DOWN
It is a necessary step of life that we take down Christmas
decorations in January. This is a much faster task than
putting them up, but we still need help. Please join us at
1:00 this afternoon, January 5. Thanks.
3:45 CLUB IN JANUARY
Our 3:45 Club event in January will be
a ‘movie evening’ beginning at 6:30
p.m., Friday, January 17, at Blessed John Parish Life
Center. Who can resist a movie with popcorn and
more? Sign up in the Youth Room after Mass.
BLESSED JOHN XXIII
WOOD COUNTY, OHIO January 5, 2014
NATIONAL MIGRATION WEEK
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is
asking all of us to observe the week of January 5-11 as
National Migration Week with the theme of ‘Out of
Darkness.’ The Feast of Epiphany and its emphasis on the
universality of the church and the travels of the Magi,
always help us focus on those away from the native lands.
The Bishops highlight the following four groups:
· Migrant Children are one of the most vulnerable
migrant populations, open as they are to exploitation and
abuse. Special protections should be given to them to
ensure their safety and well-being.
· Undocumented immigrants are often referred to as
"living in the shadows." Their marginal status has led
advocates for reform to call for a legalization process that
will bring them out of the shadows and provide them with
the opportunity to contribute to society and live out their
lives in dignity. To learn how you can help the bishops
pass comprehensive immigration reform, please take the
time to visit the Justice for Immigrants website
(www.justiceforimmigrants.org).
· All too many Refugees who are left mired in refugee
camps around the world never have the opportunity to
realize the full potential of their God-given skills and
talents. Long term solutions need to be implemented so
that refugees are not forced to remain in camps but can
reintegrate into society and become contributing members
of it.
· Enslaved and treated like objects for profit rather than
as human beings, victims of human trafficking require
liberation from their bondage and support to help them
start anew. Those who enslaved them need to be brought
to justice and punished accordingly so that they will not
have the opportunity to hurt anyone else in the future.
Find out more about Human Trafficking and what you can
do to spread awareness during National Migration Week
and beyond.
USE OF BACK EXIT (THROUGH ST CLARE)
As noted in the item on Christmas, we invite all who
come to consider using the back entrance/exit that goes
through St. Clare Commons. It is open and available. It
connects with Five Point Road and may allow you to
avoid the busier traffic on Dixie Highway. Of course,
we ask that you use caution wherever you drive.
TIME TO REGISTER?
Whether or not you are registered as parishioners, you are
always welcome here. At the same time, if you are a
regular participant, you may find now the time to register.
What happens when you ‘sign up’ is that you help us get
to know you. But you are also making a personal
commitment to your faith growth.
We have discovered that when people register,
they usually take the commitment very seriously. That
means they invest themselves more in this journey of faith
that we are all on. So we encourage you to pick up one of
the Parish Registration Intent forms at the church doors
(or on line) and complete it today.
MID-WEEK MEDITATION
We have all had those times when we get out of focus and
forget to turn attention to God, especially as the week
goes along. For that reason, Fr. Herb publishes a weekly
“Mid-Week Meditation.” It is a
brief opportunity for people to
turn their attention to faith, using
normal everyday experiences to
draw us back to God.
To add your name to the
list of recipients, please go to
www.flocknote.com/blessedjohn.
There you can register (free of
charge) and indicate how you
want to receive messages from
Blessed John, either as email or on your mobile device.
Then subscribe to ‘Mid-Week Meditation.’
GRIEVING THE LOSS OF
SOMEONE?
We have a number of ‘Care Notes’
for those who are suffering the loss
of someone through death. You can
check out these Care Notes just to
the south of the gathering space in
the hallway of the Parish Life
Center. Please take what you likely with read…or pass
on to those who need them.
THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
“I will give to each a white stone and on the stone will be
engraved a new name that no one else knows except the one
receiving it.” Rev. 2:17
Women’s Retreat Weekend
February 7-9, 2014
Lial Renewal Center
5908 Davis Road, Whitehouse, OH
Arrival: 6:00-6:45 p.m. Friday
Name __________________________ Phone _________
E-mail ___________________________________________
______ Deposit $50.00
______ Total Fee $135.00 (2 overnights, 4 meals)
Deadline for Registration: Sunday, January 19th. (Financial Assistance is available.)
Questions? Contact Sr. Anne Mary, [email protected] or 419-874-6502.
Departure: 11:00 a.m. Sunday
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