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SAINT MARY MAGDALEN CATHOLIC CHURCH
S U N D A Y , O C T O B E R 17, 2 0 21 | T W E N T Y - N I N T H S U N D A Y I N O R D I N A R Y T I M E
EVERY LIFE
“OPTION FOR THE POOR AND VULNERABLE”
OCTOBER MESSAGE SERIES
S T M A R Y M A G D A L E N . O R G | 4 0 7. 8 31 .1212 | O F F I C E @ S T M A R Y M A G D A L E N . O R G
A LET TER FROM Our Pastor
Dear Brother and Sisters in Christ, Queridos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo:
With this 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time we are midway through our Con este vigésimo noveno domingo del tiempo ordinario, estamos en la
exploration of the Catholic Social Teaching of the Church, that is so mitad de nuestra exploración de la Doctrina Social Católica de la Iglesia,
powerfully given life and direction through the words of Sacred Scripture. que tan poderosamente recibe vida y dirección a través de las palabras
de la Sagrada Escritura.
Our theme for these first four weeks of October is “Every Life” … that is,
every life is precious in the eyes of God. And our exploration of Catholic Nuestro tema para estas primeras cuatro semanas de octubre es “Cada
Social Teaching is, like the teachings of Jesus himself, intended to take us vida” ... es decir, cada vida es preciosa ante los ojos de Dios. Y nuestra
deeper and deeper into our understanding of who we are as disciples in exploración de la Doctrina Social Católica, como las enseñanzas del
relation to our God, our world and God’s people, our brothers and sisters. mismo Jesús, tiene la intención de llevarnos cada vez más profundamente
a nuestra comprensión de quiénes somos como discípulos en relación
We began with the sanctity of life – that all life is a sacred gift from God, con nuestro Dios, nuestro mundo y el pueblo de Dios, nuestros hermanos
from the moment of conception to the moment of natural death. That y hermanas.
must be the starting place for everything else that follows.
Comenzamos con la santidad de la vida: que toda vida es un regalo
Last week we explored the dignity of human labor – that the work we sagrado de Dios, desde el momento de la concepción hasta el momento de
do is part of our identity, and part of our Christian identity. la muerte natural. Ese debe ser el punto de partida para todo lo que sigue.
This week’s readings from Scripture move us into La semana pasada exploramos la dignidad del trabajo
a consideration of the Option for the Poor and humano: que el trabajo que hacemos es parte de
Vulnerable. A basic moral test is how our most nuestra identidad y parte de nuestra cultura cristiana.
vulnerable members are faring. In a society marred
by deepening divisions between rich and poor, our Las lecturas bíblicas de esta semana nos llevan a
tradition recalls the story of the Last Judgement (Mt. considerar la opción por los pobres y vulnerables. Una
25:31-46) and instructs us to put the needs of the prueba moral básica de cómo le está yendo a nuestros
poor and vulnerable first. miembros más necesitados. En una sociedad marcada
por la profundización de las divisiones entre ricos y
Jesus teaches in this Sunday’s Gospel: “The Son of pobres, nuestra tradición recuerda la historia del
Man did not come to be served, but to serve.” Juicio Final (Mt. 25: 31-46) y nos instruye a poner las necesidades de los
pobres y vulnerables en primer lugar.
This month you have responded in prayer and generosity
already, witnessing Christian stewardship… Jesús enseña en el Evangelio de este domingo: “El Hijo del Hombre no
With the Sharing Center in support of our One Community fall drive vino para ser servido, sino para servir”.
With Life Choices, again through our One Community fall drive effort
With your praying of the Rosary in this month of Our Lady of the Rosary, for En este mes ya han respondido en oración y generosidad, siendo testigo
expectant mothers, new parents and their babies. de la mayordomía cristiana ...
Con el “Sharing Center” en apoyo a nuestra campaña
Now we move further out into our community to “Share Christ with the “One Community Fall drive”
World,” and I ask for your help in any way you are able with: Con “Life Choices”, nuevamente a través
Our Sister Diocese Annual Mission Office special collection (10-17) de nuestro esfuerzo de campaña “One Community Fall Drive”
Catholic Charities annual collection (10-24) Con sus rezo del Rosario en este mes de Nuestra Señora del Rosario, por
And our own long-time adopted mission in Mexico, through las mujeres embarazadas, nuevos padres y sus bebés.
Friends of Peace Orphanage.
Ahora nos adentramos más en nuestra comunidad para “Compartir
“See, the eyes of the Lord are upon those who fear him, upon those who a Cristo con el mundo”, y les pido su ayuda de cualquier manera que
hope for his kindness, to deliver them from death and preserve them in puedan con:
spite of famine.” (Ps. 33) Nuestra colecta anual especial de la Oficina de
Misión de la Diócesis Hermana (10-17)
God’s peace be with you,
Colecta anual de Caridades Católicas (10-24)
Y nuestra propia misión adoptada en México,
a través del Orfanato Amigos de la Paz.
“Mira, los ojos del Señor están sobre aquellos que le temen, sobre aquellos
que esperan por su bondad, para librarlos de la muerte y preservarlos a
pesar del hambre”. (Sal. 33)
La paz de Dios este contigo,
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Monday-Friday 8am-8pm
in the Dominican Republic with a special collection this weekend at Mass, October
Eucharistic Adoration
16-17, 2021.
Tuesday 8am-8pm
Thursday 8am-7pm
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Support the life-saving ministry of Life Choices with our online drive to fill
a baby bottle! Life Choices pregnancy center is a non-profit organization
on Maitland Avenue in Altamonte Springs that provides free services
such as prenatal care, counseling, adoption referrals and donated baby
supplies. The drive is organized by our Respect Life/Walking with Moms in
Need ministry team.
You can donate by going to the parish website - click on the tab on the left
side of the page, or go to www.osvhub.com/stmarymagdalen/funds/baby-bottle-
drive.
PARISH & School News
CELEBRATING OUR
HISPANIC HERITAGE THROUGH
THE WITNESS OF SAINTS
Saint Mary Magdalen celebrated a special Mass for
Hispanic Heritage Month on October 9. Parishioners, as
well as youth in the parish bilingual program Niños en Accion,
were invited to dress as a saint from Latin America.
COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN
O U R E A R LY L E A R N I N G C E N T E R
GATHER AS SISTERS IN CHRIST IS LOOKING FOR YOU!
Saint Mary Magdalen's Council of Catholic
The Saint Mary Magdalen Catholic School Early
Women gathered for its 2021 Communion
Learning Center is currently hiring for
Celebration on October 10. CCW recognized
assistants in several rooms, including infants
SMM’s Kathy Bonner, who recently received the
and toddlers. We are also seeking applicants
National Council of Catholic Women Highest award
for kitchen and floater positions. Training and
"Our Lady of Good Counsel" (pictured below with
help with ELC requirements provided.
SMM CCW President Miriam Velo and Fr.
Come join our fun, faith-filled ELC!
Charlie). Sr. Kristi Marie Bergman of the
Sisters of the Pierced Hearts of Jesus and Mary
We also have expanded our aftercare program
was the featured speaker.
and have created a wonderful space in the
Annex for our 2nd-8th Grade students. We are
looking for a few energetic, enthusiastic, and
dedicated adults, Monday-Friday, 3:00 pm to
6:00 pm. Part-time and full-time options are
available. Come join our wonderful team!
For more information or to apply, please contact
Mrs. Lauren Schellenberg at lschellenberg@
smmschool.org or call 407-830-6245.
DIOCESE News
S U P P O R T PAT H WAYS TO C A R E C AT H O L I C C H A R I T I E S N E E D S
AUCTION BEGINS OCTOBER 18 FOOD DISTRIBUTION VOLUNTEERS
The 8th annual Soup Bowl Supper to support Pathways to Care is finally Catholic Charities is looking for volunteers to help distribute food at its
here! Agape Mission Markets in Orlando on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays,
and Fridays.
The event usually hosted at Saint Mary Magdalen is being held online
starting October 18 - so we encourage you to check out the auction. Don’t The Agape Mission Markets are choice food pantries set up like a farmer’s
forget to bid by October 23. market where families “shop” for fresh fruits, vegetables and more that
best meet their nutritional and personal preferences. During the COVID-19
Pathways to Care helps homeless and precariously-housed men and
pandemic, the market has moved outside, but it features the same quality
women with a safe place to heal from serious injury and illness.
foods pre-packaged for safety and convenience. The Agape Mission Markets
http://bidpal.net/soupbowlsupper2021 are made possible thanks to the help of Second Harvest Food Bank.
Visit cflcc.org/volunteer for more information and to sign up.
The Diocese of Orlando Women’s Conference, under the direction of the Secretariat
for Laity, Family, & Life, returns for its second year to Saint Mary Magdalen Parish on
November 6, 2021. The featured speakers include:
• Sr. Josephine Garrett, CSFN, a nationally recognized witness speaker with a passion
for sharing the story of her faith journey. A native of Texas and raised in Houston, she
grew up in the Baptist faith and entered the Catholic Church in 2005. In November of
2020 Sister Josephine professed her final vows as a Sister of the Holy Family of
Nazareth. ENGLISH TRACK
• Sor Mariana de Jesús, OP, of the Congregation of Dominican Sisters of Our Lady of the
Rosary of Fatima, a Puerto Rican religious congregation of Pontifical Law affiliated
with the Order of Preachers (Dominicans). SPANISH TRACK
(Español) Ella pertenece a la Congregación Hermanas Dominicas de Nuestra Señora del
Rosario de Fátima, congregación religiosa puertorriqueña de Derecho Ponti icio a iliada a la
Orden de Predicadores (Dominicos).
G O B E YO N D
• Márcia Bastos Da Silva, born in Rio de Janeiro, shares her faith story as a married,
WOMEN’S CONFERENCE mother of four adult children, living in the United States for more than 20 years. She
HOST SITE: Saint Mary Magdalen Parish has a bachelor’s degree in psychology, postgraduate in psychosomatics and master’s
DATE: Saturday, November 6, 2021 in Christian counseling, Brazilian-United States. PORTUGUESE TRACK
TIME: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Bacharel em Psicólogia, pós-graduada em Psicossomática e Mestre em Aconselhamento
REGISTER: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/go-beyond-womens- Cristão, Brasileira-EstadoUnidense, casada, mãe de 4 ilhos adultos, natural do Rio de Janeiro,
conference-born-for-this-tickets-166174970811 vivendo nos EUA por mais de 20 anos.
EVERY LIFE October Message Series
IMITATING THE WORK OF JESUS
LOVE THE POOR
IS 53:10-11; HEB 4:14-16; MK 10:35-45
God deeply understands our weaknesses and sufferings, and we
are called to imitate Him through humility and service – that’s the
message of this week’s Scripture. other at your left.” Jesus quickly reminded them, “whoever wishes
to be great among you will be your servant; whoever wishes to be
St. Paul reminds us that the Son of God is not distant from the reality first among you will be the slave of all. For the Son of Man did not
that pain and sorrow affect us. “For we do not have a high priest come to be served but to serve and to give his life as ransom for
who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who has many.”
similarly been tested in every way, yet without sin.”
Our culture constantly encourages us to do what we can to get ahead
It is easy to forget the humanity of our God. We might view Him as in this world no matter the effects — that power, authority, and
distant or out of touch. Yet, these readings help us recall that the Son wealth should be our goals in life. Our faith offers us something
of God lived among us. He lived through the tempting of the devil, the different and fulfilling — a life of humility and service, most
loss of loved ones, emotional agony, and physical pain, just as we do. especially to the forgotten and the abandoned.
Jesus doesn’t look at us with anger when we fall into temptation Jesus’ teaching on authority and service is linked to the central
or abandon us when we suffer. He knows it is hard, He sees our commandment to love God and neighbor. Our Catholic Social
vulnerabilities, and He is right there with us in those moments of Teaching brings that to action, underscoring respect for the dignity
complete shame and suffering. of the human person, practiced through service and justice for the
poor and the vulnerable. “The measure of the greatness of a society
In our Gospel, we are reminded that Jesus went through all of this
is found in the way it treats those most in need, those who have
— becoming flesh, suffering, and dying — to serve us. Although He
nothing apart from their poverty!” says Pope Francis.
is God, He became man and surrendered His life into the hands of
men so that we might be saved. The life of Jesus was centered around As Christian stewards, we are called to live our lives in service.
His Father’s mission and the service of mankind. And this is how we It is about fulfilling God’s glorious plan for each one of us. It can
ought to live — in imitation of Christ. be difficult to know God’s plan for our entire life. He sees the
whole picture — we only see the now. All we can do is seek Him
James and John wanted to ensure they had a spot in heaven with
daily. If each day is centered on Him, then our entire lives will
Jesus: “Grant that in your glory we may sit one at your right and the
become the work of Jesus.
- Catholic Stewardship Consultants
E V E RY L I F E
AND CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING
Our parish message series for the month of October highlights Church catechism and
social teaching, a rich treasure of wisdom about building a just society and living lives of
holiness amidst the challenges of modern society. Modern Catholic social teaching has
been articulated through a tradition of papal, conciliar, and episcopal documents.
THIS WEEK’S FOCUS:
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
A basic moral test is how our most vulnerable members are faring. In a society marred
by deepening divisions between rich and poor, our tradition recalls the story of the Last
Judgment (Mt 25:31-46 and instructs us to put the needs of the poor and vulnerable first.
RESPECT LIFE MONTH Help for the Vulnerable
SAFE HOUSE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR ABUSED WOMEN,
A person’s rightful due is to be CHILDREN OR MEN
treated as an object of love, 407-330-3933 or http://safehouseofseminole.org/
not as an object for use. NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE
1-800-799-SAFE (7233) Website: www.thehotline.org/
- Pope John Paul II SAMARITAN VILLAGE
A Central Florida safe home for survivors of human trafficking.
https://www.samaritanvillage.
HUMAN TRAFFICKING HOTLINE
1-888-373-7888
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
IDENTIFYING STEPS FOR HEALING, HOPE
Domestic violence is a hidden scourge on our families and HUMAN TRAFFICKING
communities – it touches many, and knows no boundaries
of race, social class, ethnicity, creed or age (most victims are PREVENTING CRIME, RESCUING VICTIMS
first abused as teens). October is Domestic Violence Awareness
Every year, millions of men, women and children fall into the hands of
Month, an opportunity to learn more about ways to help women,
traffickers – in communities across the United States and around the
men and families.
world.
Domestic violence and emotional abuse are typically used
According to the U.S. State Department, human trafficking appears
together in a relationship to control the victim. Abuse includes
in “many guises”, often taking the form of commercial sexual
name-calling, putdowns, restricting contact with family or
exploitation, the prostitution of minors, debt bondage, and involuntary
friends, withholding money, preventing a partner from working,
servitude.
actual or threatened physical harm (hitting, pushing, shoving),
sexual assault, stalking, and intimidation.
No sector or industry is immune to what is considered modern day slavery,
an affront to human dignity. Through coercion, deceit, or force, victims
Persons experiencing domestic violence are termed “victims,”
are trapped in jobs and situations from which they cannot escape.
or if the situation has resolved, “survivors,” but it is most
important to recall they are children of God, with inherent We often assume that trafficking only impacts certain types
dignity and deserving our love and respect. of individuals, such as those living in abject poverty with little to
no access to education. While certain factors do make some
This is especially true because as abused persons they are often
populations exceptionally vulnerable to human trafficking, there is
plagued by feelings of shame, fear, and depression, and have
no “typical” profile.
lost sight of the essential fact of their worthiness. At times they
may also make decisions that cause a family member or friend Understanding that no one is immune to victimization allows us to improve
to question their judgement or become frustrated for remaining prevention and victim identification strategies. The Catholic Church helps
in what seems to be a dangerous or hopeless situation. prevent modern-day slavery. For more resources, https://
www.usccb.org/resources/stop-slavery
Although common characteristics have been identified, there
is no “typical” abuser. In public, they may appear friendly and
DIOCESE OF ORLANDO HUMAN TRAFFICKING TASK FORCE TRAINING,
loving to their family, while the violence and its consequences
OCT. 26: A free online training session for individuals who are interested
are hidden from view. It is important to recognize that the
in learning more about joining
abusers may have their own history of developmental and
the task force as well as
family problems and are in need of help and healing.
information that includes Human trafficking is a crime
human trafficking stats on
The gravity and difficulty of domestic violence is severe against humanity.
a statewide level, ways
for families - but there are ways to intervene (see resource We must unite our
to address trafficking in the
box). The struggle toward healing and recovery for families
community and volunteer efforts to free
can be difficult, yet our faith gives us reason for hope. On the
roles. To register, visit
World Day of Peace in 1997, Pope John Paul II focused on this https://tinyurl.com/37xz25de.
victims and stop
theme, as demanding as it is vital: “I know well that it is hard, this crime.
and sometimes even appears to be impossible to forgive, but it For information, contact
is the only way, because all revenge and all violence give rise Christine Commerce at
to further revenge and violence. It is certainly less difficult to
- Pope Francis
ccommerce@cflcc.org or call
forgive when one is aware that God never tires of loving and 407-658-1818, Ext. 1122.
forgiving us.”
- Frank J. Moncher, PhD, Licensed Psychologist of the Catholic
Diocese of Arlington (VA)
GRATITUDE & Giving
T H A N K YO U F O R YO U R
WEEKLY SACRIFICIAL GIVING
In gratitude for the gifts we have received from God,
parishioners and visitors made a joyful return to the Lord
during the week of October 9-10 of $34,059.01 for the
mission and ministries of Saint Mary Magdalen. Thank
you for your many acts of Christian stewardship.
GIVE ONLINE: Now available through our
website, StMaryMagdalen.org. This option can
be used for one-time gifts or to set up recurring
giving by electronic check or credit card.
MAIL: Use the USPS, a postage paid business
reply envelope is included with your weekly
YO U T H ST E WA R D S H I P W I T N E SS envelope packet.
PRAYING, LISTENING, HELPING DROP OFF: Giving envelopes can be placed in
the basket as you enter the church for Sunday
In the last week, our youth thanked God by
Mass or drop box outside of the parish office
giving of their gifts and talents in these ways:
doors any day of the week.
· Cleaned my room · Tried to be a better person
· Helped my Grammy · Tried to be a good listener
· Took out the recycling · Went to church SPECIAL COLLECTIONS UPDATE
· Walked my dog · Was generous • Sister Diocese of of San Juan de la Maguana in the
· Helped my neighbor · Prayed Dominican Republic (October 17)
· Read the Bible · Gave my friend advice
• Catholic Charities of Central Florida (October 24).
The children’s weekly envelope provides our youngest disciples a way to place
their own gifts to God in the offertory basket each week – good deeds, prayers, Your prayers and generosity are appreciated.
the ways they share their time, talent and treasure! For information, contact
the Parish Office at 407.831.1212 or email Office@StMaryMagdalen,org
OFFICE & CONTACT OUR STAFF
SAINT MARY MAGDALEN PASTORAL TEAM MINISTRY TEAM ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM
CATHOLIC CHURCH Pastor Adult Faith Formation Facilities
861 Maitland Avenue Father Charlie Mitchell MaryG@StMaryMagdalen.org VinceE@StMaryMagdalen.org
Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
Associate Pastors Annulments Finance
Father Michael Burke POMalley@StMaryMagdalen.org HLewis@StMaryMagdalen.org
CONTACT Father Frank Lobo BetsyL@StMaryMagdalen.org
P: 407.831.1212 F: 407.831.1560 Children’s Ministries
E: Office@StMaryMagdalen.org Assisting Priest KristinaB@StMaryMagdalen.org Formation & Hispanic Ministries
www.StMaryMagdalen.org Father Patrick Patton KarlaCQ@StMaryMagdalen.org
Liturgy
OFFICE HOURS Deacons MarkA@StMaryMagdalen.org Membership & Stewardship
Mon-Thur 9am-12Noon, 2-6pm Juan Cruz, Jerry Kelly, AndresO@StMaryMagdalen.org KellyL@StMaryMagdalen.org
Fri 9am-12Noon Tony Medina, Greg Nelsen, DebbieK@StMaryMagdalen.org
and Bill O’Brien Reception
Ministry Development WandaP@StMaryMagdalen.org
OTHER PARISH OFFICES Pastoral Associate MelissaF@StMaryMagdalen.org
School Office
Gail Rayos
407.339.7301 - SMMSchool.org
Pastoral Care & Outreach
MaryH@StMaryMagdalen.org
Early Learning Center
321.280.5381
Stewardship & Giving
GailR@StMaryMagdalen.org
Bulletin Editor
Bulletin@StMaryMagdalen.org
Youth Ministry
Youth@StMaryMagdalen.org
PRAYERS & Intentions
M I SS I O N A RY D I S C I P L E S ALL SOULS MASS
POPE FRANCIS PRAYER TUESDAY, NOV. 2 AT 7PM
INTENTION FOR THE We invite you join us for a Holy Mass for the
MONTH OF OCTOBER Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed.
The names of the those who have passed away
SPEND TIME We pray that every baptized person
may be engaged in evangelization,
during the last year and had a funeral at Saint
Mary Magdalen will be remembered. If you
WITH THE BREAD OF LIFE available to the mission, by being would like to bring a plant in the name of a
We invite you to the Chapel of Our Lady witnesses of a life that has the flavor loved one, please drop off potted flowers the
for prayer and exposition of the Blessed of the Gospel. day before - Monday, November 1 - between
Sacrament, every week. 7am-12Noon. Drop off location: Chapel porch.
TUESDAY RESPECT LIFE PRAYER PRAY FOR PRIESTS
8 am – 8 pm Prayer is the basis of all our efforts to We pray for the deceased diocesan priests on
THURSDAY build a culture of life. Let us Pray: the anniversary month of their passing
8 am – 7 pm
• October 3, 1988 – Rev. Philip Stegeman
That on this Respect Life Month our
FIRST FRIDAYS • October 13, 1985 – Rev. Bernard Hickey
resolve may be strengthened to uphold
8 am – 8 pm • October 4, 1978 – Rev. Neil Sager
the dignity of every human life.
• October 24, 2019 – Rev. Michael Edward Giglio
• October 5, 2015 – Rev. Joseph Aiden Nolan
That the life of every person, from
Sign up for Adoration or just stop in. • October 26, 2008 – Msgr. Matthew Connolly
conception to natural death, will be
The Lord is waiting…Your prayers matter! • October 9, 2019 – Rev. Raymond O’Leary
protected in our laws and cherished in
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/adore • October 27, 2002 – Rev. Patrick O’Reilly
our hearts. We ask this in Jesus’ name.
• October 11, 2010 – Msgr. Paul Kamide
Amen.
• October 30, 2008 – Msgr. Charles A. Bartok
• October 13, 1993 – Rev. Louis Dunleavy
MASS READINGS & INTENTIONS
OCT 18 MON OCT 19 TUE OCT 20 WED
2 Tm 4:10-17b/Ps 145/ Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, Rom 6:12-18/Ps 124/
Lk 10:1-9 20b-21/Ps 40/ Lk 12:39-48 -
7:30am Lk 12:35-38 7:30am
Don Gallagher 7:30am Margaret Kiffe
Frank Pionegro Thomas Abraham
Noel Spencer Gubatan Edward Imp
Ricardo Bernardo
OCT 21 THU OCT 22 FRI OCT 23 SAT OCT 24 SUN
Rom 6:19-23/Ps 1/ Rom 7:18-25a/Ps 119/ Rom 8:1-11/Ps 24/ Jer 31:7-9/Ps 126/Heb 5:1-6/
Lk 12:49-53 Lk 12:54-59 Lk 13:1-9 Mk 10:46-52
7:30am 8:00am 8:00am
Fran Hall Ints of Denise Pfeifer Don Gallagher
Vincent Tringali
5:00pm
Brennan-Schad Families 10:00am
Phil Brogan
7:00pm (Spanish) Michael Sheridan
Ines Ricaurte Pastor Ints of Ellen Zahorec’s Fam
Ints. of Mercedes Mendez Don &Fran Hale - 60th
Mario A. Perez (Announce Only)
12:00pm
Russ and Reggie Sciandra
Michael Giunta
5:30pm
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