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Saint Anne Catholic Church Third Sunday of Lent March 7, 2021
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES COLLECTION
LAETARE SUNDAY—MARCH 14
Help Jesus in Disguise
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
On Laetare Sunday, the Fourth Sunday of Lent (March 14), our
diocese will take up the Catholic Relief Services Collection.
Your support of this collection serves Jesus in the guise of the
poor and vulnerable in some of the most marginalized
communities in our world.
Catholic Relief Services was founded in 1943 by the Catholic
Bishops of the United States to serve World War II survivors in
Europe. Since then, with the generous support of our
parishioners, CRS has expanded and served over 130 million
people in more than 100 countries across five continents. It is
the official international humanitarian agency of the Church in
the United States.
This past year during the global pandemic, CRS is responding in
the world’s most vulnerable communities - distributing soap,
hygiene kits and personal protection equipment, sharing
prevention messages that help minimize risk, and ensuring
access in these communities to food and clean water.
For over 75 years, their mission has been to assist impoverished
and disadvantaged people overseas, working in the spirit of
Catholic social teaching to promote the sacredness of human
life and the dignity of the human person. They serve people
based solely on need, regardless of their race, religion or
ethnicity. Within the United States, CRS engages Catholics to
live their faith in solidarity with the poor and suffering people of
the world.
Your support of this collection makes a difference for so many around the globe. To learn more about the
collection and the people who benefit, please visit www.usccb.org/catholic-relief.
Diocese of Joliet parishioners who wish to support this great work can do so either by giving at their parish on
March 14, donating your spare change to one of the many “rice bowl” boxes circulating our diocese, or
by giving online.
Paz y bien,
Most Reverend Ronald A. Hicks
Bishop of Joliet
Funds received for the Catholic Relief Services collection
in the Diocese of Joliet will be disbursed to the
USCCB Office of National Collections,
for the benefit of the The Catholic Relief Services Collection.
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MAKING TIME UNCOVERS TIMELESSNESS
We begin this third week of Lent with the commands of the Lord found in the Book of Exodus. These words of
God are to help guide us and direct our lives according to the greatness of God's plan for us. These
commands have been memorized and reflected upon for generations. They invite us to return to the joy of
the Creator and the gift of creation and God's hope for us to return to that breath of His that brought
everything into being. Found in these commands is the foundation of our relationship with the gift of time and
entering a relationship with God who is beyond time. In Exodus, we hear the "Lord blessed the Sabbath day
and made it Holy." He is giving us a doorway to find Him. The Sabbath is a day marked in time, to be set aside
to contemplate and reflect on God who is eternal, timeless, who has no beginning and end. Those are our
words and our God is beyond words. The magnitude of the Sabbath and our entering into it is to reconnect
and always keep in front of us the embrace of the eternity of our relationship with God.
One of the books I keep by my bedside is among the most fascinating reads of my life. I often reread certain
pages that I have marked up within it. For me, it is a treasure that speaks to my soul. "The Sabbath" by
Abraham Joshua Heschel is an introduction to timelessness being captured in time where the edges of words
only serve to trap and describe but never hold the reality of God. He has opened my thinking to explore the
sacredness of time. We seem to be always running out of time to get everything done. We seem to never
have any time. Yet if we keep the Sabbath as a day of resting in the contemplation of God, we will find
holiness and connect with all that is eternal and timeless. The power of holiness is found in this day and even
when we mess it up, even when we just check off boxes as if it were like all the other days, its holiness remains
because the Lord has blessed it, even if we have not. The power of the Sabbath resides in God and in God
alone. That is powerful. In the week we are to seek the eternal in time and space even though it cannot be
contained in time and space because it is of God and beyond our constrictions. Can we get to that place
where every thought of ours is constricting because God is not limited by our words, thoughts or actions? To sit
in time and contemplate timelessness we magnify the Creator. It will be this relationship that can begin to
uncover and even deepen the reality of this perfect love who sent Jesus to us to be born in time to suffer and
die for our sins. The magnitude of this majestic act can be lifted to an even more meaningful place in our lives
when we sit in the holiness of the Sabbath and embrace it as it was meant to be. Our search for holiness is to
be rooted in where God told us the holiness could be found, on the Sabbath. God did not rest on the Sabbath
because He was tired out and exhausted in the six previous days of creation. We are not to rest on the
Sabbath because we are tired from all the work of the week. The holiness of the Sabbath is found in the joy of
running into the loving embrace of all that the Creator has invited us to find in this time marked out for us to
transcend time. The holiness of the Sabbath is a dedicated time of this world to reflect on the timelessness and
eternity of God.
If we do it well, we can sing with God who has created all things and created us in His image. This is not easy
and is hard work. Society has long left the Sabbath to be a day to catch up instead of a day to be drawn
in. Heschel writes "Creation is the language of God, Time is His song, and the things of space the consonants in
the song. To sanctify time is to sing the vowels in unison with Him.” Who doesn't want to sing with God? Who
doesn’t want to be in harmony with God?
Keep Holy the Sabbath and the door will open...
Father John Ouper
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IT IS WITH GREAT JOY THAT WE ARE ABLE TO
Mass Intentions OPEN FOR MASS
Save a Seat for Mass
Monday, March 8
Reservation are required for daily and weekend
8:00 AM-Peter Taitague req. Family Mass. Using your browser, go to:
stanneparish.ticketleap.com
Tuesday, March 9
7:00 AM-Esther Horneman req. Gary & Joan Follow the directions on the brochure mailed to
parishioners or visit our website for full information.
Horneman
Weekend Mass selections will be available on
Wednesday, March 10 Wednesdays at 4:00 PM and daily Mass will be
8:00AM-Felix & Odelia Alainz req. Irma Reyes available at Noon on Friday for the following week.
Be sure to download your ticket on your smart
Thursday, March 11 phone or bring a paper copy with to Mass.
7:00 AM-George Stempora req. Staff of St.
Anne Parish Sunday Mass will still be recorded and available on
our YouTube channel by Saturday morning. The
dispensation from attending Sunday Mass is still in
Friday, March 12 place.
8:00 AM-Communion Service
If you find you are unable to attend a Mass you
Saturday, March 13 make a reservation for, please email:
Saveaseat@stanneparish.org so we may cancel
5:00 PM-Fr. Richard Sheehan, OMI req. Mary your reservation and open the seat up for another
Terese Davison parishioners.
Sunday, March 14 Sacrament of Reconciliation
Confessions are by appointment only. Please
7:30 AM-Ev Breiling req. Joe
contact Father John:
9:15 AM-For the Parishioners 630-554-3331 Ext. 119
11:00AM-Alex Ochoa req. Irma Reyes frjohn@stanneparish.org
Readings for the Week
Readings for the Week of March 7, 2021
Wednesday Dt 4:1, 5-9; Ps 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20;
Sunday Third Sunday of Lent
Mt 5:17-19
Ex 20:1-17 or 20:1-3, 7-8, 12-17; Ps 19:
Thursday Jer 7:23-28; Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9; Lk 11:14-23
8, 9, 10, 11; 1 Cor 1:22-25; Jn 2:13-25
Friday Hos 14:2-10; Ps 81:6c-8a, 8bc-9, 10-11ab,
Scrutiny
14 and 17; Mk 12:28-34
Ex 17:3-7; Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9; Rom 5:1-2, 5-8;
Saturday Hos 6:1-6; Ps 51:3-4, 18-19, 20-21ab;
Jn 4: 5:42
Lk 18:9-14
Monday Saint John of God, Religious
Sunday Fourth Sunday of Lent
2 Kgs 5:1-15ab; Ps 42:2, 3; 43:3, 4; Lk 4:24-30
2 Chr 36:14-16, 19-23; Ps 137:1-2, 3, 4-5,
Tuesday Saint Frances of Rome, Religious
6; Eph 2:4-10; Jn 3:14-21
Dn 3:25, 34-43; Ps 25:4-5ab, 6 and 7bc, 8 and
Scrutiny
9; Mt 18:21-35
1 Sm 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a; Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5,
6; Eph 5:8-14; Jn: 1-41
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Please Pray For
Emma Bates Peggy Flanigan Ramiro Martinez
Steven Bermes Brice Grudzien Breanna Ramirez
Jim De Vos Ken Hermann
Richard Dusatko Rick Llanes
And all who are experiencing illness and
are not listed by name.
Names will be kept on listing for six weeks
PRAYER REQUEST HOTLINE
Use Email below to:
Have your prayer requests placed
on the altar when Father John
offers Mass
prayerrequest@stanneparish.org
SPIRITUAL COMMUNION
“My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the most Blessed Sacrament. I love You above all things
and I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot now receive You sacramentally, come at
least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there, and unite myself wholly to
You. Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen.”
REACH OUT AND TOUCH SOMEONE
The members of Saint Anne Prayer Tree have given new meaning to this advertising jingle. Through a
telephone network of about 50 people, requests for prayers are passed along.
If you would like to request prayer for a specific intention or would like to become one of our phone
links and reach out and touch someone, please call Jackie Johnson, 630-554-1591.
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God’s Share
All of us are recipients of many blessings from God. In return, He expects that we praise Him for His
goodness and thank Him for His generous 1gifts. Thanking, however, is not done in word only, but in deed, also.
Actual Budgeted
Total Parish Offering February 21, 2021
Sunday Offering $16,134.26 $25,500.00
E-Giving $ 9,288.00 165 Transactions
Total $25,422.26
Thank you to those who are able to continue to support us through EGIVING
or mailing in your contribution!
E-Giving: If you would like to participate in E-Giving
https://givin .ncsservices.org/App/Giving/ncs-1474
For those signed up for EGIVING, please continue this practice to aide in the processing of the collection.
“Recent Federal Tax changes may make it advantageous for parishioners receiving RMDs (Required Minimum
Distributions) to transfer funds from their IRA (Individual Retirement Accounts) to St. Anne Parish. “Please consult
your financial planner or tax advisor before making any tax or contribution decision.”
Thank you to everyone who has already pledged a gift
to the 2021 Catholic Ministries Annual Appeal (CMAA).
Every gift, large or small, brings us closer to our
parish’s 2021 CMAA goal of $119,300.00.
If you have yet to make your gift, please prayerfully
reflect on how you can best support the CMAA. If we
raise more than our goal, 70 percent of the amount
over goal will be returned to us for our use. This is an
amazing opportunity for our parish.
Our pastor recently mailed a pledge envelope to
everyone in our parish. Please either return it, or the
pledge card you received from the diocese, in the mail.
You may also make a secure gift online at
jolietdioceseappeal.org or
text DONATE to (815) 205-1949
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The spring 40 Days for Life prayer vigil to end abortion takes place from February17 through March 28. St. Anne
is committed to one day of prayer during this event.
WHEN: Tuesday, March 9, 2021
TIME: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM, choose one hour to pray during this time frame.
WHERE: This spring will be either by praying the rosary from your home or by praying at Waterleaf outside
Planned Parenthood, 3051 New York St., Aurora, Il
Contact: Please contact Linda Zedrow at zeddys@sbcglobal.net or call or text 630-768-4350 to sign up and
Indicate whether you will be praying from home or going to Planned Parenthood to pray and the
time slot you would prefer.
LENTEN SACRIFICIAL PROJECT
These are difficult times as many of our friends and neighbors are being affected by the impact of the
pandemic.
The St. Vincent de Paul Society can help bridge the gap financially in the short term if someone is going
through a tough time. They also have access to an extensive list of resources across Kendall County. Providing
spiritual support and walking with our neighbors during tough times are also an important part of our mission.
To assist St. Vincent DePaul in their mission, this year’s Lenten Sacrificial Project will be to help fund the society so
that they can meet the needs of our parishioners and neighbors.
Donations can be made to: St. Vincent de Paul Society and mailed to PO Box 670, Oswego, IL.
Thank you for your generosity in bringing their assistance to those in need in our area.
During Lent we are called to Prayer, Fasting and Almsgiving.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
Gospel Reflection
In today’s Gospel Jesus is asked, “What sign can you show us?” Every day we can see signs
of how God has visited us in the blessings of our lives. Let us be a sign of God’s love by being
a blessing to others.
Is there a family you know who needs assistance? Please suggest that they call/contact the
Society of St. Vincent de Paul so that together we can be a sign of God’s love to the suffering and poor.
Hotline—630-383-2322
Email stvincentdp@stanneparish.org
REMINDER: BABY DIAPER DRIVE THIS WEEKEND
St. Anne Knights Of Columbus Lenten Project supporting PIC
Please help pamper babies with luv(s) and hug(gie)s
MARCH 6 AND MARCH 7 BETWEEN 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
DROP OFF AT: 2374 WOLFS CROSSING RD, OSWEGO IL
or, 13 GUILFORD ROAD, MONTGOMERY, IL
ITEMS: BABY DIAPERS, ANY BRAND, ANY SIZE (PREFER SIZE 1,2, or 3)
Also INFANT CARE KITS with thermometer, nose suction, etc.
Questions? Call Grand Knight David @ 630-780-2086
This short video explores the process for unbaptized and baptized persons seeking to
become Catholic or learn more about the Catholic faith.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPvhIouj3Pg
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RE Office Hours
Have questions or concerns about RE/DASH? Want to set up a day/time to meet with RE staff?
Please call 630-554-1425 to leave a voice message or email to:
Contact Cathy Gillooly or Julie Krakora in the RE Office
630-554-1425
reo@stanneparish.org—Cathy Gillooly, DRE K-5
jhdre@stanneparish.org—Julie Krakora, DRE 6-8
K-5 Family Faith Formation
One of the two possible Gospel readings for the 3 rd Sunday of Lent is the story of the
Woman at the Well. It continues the theme of transformation that we focused on
last week. When the Samaritan woman encounters Jesus, her life is forever
changed by His love for her. Jesus offers her mercy, and she turns away from her
life of sin. Jesus offers her living water, and she comes to believe that he is truly the
Messiah.
Jesus offers each of us that same loving mercy, that same living water. We, too,
can turn away from our sin and be transformed. What fears, anxieties,
disappointments, shame, grudges, or hatred do you need Jesus to cleanse from
your life? How can you share the Good News of Jesus’ living water with others?
Themes guiding JH formation
Depending on which readings you heard at Mass, this synopsis might make sense:
from grumbling to gift. The Israelites grumbled at Moses for their utter thirst in the
desert. Then in the Gospel from John, Jesus, at the hottest part of the day, tells the
rejected woman at the well that He has water to offer so that she (us all) will never go
thirsty.
How often do we grumble about doing the things of spiritual value but later find gift?
(Yes, I hear the grumbling and I hear from the teens that what they complained about was the best part of
their formation.) One of those things? Prayer time: life-giving time with Jesus to nurture and sustain a personal
relationship.
Today, and next Sunday, our DASH 3 teens will be meeting on Zoom to hear one of 4 chosen speakers from an
awesome Catholic conference. All speakers ultimately share the message that knowing Jesus (comes from
prayer/communication) and trusting in Jesus is needed. And, showing up as you are – belief or unbeleif and
all – is perfect. Pray for our youth, those closer to choosing Confirmation and those further away, to choose
living water – Jesus. Many are struggling because our world makes it easier for people to grumble against
what is good and holy, rather than against what doesn’t produce good fruit.
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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.comLET US PRAY
Do you miss saying the response prayers?
One APP will make it easy for you to participate.
Just download the APP LAUDATE to any smart phone.
† Open the APP and you can then click on “Order of the Mass” to follow along.
† Click on prayers to just find the prayers you need
Let us RAISE OUR VOICES in Prayer to the Lord TOGETHER.
KENDALL COUNTY COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY
The Kendall County Community Food Pantry has been able to remain open. The
number of families served each Thursday is up more than 50% in the last month.
As a result of the nationwide crisis, there are more large manufacturers pushing more and larger donations
to Food Banks.
Cash donations go a long way. For every dollar donated, the pantry can purchase $8.00 in food from the
Northern Illinois Food Bank.
Donations may be mailed directly to:
Checks should be made out to Kendall County Community Food Pantry: (not St. Anne Parish)
Kendall County Community Food Pantry
208 Beaver Street
Yorkville, IL 60560
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PARISH BULLETIN EMAIL NOTIFICATION
PARISH OFFICES
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Parish Offices and Religious Education offices are
open by appointment only. St. Anne Parish.
Please contact the staff member you wish to meet Each week Discover Mass will send you an
with for an appointment. email update with a link to the current
week's bulletin.
Staff will not be available on Fridays.
Staff contact information is on the back page of this https://discovermass.com/church/st-anne-
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North Campus South Campus
706 High Street 601 Talma Street
Aurora, IL 60505 Aurora, IL 60505
630-844-3781outh Campus 539075104499
• Now accepting registration for 2021-2022 school
year
• Visit website: www.jp2aurora.org for application
process
• Call either campus for information
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PARISH STAFF
P. O. Box 670 (mailing address) Pastor .......................................................................................................................Rev. John J. Ouper
Oswego, IL 60543 frjohn@stanneparish.org (630) 383-2319
www.stanneparish.org
Pastoral Associate .................................................................... Sr. Margaret Anne Spagnola, OSM,
pstast@stanneparish.org (630) 383-2306
Parish Office
Phone ................................... (630) 554-3331 Director of R.C.I.A. ..................................................................................... Deacon David Brockman
Fax ........................................ (630) 554 0530 rcia@stanneparish.org (630) 383-2331
Email .................stanne@stanneparish.org
High School Youth Minister ............................................................................ Deacon Duane Wozek
Monday-Thursday .......... 8:30 AM-4:00 PM hsym@stanneparish.org (630) 554-1425
Friday ................................... 8:30 AM-Noon
Deacon................................................................................................................ Deacon James Perry
Religious Education Office
Phone ................................... (630) 554-1425 Deacon.............................................................................................................. Deacon Gary Wooley
deacongary@stanneparish.org (630) 383-2327
Fax ........................................ (630) 554-9797
Mon-Wed ...................... 10:00 AM-7:30 PM
Pastor Emeritus .............................................................................................. Rev. Daniel F. Stempora
Thursday .......................... 8:30 AM-4:00 PM
Friday ...............................8:30 AM12:00 PM Director of Music Ministry .................................................................................... Richard Jurevich
music@stanneparish.org (630) 383-2317
Offices currently open
By APPOINTMENT only Business Manager ................................................................................................................ Jan Miriani
jan@stanneparish.org (630) 383-2310
Director of Religious Education, K-5............................................................................ Cathy Gillooly
reo@stanneparish.org (630) 554-1425
MISSION STATEMENT Director of Religious Education, 6-8 ............................................................................... Julie Krakora
God has called us to be Christian witnesses jhdre@stanneparish.org (630) 554-1425
by the precious gift of our Catholic faith
High School Youth Minister ............................................................................ Deacon Duane Wozek
through Baptism. Just as Saint Anne had a hsym@stanneparish.org (630) 554-1425
role in God’s plan so do each of us. We are
called to faithfully teach and live the
EUCHARISTIC LITURGY
message of Jesus. We listen to God’s word,
Saturday ....................................................................................................................................... 5:00 PM
grow in our understanding of it and respond
Sunday.................................................................................................................. 7:30, 9:15 & 11:00 AM
to it through outreach and service in our
Monday-Wednesday ................................................................................................................ 8:00 AM
own parish as well as the wider community.
Tuesday—Thursday .................................................................................................................... 7:00 AM
We exercise our responsibility to develop
Friday—Communion Service ................................................................................................... 8:00 AM
and see the gifts God has given us for the
common good and to insure that our
Eucharistic celebrations are truly joyful and SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
meaningful. Saturday ..................................................................................................... Currently by appointment
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM SACRAMENT OF THE SICK NEW PARISHIONERS
Baptisms are generally held the 1st and 3rd If there is anyone at home who cannot get to All new families are warmly welcomed to Saint
Sundays of the month (some months this may Mass and the Sacraments because of illness or Anne Parish and we ask that you register your
vary) at 12:30 PM. Expectant parents are to age, please call the parish office at anytime to family through our website at http://
call the Parish Office, six months before the request the Sacrament of the Anointing of the stanneparish.org/registration-form/.
birth of their child for preparation information. Sick.
Please do not choose Godparents until you BULLETIN DEADLINE
receive the established Church guidelines for RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) Bulletin articles are due into the parish office by
Godparents. Those interested in becoming Catholic or in 10:00 AM Thursday, 10 days before the Sunday
learning more about the Catholic faith meet you wish the article to appear. Please email
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE weekly. Call the parish office or e-mail your copy to stanne@stanneparish.org using
Couples seeking the Sacrament of Marriage rcia@stanneparish.org for more information. Microsoft WORD.
should call the parish office at least six months
before the date of marriage. A wedding date STEWARDSHIP PARISH AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DIFIBRILLATOR AED
may not be secured until meeting with the We are a stewardship parish. This means that Located Across from Parish Offices and On
parish Deacon or Priest. At that time, the every parishioner with an income is asked to Outside Wall of Gathering Room of Church.
couple will be secured a date and begin the use a Sunday envelope, since we expect to
process of preparation for the Sacrament of meet our needs from the one collection at the PARISH MAILING ADDRESS
Marriage. Presentation of the Gifts. Reminder: anything mailed to parish offices
must be addressed to:
P. O. Box 670
Oswego, IL 60543-0670
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The Daleiden Mortuary
220 N. Lake Street, Aurora
630-631-5500
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Traditional & Cremation Services Available
www.nelsonfuneralhomes.com 630-553-7611
Philip S. Nelson Funeral Director Pre-Driven Quality Vehicles Free Assembly & Delivery for Grills
Yorkville Plano Hinckley Waterman Sandwich All Vehicles are Safety Inspected
Oswego | 630.554.5599 | 4500 Route 71
From 3K - 10K Price Range
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Yorkville | 630.553.1900 | 9620 Route 34
screen www.hettsautosales.com John & Jacquie Purcell - St. Patrick Parishioners
repair
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by the RXR Tracks
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Oswego, IL
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superiorscreenrepair.com
69 W. Washington (Rt 34)
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Over 20 Years Owner • Parishioner
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1120 S. Broadway
Montgomery
630-897-1196
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1567
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