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The Baptism of Jesus Christ, which we celebrate this weekend, gives us an opportunity to reflect on what our own baptism means. A good place to start is with the word baptism. Its origin is the Greek word – baptizo – which means “to plunge or immerse.” By being baptized Jesus was immersed into humanity. Jesus Christ – God with us –was plunged into a very dysfunctional world … a world full of selfishness, injustice and fear. Consequently, we have a God who understands humanity. He understands our hurts. He gets our wounds. He feels our pain. Oftentimes the question arises: Why was Jesus baptized to begin with? After all, John the Baptist was preaching a baptism of repentance. Because Jesus had no sin, why would He accept baptism? Not only was Jesus immersing Himself into humanity. He was also setting an example. By humbly accepting baptism, Jesus was modeling behavior for us. But Jesus isn’t simply an example to follow. He’s a life to be lived! Christianity is not simply about being a good person by following Jesus. As important as that is, to be a Christian means

to be drawn into the inner life of God. To be a Christian means to share in Christ’s relationship with the Father. Christ was plunged into humanity, but we’re immersed into Divinity at baptism. That’s what Christ meant in John 17 when He said, “I in them and you in me.” That’s what Saint Paul meant when he exclaimed that “you’re IN Christ” (2 Corinthians 5). Jesus Christ has dwelled in us since our baptism. Therefore, we are sons and daughters of God the Father. Friends, the last line of the Gospel this weekend is this: “You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased.” Because of our baptism, God the Father is saying this to us! God bless you, Father Matthew Guckin

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SICK AND HOMEBOUND In Our Prayers:

Bernard Catalucci, Bryan Rosica, Larry Good, Cathy Burkhardt, The Kelly Family, Michelle A. Smith, Susan Goodwin, Jack Paterno,

Stanley Bohenek, Jim Moore, Frank & Mary Kluzinski, Thomas White, Michael Conaghy, Rose Killian, Charles Meisenzahl, Margaret Czerniak,

Kathy Reilly Gallagher, Jenny Ponticiello, Garvin Kissinger, Joan M. Grycewicz, Mr. Tom Anstead, Karen Loving, Mary Mc Kevitt,

Teresa White, All those affected by the Coronavirus

*** Please remember all the faithful departed:

Mary Jo Lebiedzinski, Francis X. Steffe, Jeanne Gillis, Mary D’Eredita, Richard Miller, Iride Occhi, Mary L. Venner, John Walker, Joan Sladek,

Teresa Gioia, Those who have died due to the Coronavirus


Ways to Support Your Parish ● In Person – use your pre-printed weekly contribution en-velopes by dropping off your envelope at the parish office, or in the collection basket during Mass.. ● Online/Electronically - Access the parish giving website at www.parishgiving.org or from the parish website www.ourladymtcarmel.org and click on the Parish Giving icon. ● ACH Debit – Completing the ACH form to have your desired contribution directly withdrawn from your financial institution by the parish on a regular basis. The form is availa-ble on our website.

NOW YOU CAN “Text to Give” Text to Give Instructions for NEW USERS Text the amount you would like to give to our dedicated number (215-774-6677). You will be prompted to visit a secure link. Using the secure link, create an account and enter your billing information. Account Information (Enter: name, address, email address, cell phone number, user name, password, then hit next.) Billing Information (Enter your billing information – hit save) Once saved, you can reprocess your text message. Your donation will process. You will receive a confirmation text showing your donation. Text to Give Instructions for Existing Parish Giving Users If your Cell Number is not associated with your current ac-count, please log in to your Parish Giving account and update your information. Text the amount you would like to give to our dedicated num-ber (215-774-6677) Now that your billing information is linked to your cell number, all you need to do is text a donation amount to the churches dedicated number and the donation is processed instantly. Please contact the Parish Office at 215-348-4190 if you have any questions. Your support of our parish is always appreciated.

FROM THE BEREAVEMENT MINISTRY This has been a very difficult time for many of our congregation. If you are in need of someone to talk with about a recent loss please call the ministry office and leave a message and we will reach out to you as quickly as we can. 267-576-7428 You are in our thoughts and prayers

Parish Notes The Baptism of the Lord

January 10, 2021

Eligibility to be a Sponsor For a person to act as a sponsor for Baptism/ Confirmation, they must receive a letter from the parish to which he or she belongs, stating: he or she is at least sixteen years old, must have already received all the Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Eucharist). He

or she must be able to fulfill the responsibilities involved with being a sponsor. A sponsor who is married must be married in accord with the laws of the Catholic Church.

Sacrament of the Sick If you or a loved one is preparing to enter the hospital for surgery, etc., please feel free to see one of our priests before or after mass and he will administer the Sacrament of the Sick. Be aware that with the shortage of priests, there is no guar-antee a priest will be available at the hospital.

PRAYER CHAIN: Anyone in need of spiritual support may place their requests on the prayer chain by calling Barbara at 215-345-6219.

PETITION BOOK: Our Petition Book has been removed for now to follow the directives of the Archdiocese to ensure everyone’s safety during the COVID 19 pandemic. Please keep everyone in your prayers.

Join Our Parish! We would be delighted if you would like to join Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish. You can pick up a Welcome Packet with a registra-tion form at the Parish Office located next to the Church. The office is open Monday through Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm.You may also call the office at 215-348-4190 to have a registration form mailed to you. If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to our Parish Secretaries.

God Bless Our Newly Baptized Landon John Meehan

Son of Terrence & Denise

We are in need of GREETERS for our Sunday Masses

"It is a very important part of getting the message out that we are actively engaged in protecting our congregation. It is also a wonderful opportunity to see new faces." If you would like to be a GREETER please email Joyce at olmcmeetingspace.net or Nicole at [email protected]

HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT BEING INVOLVED WITH THE SUNDAY MASS?

Fr. Guckin, Fr, Onunwa and Fr. Brody need your help ! If you have some time on a Sunday morning and would like to be involved with the Parish, we are looking for someone to prepare the altar for Mass. You could simply arrive prior to the Mass you normal-ly would attend and still be able to return to the congregation. If you are interested please call the Rectory office at 215-348-4190 or reach out to Fr. Guckin when you see him around the campus.

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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Food Drive

The monthly St. Vincent de Paul food drive is THIS WEEK, JAN. 9-10. A list of those items currently needed is given below. Receptacles will be located at all entrances to the church. Thank you for your continued generosity. Items Needed Paper Products Jelly Coffee Stewed Tomatoes Tea Bags Rice Laundry Detergent Canned Vegetables Shampoo Beef Stew Juice Kleenex Cereal Canned Fruit Sugar Diapers Flour Baby Food Pancake Mix Toothpaste Spaghetti Sauce Tooth Brushes Pancake Syrup Macaroni & Cheese

Thank you for your generosity!


St. Vincent DePaul ADULT Altar Servers needed for Funerals The Altar Serving Ministry is looking for a few good adults. Our Ministry needs Adults to help serve weekday funerals. Requests for help are send via email and help is voluntary For more information, please contact Linda Lipa at: [email protected]

CCD Registration CCD classes will remain virtual for the rest of the 2020-2021 year. To Register Call the CCD Office at 215-345-7089. For new families the following is required: • You must be registered in the Parish. • You will need to download your child’s Baptismal Certificate. If you have any questions please leave

a message at the CCD office at 215 345-7089 and someone will return your call!

Religious Education

Please click on the attached Zoom link below and join us for Children’s Liturgy of the Word. We look forward to seeing all the smiling faces Sunday, January 10 at 11 a.m. in the morning. Parents are welcome to join us as well. To join the live Zoom, please click on the attached link at 10:55 to get set-up. We look forward to seeing you and experiencing the readings with you. Any Questions? Please call Sheila Duffy-Cyr 610-547-2239

of Cathy Wilson 267-897-0732. https://zoom.us/j/3048095706

Children’s Liturgy

No Christmas Envelopes!!! Are you missing your Christmas envelope? The Post Office has informed me that they are understaffed because of COVID illnesses. Also, there has been an immense increase in their volume due to online shopping. Some mail has moved fine but other mail did not. I have been told that there are no guarantees bulk rate mail will be moved. We appreciate your continued support of our parish. In fact, we depend on it. Please plan to make a Christmas donation to the extent you are able. There are several ways to do this. You can donate through Parish Giving simply by going to www.parishgiving.org (this is how I support the Church). Or, you can send a check (with "Christmas" on the memo line) to 235 E. State Street, Doylestown, PA 18901. Finally you can place an envelope with your check in it in the collection basket at Mass (please write "Christmas" on the envelope). I truly appreciate any support you can give to the parish. God bless you, Father Matthew Guckin

Please remember to save your grocery receipts from McCaffrey’s and Altomonte’s and place them in the baskets at the church entrances. These two local grocery stores will give a donation to Saint Vincent dePaul based on your purchases.

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WELCOME TO OUR PARISH Mr. & Mrs. Paul Towers, III & Family

Mr. & Mrs. John Venus & Family We are glad that you are here! And we would like you to get involved in our many parish activities and ministries. Please contact the Parish Office at 215-348-4190 to learn what OLMC has to offer.


Respect Life RESCHEDULED PHILADELPHIA

MARCH FOR LIFE January 23rd, 2021

Due to the difficulty with the virus this year, we have decid-ed to substitute attending the March for Life in Washington, DC on January 29th with a newly organized March for Life in Philadelphia which will be held on Saturday, January 23rd. The Philadelphia March For Life will begin with a 9am Mass celebrated by Archbishop Nelson Perez at the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul followed by a march past the Philadelphia Women’s Center where over 6,500 abortions are performed each year. The March will conclude with a rally at Independ-ence Mall with some speakers to wrap up the day. (Website with more detail) https://www.prolifeunion.org/2021-mfl Please join us as we commemorate the 48th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion in our nation. We will be leaving the OLMC parking lot at 7:30am on January 23 and depart from Independence Mall by 2pm. There is no charge, but donations are accepted. To make a res-ervation, please email Kathleen Wilson at [email protected] with RSVP MFL PHILLY in the subject line. For any ques-tions, please call Kathleen Wilson at 215-262-3998. We hope you can join us!

Philadelphia March For Life Saturday January 23rd, 2021

9:00am Roman Catholic Mass

at SS. Peter and Paul

10:30am March begins with many stops along the route

12:00 pm Independence Mall – Rally and Speakers

UDATE on 2020 Annual Baby Bottle Drive for the Legacy of Life Foundation

Total donations through Sunday, December 27th were $6,825.25. THANK YOU to everyone who gave generously helping to save and change lives! Your generosity is over-whelming and the women and children appreciate your gifts. God will bless you for your contribution. The fundraiser will remain open at the LOLF for the next several weeks. If you took an envelope, and you were unable to return it at the church by the due date, you can still mail it directly to: The Legacy of Life Foundation, 25 South Main Street, #217, Yardley PA 19067. Checks should be made payable to “The Legacy of Life Foundation”. OR Go to www.legacyoflifefoundation.org and donate on-line. Please be sure to indicate “OLMC Parish Bottle Drive” on your donation. The Legacy of Life Foundation funds two crisis pregnancy centers, one in Bucks County and one in Philadelphia. They serve over 500 families struggling to provide baby essentials for their children in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Their Mis-sion is to save lives and transform families by providing free of charge: pregnancy tests, counseling and ultrasound sessions, life skills classes and basic baby essentials for up to three years, and help with housing, ongoing counseling and support. They can’t do any of this without YOUR generous support! If you have any questions, please call Tim Powell at 724-272-3026.

Special Collections At Our Lady of Mount Carmel

January 3 Heating Collection January 10 capital improvement January 17 Catholic relief February 7 capital improvement February 14 care of aging priests February 17 Ash Wednesday

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SCAM ALERT! Please be advised that there are a number of nationwide scams that have started to affect the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and the parish of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. The scams are texts and emails asking for assistance, gift cards and/or money. Please know that the clergy and staff of Our Lady of Mount Carmel parish would not ask for assistance in these manors. We have designed programs such as Sunday collections, the Giving Tree and authorized Missionaries to collect funds. Any email soliciting for donations from Fr. Matthew Guckin, Fr. Paschal Onunwa, Fr. Matt Brody, Msgr. Charles Hagan or Fr. Harold McKale should be ignored. These are scam emails and are fraud. Please feel free to call the Rectory Parish Office at 215-348-4190 with any concerns.


Pray With Our Pastor You are invited to spend 10-15 minutes each night at 9pm praying Night Prayer with our Pastor, Father Matthew Guckin. Simply go to our parish Facebook page - Our Lady Of Mt Car-mel, Doylestown - at 9pm to join with others in prayer. It's better than watching the news and you'll sleep better. If you need assistance with this, please call the rectory at 215-348-4190.

Congratulations to parishioner, Cecelia Hedrick, winner of the November/December final 50/50 Raffle Drawing! Cecelia won $1213. Thank you to Father Matt Brody, who drew the winning ticket on Sunday, December 27. Total sales from July to December were $10,998, half of which went to other winners. The Ladies of Mount Carmel want to thank everyone who participated and helped to make their fundraiser a huge success!

The Ladies of Mount Carmel

Weekday Mass & Snow Removal Friends, in an attempt to keep everyone safe, we will not have public Mass on weekdays if the School District cancels school. A few weeks ago one of our workers was unable to see a person who was walking to Mass near the church. He was driving a vehicle removing snow. Thankfully, no one was hurt and an accident was avoided. Please listen to the radio or TV reports for Central Bucks School District and school clos-ings. If local schools are closed I ask that you watch the daily Mass on our livestreaming option. God bless, Father Matthew Guckin

SAVE THE DATE!

Blood Drive at OLMC March 1, 2021

More information SOON!

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The most common occasion for making an Act of Spiritual Communion is when we cannot fulfill our obligation to attend Mass on a Sunday or Holy Day of Obligation, whether because of illness or bad weather, or some other reason outside of our control. You can make an Act of Spiritual Communion at any time and make multiple times a day-even on days when we have been able to receive the Eucharist. Each Act of Spiritual Communion that we make increases our desire to receive sacra-mental Communion, and protects us until we can receive Holy Communion sacramentally again.

ACT OF SPIRITUAL COMMUNION (St. Alphonsus Ligouri)

My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things,

and I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramen-

tally, 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.


PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR TROOPS Christopher Bellus, David Belz, Erik Berg, Ryan Blentner,

John Brabazon, Bryan Buckley, Christopher C. Brown, Christopher Callahan, Veronica Camiolo,Steven A. Campbell,

Matthew D. Carey, Tim Carlin, Nathan Danals, Cecilia A. Davies, Christopher Davies, Michael Eriandson, Matthew Fedele,

Thomas Forsthoefel, Sam Friedman, Tyler Gall, Steven Gianos, Seth Gilpin, Shawn Glaush, Cole Hamilton, Joseph Guckavan, III, Robert Hayes, Andrew Hoban Nicholas Incelli, Anthony F. Kurz, Lee William Lindsay, Robert Alexander Lindsay, Sean Madison, Chris Mandzy, Adam Mandzy, Anthony Marinucci, Matt Matlock,

Josh Maxwell, Andrew McCormak, Charity Moore, Trevor Needham, Jim Pasquarette, Brent Pizzamiglio,

Francis E. Rafferty, Robert Reilly, Sean Reilly, Ryan Roche, Colin Rodgers, Michael Warren Sabia, Kyle P. Sablosky,

Mark Sherkey, Nicholas Smith, Ethan Surrusco, Christopher Szekely, Anthony Taylor, Dylan Taylor,

Zachary Taylor, John F. Thompson, Mary Kate Ulasewicz, Ryan J. Whitney

Contact Tara Conway 267-221-5541 or [email protected].

When Should You Make An Act of Spiritual Communion?

Experience the Beauty of our Catholic Faith. Anywhere. Any time.

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Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church 235 East State Street

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Rev. Matthew W. Guckin, Parochial Administrator

Rev. Msgr. Charles H. Hagan Pastor Emeritus

Rev. Paschal Onunwa, Parish Vicar Rev. Matthew D. Brody, Parish Vicar

Deacon George V. Corwell Deacon Jim Fowkes Mr. Rudy Lucente,

Director of Sacred Music & Organist Mrs. Dawn Parker, School Principal

Mrs. Cindy Balceniuk, Director of Religious Education

Mrs. Beverly Miller, Bereavement Ministry

Mrs. Jane Stinson, Youth Minister

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Have you or someone you know had an abortion? There are many good organizations offering confidential counseling and post-abortion assistance: Project Rachel………………..1-888-329-3773 National Life Center………….1-800-848-LOVE

READINGS FOR: January 10, 2021

1) Isaiah 42: 1-4, 6-7 or 55: 1-11 2) Acts 10: 34-38 or 1 John 5: 1-9 3) Mark 1: 7-11

January 17, 2021 1) 1 Samuel 3: 3b-10, 19 2) 1 Corinthians 6: 13c-15a, 17-20 3) John 1: 35-42

Bulletin Deadlines Please submit items for Bulletin issues

by 5:00 P.M. on the date below: January 24, 2021: Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021 January 31, 2021: Wednesday, Jan 20, 2021

For questions and submissions, contact by email: [email protected]

WELCOME BACK TO MASS! SUNDAY MASSES

Vigil Saturday 5:00 P.M. SUNDAY

7:00, 9:00, 10:30 A.M. 12 P.M. (Noon)

DAILY MASSES 7:00 AND 8:30 A.M., SATURDAY 8:00 A.M.

HOLY DAYS Vigil 7:00 P.M., 7:00, 8:30 A.M.

12 P.M. (Noon)

CONFESSIONS (Sacrament of Reconciliation)

Saturday Evenings: 4:00pm to 4:30pm. Private confession to be arranged with a Priest.

Call 215-348-4190.

MEMBERS OF OUR PARISH ARE VOLUNTEERING AT THE DOORS TO OUR CHURCH TO WELCOME YOU BACK TO CHURCH. WE ASK THAT YOU FOLLOW THE PROTOCOLS SET BY THE GOVERNOR, ARCHDIOCESE AND PASTOR: • Please enter and exit the church at the correct doors. • Please wear a mask when entering the church, and wear at

all times. • Please practice social distancing in church and during the

reception of Holy Communion.

Please remember our Church in your will. Contact Fr. Guckin for information on how you can include

Our Lady of Mt. Carmelwww.ourladymtcarmel.org Email: [email protected]

Baptisms: Baptisms are celebrated on most Sundays, with the next on at 1:15pm. Pre-baptismal classes are held on the first Sunday of the month at 7:00 P.M. in St. Mary’s Hall. Only new parents or those who have not previously attended a pre-baptismal class are required to attend. Please call the Rectory to arrange for a baptism. Marriage: Arrangements must be made with a Priest in the parish at least six months before the date of the wedding to assure sufficient preparation. Pregnancy Hotline 610-626-4006 Signing Mass: Second Sunday of each month at 10:30 A.M.

WELCOME TO RETURNING CATHOLICS: Those who have been away from the Church are invited to participate in the process of becoming reacquainted. Call 215-348-4190.

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). A program for those interested in learning more about the Catholic Church. If interested, call to register 215-348-4190. Sponsor Certificates for Baptism or Confirmation. Contact the Parish Office in advance 215-348-4190.

Music Office 215-345-8782 Youth Min. 215-262-8785 School 215-348-5907 CCD 215-345-7089 St. Vincent DePaul Society 215-348-8833 Bereavement 267-576-7428 Family Min. 267-576-7428 Adult Faith 215-348-4190 Parish Nurse 215-348-4190 Homebound Ministry 215-348-4190

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What is the Prayer Chain? Our Prayer Chain was established many years ago for anyone needing prayers for a variety of situations happening in their life. The situation may be social, finan-cial, health related or simply a personal concern that might be needed for spiritual support. A request may be made by yourself or by someone on your behalf. To request prayers, please call Barbara at 215-345-6219; she will take any information you wish to share. She will in turn pass your request along to the person heading up the email chain. The email contact list has over 40 dedicated persons who are ready to begin praying. All requests will remain on the list for approximately one month; however, the duration may exceed the one month time if needed. Should you wish to become a member of the prayer chain, please call Barbara; an email address is needed. Often the question of “How do I pray?” is asked. The answer is simple – ANY WAY YOU WISH. It could be a Rosary, a single prayer, an aspiration or just asking God to support those who requested help.


Monday, Jan. 11, 2021 * Time: 7:00am Intention: Darzinski family * Time: 8:30am Intention: R. Neil Cronin Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2021 * Time: 7:00am Intention: Parishioners of OLMC * Time: 8:30am Intention: Jean Marie Cook Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021 * Time: 7:00am Intention: Laura Benedetto * Time: 8:30am Intention: Blanche Bollenbach Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021 * Time: 7:00am Intention: Valerie Casella * Time: 8:30am Intention: Dotty Slack Friday, Jan. 15, 2021 * Time: 7:00am Intention: Rev. Raymond Lelii, SJ * Time: 8:30am Intention: Marie Bollenbach Saturday, Jan. 16, 2021 * Time: 8:00am Intention: Robert Colaizzi (Confessions 4:00pm-4:30pm, with Fr. Brody) * Time: 5:00pm Intention: Michael Nesterek, Jr. Celebrant: Fr. Brody Lector: Mary Ellen Stanton Sunday, Jan. 17, 2021 * Time: 7:00am Intention: Charles J. Harvey Celebrant: Fr. Guckin Lector: #1 Donna Kimbel #2 Pat Johnston * Time: 9:00am Intention: Joyce Boutros Celebrant: Fr. Brody Lector: Sheila Duffy-Cyr * Time: 10:30am Intention: James Patrick Hildebrand Celebrant: Fr. Guckin Lector: Kate & Connor Prout * Time: 12:00pm (Noon) Intention: Robert Fox Celebrant: Fr. Onunwa Lector: Elizabeth & Robert Savino (Baptisms at 1:15pm, with Deacon George Corwell)

Celebrating This Week’s Liturgy

An Examination Of Conscience Quick Guide

1. Where do we place our passion? Politics, The News or God? That is, where do we spend down our time and energy?

2. Do we use God’s Name casually or treat it with reverence and awe?

3. Do we rest with our families and friends on Sundays? 4. Have we done anything that would bring dishonor to our

parents (living or deceased)? 5. Have we destroyed someone’s reputation with gossip? 6. Have we reduced others to objects? 7. Have you padded an expense account or not given an

honest day’s work? 8. Have you told the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the

truth? Think about that for awhile.

Parishioners of OLMC

RETROUVAILLE: REDISCOVER THE LOVE IN YOUR MARRIAGE

Tens of thousands of couples have healed their marriages through Retrouvaille (pronounced Retro-vy). If you know any-one who could benefit from this program, please pass this on. Couples learn to build communication skills and to in-crease intimacy. It provides help for marriage problems, diffi-culties or crises. The next program begins the weekend of Feb-ruary 12 - 14, 2021 at the Family Life Center in Malvern, PA. For more information, or to register, visit www.HelpOurMarriage.org or call 215-766-3944 or 800-470-2230. All inquiries are strictly confidential.

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