Thursday, May 14, 2009

Marie Bernadette Soubirous

Gregory Mussmacher, It is better to say one Our Father fervently and devoutly than a thousand with no devotion and full of distraction. -- St. Edmund


Marie Bernadette Soubirous
1844-1879
Feast Day: February 18

Born at Lourdes, France, on January 7, the oldest child of miller Francis Soubirous and his wife, Louise, she was called Bernadette as a child, lived in abject poverty with her parents, was uneducated, and suffered from asthma. On February 11, 1858, while collecting firewood on the banks of the Gave River near Lourdes, she saw a vision of the Virgin Mary in a cave above the riverbank.

Her report provoked skepticism, but her daily visions of the Lady from February 18 through March 4 drew great crowds of people. Despite great hostility on the part of the civil authorities, she persisted in her claims, and on February 25 caused a spring to flow where none had been before. On March 25, the vision told her it was the Immaculate Conception and directed her to build a chapel on the site.

In 1866, she became a Sister of Notre Dame at Nevers, and she remained there until she died at Nevers on April 16. Lourdes soon became one of the great pilgrimage centers of modem Christianity, attracting millions of visitors. Miracles were reported at the shrine and in the waters of the spring, and after painstaking investigation the apparitions were ecclesiastically approved. Bernadette was canonized in 1933 by Pope Pius XI.


Prayer of Saint Bernadette
"Let the crucifix be not only in my eyes and on my breast, but in my heart.
O Jesus! Release all my affections and draw them upwards.
Let my crucified heart sink forever into Thine and bury itself in the mysterious
wound made by the entry of the lance."

Prayer to St. Bernadette

O Saint Bernadette, who, as a meek and pure child, did eighteen times at Lourdes contemplate the beauty of the Immaculate Mother of God and received her messages, and who afterwards wished to hide yourself from the world in the convent of Nevers, and to offer thyself there as a victim for the conversion of sinners, obtain for us the grace of purity, simplicity and mortification that we also may attain to the vision of God and of Mary in Heaven. Amen.

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Remember This Well

Gregory Mussmacher, Triumph by the reign of Thy Sacred Heart! Finally, Lord Jesus, grant that by our fidelity to FIRST FRIDAY COMMUNION, we may obtain the rewards of THY GREAT PROMISE the grace that we shall not die under Thy displeasure, nor without receiving the last Sacraments, that Thy Divine Heart may be our final refuge at that last hour. Amen.


Remember This Well

Pauly Fongemie

It seems as if the whole world is convulsed in auto destruction as it increasingly engages in or casually dismisses acts of abominable impiety and the willful spoilation of holy images, a very rebellion against the Sacred, that is, all that is to be held in awe and with reverence as revealed by the One and Only God Who created Heaven and earth. Nature, created to be under the purview of man appears to be in revolt against a mankind that says "we will not serve the Holy Trinity, but Mammon." At least nature conforms to its "nature", even if we reject common sense in order to deny our very nature or purpose of being: that is, having polluted much of creation after first having rendered ourselves so impure as to be almost unrecognizable as "above the animals", we now turn to "saving the earth" while ignoring our own souls in eternal jeopardy.

All around us there are riotous storms, raging brush fires, flash floods, volcanic eruptions undersea and above, more frequent earthquakes, war upon wars, blasphemies of every kind, tolerance for everything but the truth itself: just as a recent local tornado, unprecedented for our locale, was witnessed most vividly when could be seen in the nearby sky a large funnel of wind, like a vortex, about to seize us within its surge----and it did----weaving a wobbly, uneven path bringing down large trees that had sheltered generations, blowing off roofs, knocking out electric power for days for some; and now another storm on our horizon within hours. Meanwhile our border to the south is an open sieve about to expand into a full-blown wind tunnel in reverse; although border patrolmen have been fired on and at least 50 people have been killed over the course of just a few years, those who most have the legal and moral duty to maintain national sovereignty and its requisite security compound the threat with apathy, incompetence, and much worse. It was almost funny, certainly perverse, to listen to the pundits weigh in for Israel in the current hostilities, saying, "if the enemy had fired rockets against us from just over the border, we would do the same." But they have, the weapon of choice being of the human variant and those we elected to be in charge have joined the enemy for all practical purposes. Not only would we not do the same as Israel, whatever may be their moral claims or not, we are welcoming with open arms and benefits the local version of Hezbollah. We are without a voice in the courts of the land----the black-robed Robbin' Hoods too busy finding rationales for which to plunder us of our homes under the claim of "eminent domain"----while abroad it is one war cry after another and the rockets that flare have nothing to do with a celebratory national hymn.

Within our very Church there rains down upon us a Pontiff who will not reign and will not safeguard our "borders", that of Sacred Tradition, instead entertaining one novelty upon another in the very renunciation of what a Pope must do, not simply ought to do, the puppet of an unseen master of seductive deceit.

All around us we hear reports of more Catholics becoming confused, fearing to lose the Faith as our faithless bishops desert the flock by denial and refusing to lead as Christ led His Apostles and they in turn led their flocks into Martyrdom. Every day there is a report of this Catholic or that Catholic taking refuge where once even Angels feared to tread.

It is the way of the world, separated from Christ, and before Him, His Heavenly Father and the Holy Spirit, to be at war and in convulsion. All societies and lands have experienced what we experience: to them it must have seemed as if the end of the world itself, not just for themselves, was nigh as well. Those who are cavalier about doom and gloom often recount this fact as if to say because it once was true, it must be again. This time it is different for a case can be made that at the very least Christ had not been preached in every land to the ends of the earth for much of that long ago time. Widespread apostasy would not have necessarily applied then. This is now.

You counter, what about the Muslim countries, He has not been preached in many of them.

Not so, not so. Every Muslim country was once either non-Muslim and open to conversion and or already Christian. Until the 7th century the heresy of Islam was unheard of, Christ had not been ejected there as He is today, a veritable outcast among all of us just as He was and still is among His Own.

No, the world has been shown Christ and has chosen to ignore Him, nay even to commit sacrilege to do so.

And still His Mercy is there, for as if to prepare this stiff-necked, violent, self-indulgent, impure, contrary generation, He has sent holy heralds of His Mercy in His Most Sacred Heart, from St. Gertrude to Our Lady of Fatima ... if only we would heed. What will it take????

Truth is despised throughout the land and throughout what is left of Christendom. I receive well-meant advice from those who tell me, "soften the truth", "blunt your words" ... "hold back" . . .

But this is what the world needs most, a certain trumpet, that crystal clear clarion call of God's saving Truth, not its denial by degree. It has always been so, for man's nature is to be restless until his soul finds blessed repose in the One True God, for we are created for Him.

It behooves us all to remember well the following words of wisdom and then immerse ourselves anew in Our Lord's Most Sacred Heart. At the bottom of the page is a special prayer to the Sacred Heart, "Thy Kingdom Come", which is also on a special prayer page in the Christ the King drectory. Never have we been more in need:

And will not God revenge His elect who cry to Him day and night:
and will He have patience in their regard?

I say to you, that He will quickly revenge them.
But yet the Son of Man, when He cometh,
shall He find, think you, faith on earth?

------St. Luke 18:7-8


In the Church. I perceive two kinds of persecutions: the first in its beginnings, under the Roman Empire, in which violence inexorably prevailed; the second at the end of time, when seduction will reign.

------Bossuet

YOU must speak ill of evil, roundly and frankly, and blame things that are blameworthy. In blaming vice, you must spare as much as possible the person in whom it is found. But among these persons, I exclude the declared enemies of God and His Church; as for those, you must censure them as much as you can.

------Saint Francis de Sales

THERE will be a sort of false peace in the world; people will think only of amusing themselves; the wicked will lend themselves to all sorts of sins; but the children of the Holy Church, THE CHILDREN OF FAITH, My true imitators, will grow in the love of God and in the virtues that are dearest to Me.

------The Blessed Virgin, Secret of La Salette

One betrays the truth not only when he disguises it or speaks falsely; not to dare to proclaim it entirely is sufficient. For only one outrage can be made against the truth, and that is to hide it.

------Tertullian

The greatest service a man can render his fellow men in times of fallacy or obscurity is to declare the truth fearlessly, even when no one will listen. For it opens a fissure of light into men's minds, and even if his voice does not succeed in rising above the noises of the moment, at least it will be welcomed in the future as the messenger of salvation.

-----Msgr. Freppel

THE modern age and the contemporary era which is prolonging it are characterized by a counterfeit of Christianity: the Christianity which we hold as true and whose very substance is supernatural, is substituted by a Christianity devoid of anything supernatural, a Christianity which no longer has the person of man gravitate around God but around himself, thereby secularizing him completely, making him the origin and end of all things.

-----Marcel de Corte, Professor at the University of Louvain
L 'Ordre français, Versailles, 1976, No. 213

WANTING to reconcile the Faith with the modern spirit leads not only to a weakening of the Faith, but to its total ruin.

------Pope St. Pius x

The great disease of our times is cowardice. All audacities stem from this, and they go far. Whoever does not offer opposition when the cause of God is at stake is an accomplice. We will undergo dreadful woes. The time will come when the only ones who are happy will be those who are willing to suffer.

-----Louis Veuillot

Consciences that fear the light become angered against those who have the mission of enlightening them; they do not want to hear any counsels, warnings or remarks; they dismiss every word of truth, for fear that it will be their condemnation.

-----Fr. Theodore Ratisbonne
Miettes Évangeliques

WE can die from the "LESSER EVIL". The lesser evil can be the worst evil of all. It is effacement, abdication, an accommodating attitude towards the wicked. There is something worse than a stated denial, and that is the smiling abandonment of principles, a gradual shifting with an appearance of fidelity.

-----M. Piou, quoted by Jacques Ploncard d'Assac
in L'Église occupée.

THERE is an evil more murderous than persecution, and that is the deceitful poisoning of the mentality of the people.

------Saint Cyprian

THIS is our victory: that we not yield to the times, but obey God.

------Saint Athanasius


FEAR NOT, little flock, for it has pleased God your Father to give you the kingdom. Fear not, though you have everything to dread. You are but a feeble flock, so tiny that a child can count it. And behold the nations, worldlings, misers, pleasure-seekers and libertines gathered by the thousands to fight you with their mockery, calumnies, contempt and acts of violence.

You are little, they are great. You are poor, they are rich. You have no influence, they have solid backing. You are weak, they have authority in hand. But only one more blow, do not fear voluntarily. Listen to Jesus Christ, Who tells you: It is I Who am your Good Shepherd, and I know you as My sheep. Be not surprised if the world hates you. Know that it hated Me first. If you were of the world, the world would cherish you as something that belongs to it. But since you are not of the world, you
must suffer its hatred, calumnies and insults, its contempt and outrages.

The Eternal Father tells you: Little company, I am your protector and your defense. I have graven you on My Heart and written you on My hands, to cherish and defend you, because you have placed your trust in Me and not in men, in My Providence and not in money.

------Saint Louis Mary de Montfort, Cf. God Alone: The Collected Writings of St. Louis Mary de Montfort (Montfort Publications: Bay Shore, NY, 1987), "Letter to the Members of the Company of Mary," p. 431-432.

IT is better that scandal should occur than to hide the truth.

------Pope Saint Gregory the Great

WE must not delude oneself: Whoever undertakes the project of performing a work of God directly aimed against all Hell must expect to be opposed by men, by disappointment and by the spirit of darkness.

-----Blessed Melanie Calvat, Letter, Oct. 28, 1899

We must hope in God all the more when things seem more desperate; when human help fails, Divine help is not far away.

-----Saint Ignatius Loyola

God will purify the Holy Church and renew the spirit of His elect by a means that defies every human prevision, and after these things, there will be such a perfect reform of the Holy Church of God, and such a happy renewal of holy shepherds, that at this thought my spirit rejoices in the Lord.

-----Saint Catherine of Siena

THY KINGDOM COME
Taken from JESUS, MARY, JOSEPH NOVENA MANUAL: Father Stedman

LORD, we ask for more than Thy Mercy! We desire Thee to reign over us. Thine interests must be ours. By the Love of Thy Sacred Heart, which surpasses all knowledge, we beg Thee, O Jesus, to fulfill in our time the promises made to St. Margaret Mary. In union with Holy Church, through the intercession of Thy Virgin Mother, for the honor of Thy Holy Name, JESUS, we ask Thee to hasten and establish the reign of Thy Divine Heart, here and now.

Triumph by the reign of Thy Sacred Heart! Hasten Thy reign, O Jesus, before Satan and the world snatch more souls from Thee and corrupt every state of life.

Triumph by the reign of Thy Sacred Heart! Come, O Jesus! and gain the victory of Thy Love in every home. Reign there by Thy Peace, promised to all who have joyfully received Thee into their homes.

Triumph by the reign of Thy Sacred Heart! Do not delay, Beloved Jesus, for many homes are suffering bitter evils which Thou alone canst heal.

Triumph by the reign of Thy Sacred Heart! Come! because Thou art strong; because Thou art the God of life's battles. In Thy Pierced and Wounded Side is Thy Pledge to us and our hope of Heaven at the hour of death.

Triumph by the reign of Thy Sacred Heart! Good Master! what of the numberless lukewarm and indifferent souls? Hasten to enlighten them in devotion to Thy Loving Heart.

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John 15:9-17

Gregory Mussmacher, Few souls understand what God would accomplish in them if they were to abandon themselves unreservedly to Him and if they were to allow His grace to mold them accordingly. -- St. Ignatius Loyola

Daily Reading & Meditation
Thursday (5/14): "If you keep my commandments, you will abide in my love"
Scripture: John 15:9-17

9 As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you; abide in my love. 10 If you keep my commandments, you will abide in my love, just as I have kept my Father's commandments and abide in his love. 11 These things I have spoken to you, that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be full. 12 "This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. 13 Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. 14 You are my friends if you do what I command you. 15 No longer do I call you servants, for the servant does not know what his master is doing; but I have called you friends, for all that I have heard from my Father I have made known to you. 16 You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should go and bear fruit and that your
fruit should abide; so that whatever you ask the Father in my name, he may give it to you. 17 This I command you, to love one another.

Meditation: Do you know the love that produces immeasurable joy? Jesus speaks of the love which the Father and he have for those who belong to him. We can never outgive God in love, because he has loved us without measure. Our love for him is a response to his exceeding mercy and kindness towards us. Paul the Apostle tells us that we can abound in joy and hope because God has poured out his love into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, whom he has given us (Romans 5:5). In God's love we find the fulness of grace, life, peace, and joy. Jesus gives his disciples a new commandment – a new way of love. We are to love others as Jesus has loved us. What is the essence of this new commandment? True love is sacrificial. It gives all to the beloved. And there is no greater proof in love than the
sacrifice of one's life for the sake of another. Jesus proved his love for his disciples by giving his life for them, even to death on the cross. We prove our love for God and for one another when we embrace the way of the cross. What is the cross in my life? When my will crosses with God's will, then God's will must be done. Do you know the joy and contentment of a life fully surrendered to God and consumed with his love?

Do you know the friendship of God? One of the special marks of favor shown in the scriptures is to be called the friend of God. Abraham is called the friend of God (Isaiah 41:8). God speaks with Abraham as a man speaks with his friend (Exodus 33:11). Jesus, the Lord and Master, in turn, calls the disciples his friends rather than his servants. What does it mean to be a friend of God? Friendship with God certainly entails a loving relationship which goes beyond mere duty and obedience. Jesus' discourse on friendship and brotherly love echoes the words of Proverbs: A friend loves at all times; and a brother is born for adversity (Proverbs 17:17). The distinctive feature of Jesus' relationship with his disciples was his personal love for them. He loved his own to the end (John 13:1). His love was unconditional and wholly directed to the good of others. His love was also sacrificial. He gave the best he had and all that he had. He gave his very life for those he loved in order to secure for them everlasting life with the Father.

True love is costly. Those who truly love give the best they can offer and are willing to sacrifice everything they has for the beloved. God willingly paid the price for our redemption – the sacrifice of his only begotten Son. That's the nature of true friendship and love – the willingness to give all for the beloved. True friends will lay down their lives for each other. Jesus tells us that he is our friend and he loves us whole-heartedly and unconditionally. He wants us to love one another just as helove s us, whole-heartedly and without reserve. His love fills our hearts and transforms our minds and frees us to give ourselves in loving service to others. If we open our hearts to his love and obey his command to love our neighbor, then we will bear much fruit in our lives, fruit that will last for eternity. Do you wish to be fruitful and to abound in the love of God?

"Lord Jesus, may I abound in hope, joy, and love. Inflame my heart with love for you and your ways and with charity and compassion for my neighbor. May there be nothing in my life which keeps me from your love."

Psalm 113:1-8

1 Praise the LORD! Praise, O servants of the LORD, praise the name of the LORD!
2 Blessed be the name of the LORD from this time forth and for evermore!
3 From the rising of the sun to its setting the name of the LORD is to be praised!
4 The LORD is high above all nations, and his glory above the heavens!
5 Who is like the LORD our God, who is seated on high,
6 who looks far down upon the heavens and the earth?
7 He raises the poor from the dust, and lifts the needy from the ash heap,
8 to make them sit with princes, with the princes of his people.



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Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Ave Maria

Gregory Mussmacher, the most beautiful rendition of Ave Maria I have ever heard!!


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To Jesus, Our Friend

Gregory Mussmacher,The proof of love is in the works. Where love exists, it works great things. But when it ceases to act, it ceases to exist. -- Pope St. Gregory the Great


To Jesus, Our Friend
St. Claude de la Colombière

O Jesus! Thou art my true Friend, my only Friend. Thou doth take a part in all my misfortunes; Thou doth take them on Thyself; thou doth know how to change them into blessings. Thou doth listen to me with the greatest kindness when I relate my troubles to Thee, and thou hast always balm to pour on my wounds. I find Thee at all times; I find Thee everywhere; Thou never goest away; if I have to change my dwelling, I find Thee wherever I go.

Thou art never weary of listening to me; Thou art never tired of doing me good. I am certain of being beloved by Thee if I love Thee; my goods are nothing to Thee and by bestowing Thine on me, Thou never growest poor. However miserable I may be, no one more noble or learned or even holier can come between Thee and me, and deprive me of Thy friendship; and death which tears us away from all other friends, will unite me for ever to Thee.

All the humiliations attached to old age or to the loss of honor, will never detach Thee from me. On the contrary, I shall never enjoy Thee more fully, and Thou will never be closer to me than when everything seems to conspire against me, to overwhelm me and to cast me down. Thou doth bear with all my faults with extreme patience.

Even my want of fidelity and my ingratitude do not wound Thee to such a degree as to make Thee unwilling to receive me back when I return to Thee.

O Jesus! Grant that I may die praising Thee, that I may die loving Thee, that I may die for the love of Thee. Amen.

Jesus, Help Me!

In every need let me come to Thee with humble trust, saying,
Jesus, help me!
In all my doubts, perplexities, and temptations,
Jesus, help me!
In hours of loneliness, weariness and trials,
Jesus, help me!
In the failure of my plans and hopes; in disappointments, troubles and sorrows,
Jesus, help me!
When my heart is cast down by failure, at seeing no good come from my efforts,
Jesus, help me!
When others fail me, and Thy grace alone can assist me,
Jesus, help me!
When I throw myself on Thy tender love as Father and Savior,
Jesus, help me!
When I feel impatient, and my cross irritates me,
Jesus, help me!
When sickness and loneliness overcome me,
Jesus, help me!
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Act of Resignation with Consecration to Mary

Gregory Mussmacher, Memorare
Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary,
that never was it known
that anyone who fled to thy protection,
implored thy help or sought thy intercession was left unaided.
Inspired by this confidence, I fly unto thee, O Virgin of virgins, my mother.
To thee do I come, before thee I stand, sinful and sorrowful.
O Mother of the Word Incarnate,
despise not my petition, but in your mercy
hear and answer me. Amen


Act of Resignation
with Consecration to Mary


ACT OF RESIGNATION

LORD, I know not what to ask; I merely present myself to Thee.
Thou seest my miseries. Thou lovest me. Supply my needs according
to Thy Mercy. I adore, without seeking to understand, Thy Holy Will.
I resign myself to Thee, entirely and absolutely. I have no other
desire but to do what Thou wishest me to do. Teach me to pray,
O Jesus! Pray within me Thyself. Amen.

CONSECRATION TO MARY

MOST HOLY MARY, my Lady, to thy faithful care and particular
protection, and to the bosom of thy mercy today and every day,
and particularly at the hour of my death, I consecrate my soul
and my body, all my hope and consolation, all my trials and
miseries, my life and the end of my life I commit to thee, that
through thy most holy intercession and by thy merits, all my
actions may be directed and ordered according to thy will
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John 15:1-8 & Mercy Prayer

Gregory Mussmacher, Mercy
Oh My Jesus - Forgive us our sins, save us from the fires of Hell, and lead all souls to Heaven, especially those in most need of your mercy.

Daily Reading & Meditation
Wednesday (5/13): “ He who abides in me, and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit”
Scripture: John 15:1-8

1 "I am the true vine, and my Father is the vinedresser. 2 Every branch of mine that bears no fruit, he takes away, and every branch that does bear fruit he prunes, that it may bear more fruit. 3 You are already made clean by the word which I have spoken to you. 4 Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in me. 5 I am the vine, you are the branches. He who abides in me, and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing. 6 If a man does not abide in me, he is cast forth as a branch and withers; and the branches are gathered, thrown into the fire and burned. 7 If you abide in me, and my words abide in you, ask whatever you will, and it shall be done for you. 8 By this my Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit, and so prove to be my disciples.

Meditation: Why does Jesus speak of himself as the true vine? The image of the vine was a rich one for the Jews since the land of Israel was covered with numerous vineyards. It had religious connotations to it as well. Isaiah spoke of the house of Israel as “the vineyard of the Lord” (Isaiah 5:7). Jeremiah said that God had planted Israel “as his choice vine” (Jeremiah 2:21). While the vine became a symbol of Israel as a nation, it also was used in the scriptures as a sign of degeneration. Isaiah’s prophecy spoke of Israel as a vineyard which “yielded wild grapes” (see Isaiah 5:1-7). Jeremiah said that Israel had become a “degenerate and wild vine” (Jeremiah 2:21). When Jesus calls himself the true vine he makes clear that no one can claim their spiritual inheritance through association with a particular people or bloodline. Rather, it is only through Jesus Christ that one can become grafted into the true “vineyard of the Lord”.

Jesus offers true life – the abundant life which comes from God and which results in great fruitfulness. How does the vine become fruitful? The vinedresser must carefully prune the vine before it can bear good fruit. Vines characteristically have two kinds of branches – those which bear fruit and those which don’t. The non-bearing branches must be carefully pruned back in order for the vine to conserve its strength for bearing good fruit. Jesus used this image to describe the kind of life he produces in those who are united with him – the fruit of “righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit” (Romans 14:17). Jesus says there can be no fruit in our lives apart from him. The fruit he speaks of here is the fruit of the Holy Spirit (see Galatians 5:22-23).

There is a simple truth here: We are either fruit-bearing or non-fruit-bearing. There is no in-between. But the bearing of healthy fruit requires drastic pruning. The Lord promises that we will bear much fruit if we abide in him and allow him to purify us. Do you trust in the Lord's abiding presence with you?

"Lord Jesus, may I be one with you in all that I say and do. Draw me close that I may glorify you and bear fruit for your kingdom. Inflame my heart with your love and remove from it anything that would make me ineffective or unfruitful in loving and serving you as my All."

Psalm 122:1-5

1 I was glad when they said to me, "Let us go to the house of the LORD!"
2 Our feet have been standing within your gates, O Jerusalem!
3 Jerusalem, built as a city which is bound firmly together,
4 to which the tribes go up, the tribes of the LORD, as was decreed for Israel, to give thanks to the name of the LORD.
5 There thrones for judgment were set, the thrones of the house of David.



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