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MAY 29, 2022
ST. BENEDICT PARISH
ST. BRIDGET’S CHURCH· ST. MARY’S CHURCH· ST. MARY’S SCHOOL
CALVARY CEMETERY· ST. BRIDGET’S CEMETERY
Striving to know, love, and serve God in all others.
It is the desire of God that we be one… Not as
the world desires oneness, but as He desires
oneness. We so easily and so insistently get this
wrong. Is it out of fear, pride, greed? Why do we
so easily dismiss or miss what God calls us to?
At a recent talk I was at, the speaker spoke
about unity. He commented on how often the
opening prayers at Mass (Collect) speak of unity.
This is a good point, but what about the summit
of our life in Communion!? Or, how in every
Mass we proclaim “may we who partake of the
Body and Blood of Jesus Christ become one by
the power of the Holy Spirit.”? Why do we get
this so wrong? How do we miss that our life is
centered on this life in Jesus Christ?
We have become a very polemical people. We
argue, we value our own thoughts over others
with absolute cruelty. We have become so small
that the opportunity to exert any power is taken.
This is happening to disastrous effects — even in
life-ending violence unseen in the last 70 years.
The hope we have is staying fixed on Christ.
Not on an idea of Christ, or walking around
Christ, or in talking about Christ, but in Christ.
When the world has gone crazy, what solace can
we find? What remains constant? Only Christ.
The artwork is painted, it grows, it changes, but
the artist is the same. We remain confident in
that. In the darkest hour, it is not my idea that
will save you, but the light that comes from
Christ.
You belong to that hope for tomorrow – not
our own hopes. We believe this, that no matter what we face, we face it with him. My own thoughts will
fail, but his though will never fail. ~ MC
NOW, MORE THAN EVER, our children need Catholic education.
Now, more than ever, our children need St. Mary’s School.
Now, more than ever, we need St. Mary’s School.
ST. BRIDGET’S CHURCH ST. MARY’S CHURCH ST. MARY’S SCHOOL
15 Church Street 95 North Main Street 16 Gibson Street
Bloomfield, NY 14469 Canandaigua, NY 14424 Canandaigua, NY 14424
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DAY MASS INTENTION EVENTS
Sunday, May 29— May 28th, 5:30pm—Sunday anticipated Mass (SM) Mary Pet-
Seventh Sunday of tee by the Pettee family
Easter 7:30am (SM) the Victims in the recent Buffalo shooting
9am (SM) Deceased Members of the Palumbo Family by
Victoria P. Tucker
10:30am (SB) Robert DeLamarter by the Blessing Room
12pm (SM) Michael & Dennis Carroll by Pat Batt
Monday, May 30— 8:40am (SM) Morning Prayer
Easter Weekday 9am (SM) Gracelyn Marra Bax by Margaret & Tom Marafioti
Memorial Day
Tuesday, May 31— 8:40am (SB) Morning Prayer 9:30am (SB) Bloomfield Bees in the Church Hall
The Visitation of the 9am (SB) Ilene Good by Dennis & Laurie Tepper 11am (SM) Wellness Toolbox Series in Dougherty Hall
Blessed Virgin Mary 7pm (SM) Liturgy Committee in Dougherty Hall
Wednesday, June 1— 8:40am (SM) Morning Prayer 12pm (SB) Hands of Hope free lunch in the Church Hall
St. Justin, Martyr 9am (SM) Louis Scarciotta by Jean Mercandetti 5:30pm (SB) Confessions
6pm (SM) Choir practice
7m (SM & Zoom) Catholic Men’s Group meeting in
Dougherty Hall
Thursday, June 2— 8:40am (SB) Morning Prayer
Easter Weekday 9am (SB) Souls in Purgatory by anonymous
Sts. Marcellinus & Peter, Martyrs
Friday, June 3— 9am (SM) Angelina Terese Eazzetta by Angi Salerno
St. Charles Lwanga &
Companions, Martyrs
Saturday, June 4— 9am (SM) Mary Ammal by Suveda Thiagaraj 3:45pm (SM) Confessions
Easter Weekday 5:30pm (SM) Ike & Shirley McKenna by Tim, Sally, & Terry
McKenna
Sunday, June 5— 7:30am (SM) Mr. & Mrs. Rushman by their son (SB) Coffee Hour in the Church Hall immediately follow-
Pentecost Sunday 9am (SM) Nick Como by his family ing 10:30am Mass
10:30am (SB) Rudy DeLisio (Anniv.) by Steven & Dawn De-
Mott
12pm (SM) Eleanor Wooten by her loving family
(SB) St. Bridget’s, (SM) St. Mary’s, (SMS) St. Mary’s School
Readings for the week of May 29, 2022
This week, the Sanctuary Lamp at St. Sunday: Acts 7:55-60/Ps 97:1-2, 6-7, 9 [1a, 9a]/Rv 22:12-14,
Mary’s will burn in loving memory of Mary 16-17, 20/Jn 17:20-2
Genecco, requested by Howard & Elaine Monday: Acts 19:1-8/Ps 68:2-3ab, 4-5acd, 6-7ab/Jn 16:29-
(Morabito) Lewter. 33
Tuesday: Zep 3:14-18a or Rom 12:9-16/Is 12:2-3, 4bcd, 5-6/
Lk 1:39-56
Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38/Ps 68:29-30, 33-35a, 35bc-
36ab/Jn 17:11b-19
Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11/Ps 16:1-2a and 5, 7-8, 9-10,
11/Jn 17:20-26
Friday: Acts 25:13b-21/Ps 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20ab/Jn 21:15-
19
Today’s Responsorial Psalm Saturday: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31/Ps 11:4, 5 and 7/Jn 21:20-
25
The Lord is king, Next Sunday—Vigil: Gn 11:1-9/Ps 104:1-2, 24, 35, 27-28,
29, 30/Rom 8:22-27/Jn 7:37-39; Day: Acts 2:1-11/Ps 104:1,
the most high over 24, 29-30, 31, 34/1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13/Jn 14:15-16, 23b-26
all the earth.
Psalm 97
St. Mary’s Church is equipped with a
Hearing Loop.
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Wednesdays at 5:30pm in St. Bridget’s Church
Saturdays at 3:45pm in St. Mary’s Church
St. Benedict Parish recently celebrated the Baptism of: On Sunday, May 22, 2022, our parish celebrated the First
Josephina Anna Pescosolido Eucharist of: Lily Andrews, Henry Davis, & Thomas
Congratulations and welcome to the faith! Salviski
Congratulations for taking this important step in your faith
journeys!
On Tuesday, May 24, 2022, our parish celebrated the
Confirmations of 29 young people at Sacred Heart Cathe-
dral, with Bishop Matano presiding and both Fr. Michael
and Fr. Matthew taking part in the celebration. Congratula-
tions to:
Angelo Michael Attardi Eleanor Abigail Martin
Audrey Kinga Bapst Courtland Christopher May
Gabe Jude Baxter Jennifer Elizabeth Menikotz
Keagan Rose Beecher Karenna Brigid of Kildare Muscato
Elizabeth Angela Bernhardt William Sebastian Neubecker
Jane Catharine Beyer Gianna Teresa Pellicano
Brianna Teresa of Andes Cafarelli Marcello Peter Popelka
Shayne Michael Cooke Marissa Christina Seeloff
Dominic John Paul II Falbo Mia Cecelia Shaw
Maya Joan of Arc Fantauzzi Julia Rosalia Siciliano
Isabella Cecelia Feistel Marc John the Baptist Sunderlin
Mary-Margaret Agnes Griffiths Paul Joseph Sunderlin
Hannah Teresa Jacobs Ava Tyler
Brianna Catherine Leitten Eric Thomas Aquinas Wheeler
Vanessa Serafina Ludwig
We’d like to thank Kas Wheeler for planning and leading
the in-person monthly sessions, Erica Bapst and Jennifer
Muscato for assisting with those in-person sessions, all of
the parents and sponsors for supporting and guiding the
candidates through their two-year preparation journey, and
those candidates and parents that played a role in the cele-
bration as lectors, ushers, gift bearers, etc. We are so grate-
ful for the many hearts and hands that come together to Photos used with permission by the families.
help with the formation of our young people. Pictured: (top left) Lily Andrews; (top right) Henry Davis;
Last, but certainly not least, we’d like to thank (bottom left) Thomas Salviski; and (bottom right) Ariana
the 29 young people for their willingness and Johnson, who celebrated her First Eucharist on May 15th.
openness to learn more about our wonderful
faith and all of the ways that the Holy Spirit can Additional First Eucharist celebrations are scheduled for
work in their lives. We pray that they will attend the next several weeks and we look forward to celebrating
with those young people and their families.
faithfully to all that God asks of them, enrich the
Church community and the world with their
gifts, and manifest the reign of God in their lives.
Looking to Schedule a Wedding or a Baptism? (1w) Announcing the upcoming scheduled wedding of Amy
You can find the Marriage and Baptism Request Hoffman and Brett Benziger on Saturday, June 4, 2022 at
Forms on our website under the “Sacraments” tab. St. Mary’s Church.
Visit stbenedictonline.org for the forms (2w) Announcing the upcoming scheduled wedding of
and more information! Laura Cole and Scott Rikkers on Saturday, June 11, 2022 at
St. Mary’s Church.
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We continue to pray for those in Ukraine and in Buffalo, Attendance and Offertory
and now in Uvalde, Texas. We pray for all people and areas
impacted by violence. We pray for those lives lost, for those for May 21 & 22, 2022
injured, and for the families and communities forever af- Attendance
5:30pm Saturday at St. Mary’s............................... 160
fected. We pray for our world, Lord, that these acts of vio- 7:30am Sunday at St. Mary’s ................................. 183
lence in all forms will cease. 9am Sunday at St. Mary’s ....................................... 353
10:30am Sunday at St. Bridget’s .............................. 80
12 noon Sunday at St. Mary’s ................................. 205
Total in Attendance ................................................... 981
Weekly Offertory
Total Weekly Offertory Income......................... $16,738
Weekly Needs ...................................................... $18,000
Overage (Shortage) ............................................. $(1,262)
Year To Date
Offertory Income* ........................................... $889,670
Year To Date Need ............................................$846,000
Year To Date Overage (Shortage) ...................... $43,670
*Regular Sunday Collection
Online Giving through OSV:
We now have a QR code that will take you
right to the landing page of our online pay-
ment hub. Please scan the QR code to the
right or visit https://stbenedictonline.org/ to
sign up to give online. If you are unable to give
online, your offertory can be placed in the collection basket
at Mass or be mailed in to the PAC. Sincere thanks!
“Building on Our Past, Securing Our Future”
Over the next few weeks, you will be hearing about the
upcoming “Building on Our Past, Securing Our Future” pro-
Memorial Day—Monday, May 30, 2022 gram at St. Benedict Parish. This effort is very important as
Prayer for the Fallen we move forward with the mission and vision of St. Bene-
God our creator and sustainer, dict Parish. We, as a parish family, have changed so many
today our country brings to our lives in our community! In order to continue our mission
memory those who have defended and ministries, we encourage all parishioners to spend time
this nation in times of trouble. in prayer and discussion with your family reflecting on the
They have sacrificed their lives to work we do. Our special Commitment Weekend will be cele-
protect our shores from those who brated on June 18 & 19. If you have any questions regarding
would limit our freedoms or en- the “Building on Our Past, Securing Our Future” Program,
slave us to ways that are against please feel free to contact the parish office.
your will.
Bring all those who have died in SMS Annual Giving Campaign
service to our country into your To date, we have received $53,472 for the SMS Annual
heavenly presence. Giving Campaign. Thank you to those donors that have giv-
We humbly call down your blessing on those still serving; en! We’ve exceeded our soft goal of $50,000 and any addi-
grant your heavenly protection to these men and women, tional assistance is appreciated! If you may give by going to
and open your Sacred Heart to give them peace and com- the school’s website or by using the QR code above (select
fort. SMS Annual Fund when you get to the OSV Hub).
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy
Spirit. Amen. St. Benedict Catholic Men’s Group Meeting
Men of the parish: Join the Catholic Men’s Group as we
view and discuss Catholicism by Bishop Robert Bar-
ron on Wednesday, June 1 at 7pm - either in Dougherty
Hall or by Zoom. Bishop Barron journeys through more
than 50 locations in 15 countries to bring you a truly Catho-
lic explanation of the faith that many of us may not have
come to fully appreciate or understand. The Catholicism
series will be presented in multiple sessions of about 20-30
minutes each and will be part of the Catholic Men’s Group
prayer meeting, held every third Wednesday at 7pm.
The general format of the meeting includes gathering,
praying the rosary or Liturgy of the Hours on an alternating
schedule, viewing of the video, discussion, prayer inten-
tions, and closing prayer. The whole meeting lasts only
about 75 minutes.
We have been blessed to have an average of 12 men regu-
larly participating in our prior meetings/videos and we
hope you will consider joining us in this faith filled oppor-
tunity. Please contact Kyle Howatt at (585) 489-8136 or
Mike Gallagher at (585) 797-8936 to be added to the e-mail
list or for additional meeting details. See you in-person in
Dougherty Hall or by Zoom. Zoom Meeting ID – 856 1345
6246 --- Zoom Password – 212011.
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KnightLine Magnificat Breakfast
The Knights of Columbus are still moving food two Magnificat Rochester invites all women to a breakfast
times a week from Target and Walmart in Victor to at the Brook Lea Country Club, 891 Pixley Rd on June
the Blessing Room at St Bridget's. We meet Mondays and 11; seating begins at 9am and program ends at noon.
Thursdays at the Target loading dock at 10am. Any one who Our speaker, Kim Rodriguez-Torres, is a wife, mother,
would like to volunteer to help can contact Grand Knight and grandmother. She has been involved in ministries
Robert Dugan at (585) 754-2786. for the past 30 years. Kim was on the Central Service
Any man who would like to join the Knights of Columbus Team for Magnificat, which governs this World-Wide
should contact the Grand Knight. Join us in expressing the Int'l Ministry to Catholic Women. She is the founder
principles of charity, unity, and fraternity through faith and
action. of "Bella's Blanket of Blessings": a prayer blanket minis-
try that was started after her 4-year-old niece, Bella, was
diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. These prayer blankets are
St. Vincent de Paul (SVDP) Society Clothing for the sick, suffering and anyone else who needs prayer.
& Voucher Room Information Registration and reservations are required; no tickets
120 North Main Street, Canandaigua, 14424 sold at the door. Deadline June 8. More information can
Clothing Room: 10am—12:30pm on Wed, Fri, & Sat be found at www.MagnificatRochester.org or by calling
Voucher Room: 10am—noon on Wed & Fri Diane Hayes at (585) 943-4759, or by emailing Magnifi-
*Masks are still required for clients’ visits to the Clothing
and Voucher Rooms until further notice. catRochester@frontier.com.
Stephen Ministry
Testimonial from a Care Receiver:
CCIA Food Pantry Wishlist
The Canandaigua Churches in Action (CCIA) Food Pantry
welcomes any unused, non-perishable food item, including
canned fruits and vegetables, canned meat, pasta or rice,
spaghetti sauce, cereal, peanut butter, and pork & beans. To find out more about Stephen Ministry or to receive a
We cannot, however, accept medicinal items. We truly ap- Stephen Minister’s care, call (607) 398-0382.
preciate your continued support, care, and generosity! Additional information can also be found on our parish
website at https://stbenedictonline.org/stephen-ministry.
Elizabeth Ministry: A Catholic Support Network for
Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Loss
As local Catholic women who have experienced
the loss of a child, our goal is to offer emotional,
spiritual, and practical support to women and
families suffering through a similar loss. If you or
a loved one are seeking support or are interested
in joining our mailing list, please contact Molly
Hickey at ElizabethMinistryROC@gmail.com or
Janene Loughran at (585) 329-1974.
Lawn Sale Dates: August 17-18, 2022
Summer Festival Dates: August 25-27, 2022 Shawls Available to Those in Need
Please email Valerie Haynes at St. Benedict’s Prayer Shawl Ministry has
created prayer shawls, which are available
valeriehaynes22@gmail.com if you at the PAC and at St. Bridget’s Church Hall
are interested in helping out in any for anyone who feels a need in these diffi-
of the following ways: cult times. They are a great comfort to
• Pricing Lawn Sale Items those suffering illnesses, grieving lost loved ones, or experi-
• Working during the Lawn Sale encing stress and anxiety. They are blessed and have a tag
• Heading Up the French Fry Booth at the Festival expressing their purpose. They have been created with knit-
• Heading Up the Amusement Ride Ticket Sales ting needles, crochet hooks, donated yarn, and much love
and prayers. If you would like, please call the PAC at 394-
Volunteers are also needed for setup and tear down. 1220 or visit St. Bridget’s Parish Hall after Mass or during
Adults and teens are welcome to assist. This would be a the hours that the Blessing Room is open. If you have any
great way for teens to get community service credit! questions, please contact Bev at 657-7042 or Rose Anne at
For more information (dates, etc.) or to sign up to help 657-6537.
with setting up and tearing down please go to https:// The Prayer Shawl Ministry always welcomes new mem-
stbenedictonline.org/parish-festival and bers. The ministry typically meets on the 2nd and 4th
Thursday of each month from 2pm—4pm in Dougherty
click on the online sign up link. Thanks! Hall. If you are unable to join us during our meeting times,
Lawn Sale Donations: We will you can work at home. We can supply yarn and tools if
needed. We also gladly accept any yarn that anyone can do-
begin accepting donations in June. nate.
Please watch for more information.
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St. Benedict Parish Office & School Office Information
Parish Administration Center (PAC)
A Gulick R 95 N Main St., Canandaigua, NY 14424
Marisa Andrews H Kathy Revier Office: (585) 394-1220 Fax (585) 396-3230
B Sue Hall Tom Revier Parish Emergency Number: (585) 364-2419
Marty Badger Jim Harvey Wendy Rex
Jack Bement Joyce Hatcher Ryder Thomas Rexford Office Hours: T, W, Th by appointment only
Constance Bennett Regina Haynes Frank Robertaccio Website: www.stbenedictonline.org
Dawn Betsinger Shannon Haynes Betty Rogers
Marian Betsinger Mary Hollis S
Christopher Black Ted Horrocks Donald, & Charles St. Mary’s School
Anna Bomwell Steve Horwitz Scheibener 16 Gibson St., Canandaigua, NY 14424
Leanne Bossert Charles P. Hyde Nicholas Scheibener & Office: (585) 394-4300
Carol Bowler John W. Hyde family
David Boyle Ruth C. Hyde Joseph Schepisi Office Hours: by appointment only
Jennifer Brady & baby J Mollie Schilling Website: www.stmaryscanandaigua.org
Marie Brunner Adam Jemmott Peggy Schrader
Evelyn Bugg Patt Jones Roger Schutt
Marilyn Burnett K Deb Scorse
Jeremy Burns Michael Kachmar Emily Scorse St. Benedict Parish Staff
John Burns Scott Kesel Phyllis Scott
Sara Burns Carolyn Kless Christina Senska Father Michael Costik Fr.Michael.Costik@dor.org
Flo Burri Robert Kubiak, Jr. Mary Shaw Pastor 394-1220, x11
C L William Shaw
Pete Caffo Maureen Lahue Madelynn Jane Simmons Father Matthew Walter Fr.Matthew.Walter@dor.org
Robert Casella Peggy LaRocca Laurie Skinner Parochial Vicar 394-1220, x12
Bob Cirre James & Liz Lowe Randy Skrypek
Michele Cleaves Hope Lowman Donna Smith Deacon Claude Lester Claude.Lester@dor.org
Barbara Coats Teresa Lynch James Smith Deacon, Senior Status
Mark Conover Tom Lynch Ralph & Mary Smith
Evan & Sarah Costik Joan Lyons Tom Socha Sarah Eaton Sarah.Eaton@dor.org
David Covel M Lorie Stack Director of Music Ministry 394-1220, x37
Darlene Creswell Luke, Lilly, & Jamie Jacob Staggert
Susan Cristantello MacDonald Sue Steiner Amy Corron Amy.Corron@dor.org
Bruce Currier Irene Mace James Sullivan Communications & Liturgy Coordinator 394-1220, x25
James Curry Barbara Mack Dennis Supik Teresa Dunn Teresa.Dunn@dor.org
D Tom Macri T Pastoral Associate & Stewardship Coord. 394-1220, x41
Elissa Dagel Mary Malinowski Brittany Tay
Robert Damato Jim Marianacci Abby Terhune Jessamyn Anderson Magri Jessamyn.Magri@dor.org
Brenda D’Angelo John & Pat McCarthy Dan Tidrick Ministry Coordinator/CASE 394-1220, x34
Dana DiGiulio Lori McJury Ethel Toner
Sue Dobies Barbara & James Caroline Torbitt Anthony DiPrima Tony.Diprima@dor.org
Alan & Patricia McKee Fr. Dan Tormey Director of Finance & Administration 394-1220, x24
Donnelly Terry McKenna Carol Turpyn
William Dreesen Christopher Miles V Maureen Horrocks Maureen.Horrocks@dor.org
E Erich Minier Elaine Vanetta Receptionist 394-1220, x10
Terry Edmonds Hilde Mitchell Janet VanGelder
Wyatt Erti Fr. Thomas Mull JoAn Van Troost Curtis Hill Curtis.Hill@dor.org
F Fr. Kevin Murphy Annette Vitalone Business Manager 394-1220, x13
Pauline Fehrenbacher N Ann Marie Viterna
Steve Finnick Gordon Nicholson W Helen Vallee Helen.Vallee@dor.org
Marilyn Fisher Gerard Nicolay Barbara Walczak Bookkeeper 394-1220, x42
Caleb Ford Marie Nicosia Marcella Walczak
G Joyce Niziurski The Walczak Family Rich Clayton & Laurent Paré Rich.Clayton@dor.org
Robbie Gaiek O Barbara Wasson Maintenance & Grounds 394-1220, x18
David Garrity Ethan O’Donnell Matthew Wasson
Adam Genazzio Jackie O’Laughlin Tim Welch St. Benedict Cemeteries st.benedictcemeteries@dor.org
Andrew German Lauren Orlando Abbe Widmark-Crowell Calvary Cemetery & St. Bridget’s Cemetery 394-1220, x33
Jeff & Stacey Gibbs The Orlando Family Lori Wolfe Lisa Milano Lisa.Milano@dor.org
Elizabeth Gotham P Y
Elodie Graham Don Parsons Natalia Yanez Principal, St. Mary’s School 394-4300, x16
Barbara Graves Ed Pasciak Lisa Young Pam Negley smcdcs@dor.org
Chris Griffith Jeanetta Pharis ...and any other unnamed
Administrative Assistant, St. Mary’s School 394-4300, x17
Bruno Guarnieri David Pratt individuals needing our
prayers.
Lacey Pietropaolo Jacky Protano
Parish Pastoral Council
Chairperson: Jean Mercandetti
Council Members: Dan Corbett (Vice Chairperson), Vicki Bober (Secretary),
Cindy Andrews, Todd Bernhardt, Lisa Decker, Judy Gelinas, Beth Knopf, Jennifer
Muscato, Carl Steinbrenner, Bernadette Strada, and Jeanette Zavislan
Ex officio members: Fr. Matthew Walter, Lisa Milano, Tony DiPrima, Amy Cor-
ron, Sarah Eaton, Teresa Dunn, and Jessamyn Anderson Magri
Parish Finance Council
Chairperson: Rick McMullen
Council Members: Colleen Delaney, Jean Guzek, Mike Klotz, Kathy Shaw, and
Jim Weisbeck
Don’t throw this bulletin away! Once you’ve read the bulletin,
consider giving it to a friend or acquaintance, along with an
invitation to attend Mass at either St. Bridget’s Church or St.
Mary’s Church (or perhaps both!).
Being a good steward and sharing the Good News can take
many forms!
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Church Name: St Benedict Roman Catholic Parish
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File Name: 06-0088
Phone: 585-394-1220
Contact/Editor: Amy Corron, Communications
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