St. Joseph & Most Pure Heart of Mary Parishes December 15, 2019 Third Sunday of Advent THIS WEEK AT MARVIN MEMORIAL LIBRARY: Tuesday December 17 - 10:30 a.m. - Children's Story Time Tuesda December 17 - 4:30 p.m. - Children’ s Story Time Tuesday December 17 - 6:00 p.m. - Family Story Time Thursda December 19 - 10:30 a.m. - Children's Story Time Thursday December 19 - 4:00 p.m. - Homework Helpers *Theme for this week's story times is Zebras & Pandas.* Details Hair Salon 419-342-5201 Rejoice! One of the most popular songs in church this time of year is “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel.” I’m not surprised, it is a good song with ancient roots and a connection to the “O Antiphons” in the Liturgy of the Hours. More than that, it is beautiful and reflective of the waiting and hope that we experience in Advent. It is a beautiful song no matter who sings it. I’m sure you know the lines by heart, but I want to focus on the refrain for a moment. Latin: Gaude, gaude, Emmanuel Nascetur pro te, Israel. English: Rejoice! Rejoice! Emmanuel Shall come to thee, O Israel. After every verse comes the proclamation of a promise fulfilled. Rejoice. The word for rejoice in Latin, Gaude (it ’s in the imperative form) is even where we get the name of the Third Sunday of Advent, Gaudete Sunday. (It’s also in the imperative form.) It is a command. (You) rejoice (now). That is why the vestments become rose and we decorate the church with flowers. In the midst of our waiting, we can now rejoice. As things before Christmas get crazier and crazier, let ’s not forget to take a moment to rejoice in the fact that God keeps His promises. With joy, Father Chris SUPPORT OUR PRIESTS’ RETIREMENT: Priests are the cornerstone of our Catholic Church and we are grateful for their service. Please express your appreciation for those who have faithfully served in the Diocese of Toledo by making a gift to Perpetuate The Gift Appeal. Your gift benefits our diocesan priests and retired diocesan priests. Once a priest retires he is responsible for his own personal expenses: medical, housing, car, clothing and food. All funds contributed between now and December 31, 2019 help reduce the amount the parish contributes to the fund. A gift of cash or check can be sent to Perpetuate The Gift, PO Box 954, Toledo, OH 43697 or placed in the parish collection. A gift may also be made online at www.toledodiocese.org RELIGIOUS GIVE THANKS: “Thank you hardly seems adequate to convey what it means to us, ” says a Catholic sister of the financial assistance her community received from the Retirement Fund for Religious. Prayer - filled thanks for your donation. SPECIAL Bulletin Deadlines: Items for the December 29th bulletin will be due Wednesday, December 18th by 10:00 a.m. and items for the January 5th bulletin will be due Friday, December 20th.
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St. Joseph & Most Pure Heart of Mary ParishesDecember 15, 2019 Third Sunday of Advent
THIS WEEK AT MARVIN MEMORIAL LIBRARY:Tuesday December 17 - 10:30 a.m. - Children's Story TimeTuesda December 17 - 4:30 p.m. - Children’s Story TimeTuesday December 17 - 6:00 p.m. - Family Story TimeThursda December 19 - 10:30 a.m. - Children's Story TimeThursday December 19 - 4:00 p.m. - Homework Helpers
*Theme for this week's story times is Zebras & Pandas.*
Details Hair Salon419-342-5201
Rejoice!
One of the most popular songs in church this time of year is “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel.” I’m not surprised, it is a good
song with ancient roots and a connection to the “O Antiphons” in the Liturgy of the Hours. More than that, it is beautiful and reflective of the waiting and hope that we experience in Advent.
It is a beautiful song no matter who sings it. I’m sure you know the lines by heart, but I want to focus on the refrain for a moment.
Latin:Gaude, gaude, EmmanuelNascetur pro te, Israel.
English:Rejoice! Rejoice! EmmanuelShall come to thee, O Israel.
After every verse comes the proclamation of a promise fulfilled. Rejoice. The word for rejoice in Latin, Gaude (it’s in the imperative form) is even where we get the name of the Third Sunday of Advent, Gaudete Sunday. (It’s also in the imperative form.) It is a command. (You) rejoice (now). That is why the vestments become rose and we decorate the church with flowers. In the midst of our waiting, we can now rejoice.
As things before Christmas get crazier and crazier, let’s not forget to take a moment to rejoice in the fact that God keeps His promises.
With joy,
Father Chris
SUPPORT OUR PRIESTS’ RETIREMENT: Priests are the cornerstone of our Catholic Church and we are grateful for their service. Please express your appreciation for those who have faithfully served in the Diocese of Toledo by making a gift to Perpetuate The Gift Appeal. Your gift benefits our diocesan priests and retired diocesan priests. Once a priest retires he is responsible for his own personal expenses: medical, housing, car, clothing and food. All funds contributed between now and December 31, 2019 help reduce the amount the parish contributes to the fund. A gift of cash or check can be sent to Perpetuate The Gift, PO Box 954, Toledo, OH 43697 or placed in the parish collection. A gift may also be made online at www.toledodiocese.org
RELIGIOUS GIVE THANKS: “Thank you hardly seems adequate to convey what it means to us,” says a Catholic sister of the financial assistance her community received from the Retirement Fund for Religious. Prayer-filled thanks for your donation.
SPECIAL Bulletin Deadlines: Items for the December 29th bulletin will be due Wednesday, December 18th by 10:00 a.m. and items for the
January 5th bulletin will be due Friday, December 20th.
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St. Joseph & Most Pure Heart of Mary ParishesDecember 15, 2019 Third Sunday of Advent
ENCOURAGING WORDS FROM FATHER JIM:
“Remember: God is never limited by our limitations.”
It's time to start a sea change today!Ask for sustainable seafood. Let chefs, wait-staff and the folks behind your fish counter know that sustainable seafood is important to you.
Submitted by: Janet Kehres
Youth Ministry NewsThis Sunday, December 15th there are no SLAM events. Enjoy the weekend with your family.
This Wednesday, December 18th is our Advent Parish Penance Service. Bring your family as we all continue to prepare our hearts for Christmas. The Penance Service begins at 7:00 p.m. in the church.
Next Sunday, December 22nd there are no SLAM events, but we hope you can join us for our Christmas party and Snow Tubing at Snowtrails on Monday, December 23rd from 9:15 a.m.-3:00 p.m. All 6th-12th graders invited! Email Kari at [email protected] for complete details.
Liturgical CalendarMonday, December 16Numbers 24:2-7, 15, 17; Psalm 25:4-9; Matthew 21:23-279:00 a.m. Liturgy of the Word & Communion at MPHM ChurchTuesday December 17Genesis 49:2, 8-10; Psalm 72:1-4, 7-8, 17; Matthew 1:1-178:30 a.m. Mass at St. Joseph Church
Prayers for All Family Members9:00 a.m. Liturgy of the Word & Communion at MPHM ChurchWednesda December 18Jeremiah 23:5-8; Psalm 72:1-2, 12-13, 18-19; Matthew 1:18-259:00 a.m. Mass at MPHM Church
Prayers for George Willman Thursday December 19Judges 13:2-7, 24-25; Psalm 71:3-6, 16-17; Luke 1:5-259:00 a.m. Mass at MPHM Church
Prayers for Kathleen Metzger 5:00 p.m. Holy Hour at MPHM ChurchFrida December 20Isaiah 7:10-14; Psalm 24:1-6; Luke 1:26-389:00 a.m. Mass at MPHM Church
Prayers for All Parishioners, Living & Deceased Saturda December 21Song of Songs 2:8-14; Psalm 33:2-3, 11-12, 20-21; Luke 1:39-455:00 p.m. Mass at MPHM Church
Prayers for Tony & Eilla Gwirtz, Daniel Cooper, Dick & Robin Spangler
Sunda December 22—Fourth Sunda of AdventIsaiah 7:10-14; Psalm 24:1-6; Romans 1:1-7; Matthew 1:18-248:30 a.m. Mass at St. Joseph Church
Prayers for Adeline Schira, Florian Brown & Poor Souls in Purgatory
10:30 a.m. Mass at MPHM ChurchPrayers for All Parishioners, Living & Deceased
IN MARRIAGE, COMMUNICATION IS MORE THAN JUST TALKING: At some point, did you stop sharing about the things that were important to you? Did your spouse? Improving a marriage takes time and a conscious effort to learn about your spouse. Growing closer in a marriage does not happen automatically. Retrouvaille is a marriage program dedicated to helping couples grow closer and develop a stronger bond. You give your heart and soul to everything you do, between your work and your family. Are you giving your heart and soul to your marriage? Sometimes the distance between a husband and a wife can seem so wide that it cannot be repaired. Retrouvaille is a marriage program designed to bring couples closer together. The next weekend in our area is January 24 – 26, 2019. For more information, contact registration team: Robyn and Jeff at 419-481-1116 or visit our website: HelpOurMarriage.com
LESSONS & CAROLS: Immaculate Conception Parish, located at 231 E. Center St. in Bellevue, invites you to the 5th annual Traditional King’s College Lessons & Carols on Wednesday, December 18th at 6:45 p.m. Enjoy the performance of the Community Singers Men’s Chorale. Parking is available and a free will offering will be taken. For more information contact Robert McMahon the Director of Music via email at [email protected] or call 419-902-6559.
BAZAAR SIGNS: Did you take a Christmas Bazaar Sign to help us advertise? If you did, thank you so much for your help! We would really appreciate it if you could return the signs to the school, the parish office, or the church at your earliest convivence. Thank you again for supporting the Christmas Bazaar.
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Sacraments at St. Joseph
Call the Parish Office at 419-687-4611 for the following: ▪ Baptism - one month in advance ▪ Anointing of the Sick - anytime by request ▪ Holy Communion - to be placed on the home bound or nursing home visitation list ▪ Marriage - six months in advance ▪ R.C.I.A. - for those who are curious about the Catholic faith or would like to join the church ▪ Reconciliation - always available Sundays before Mass at 7:30 a.m. or Tuesday after 8:30 a.m. Mass or anytime by appointment ▪ Mass Stipends - schedule Masses for the deceased and special intentions ▪ Parish Membership - to register as new members or to update your contact information
St. Joseph Parish News
Heather Hale, Levi Maurer
December 15, 2019 Third Sunday of Advent
Mission Statement
“Leading all families in loving,
serving, and knowing Jesus in our
community.”
SACRIFICIAL GIVING Weekly Budget Needed $1,485.00
December 8, 2019
Sunday Offering $ 2,019.00
Building Improvements $ 60.00
Retirement Fund $ 5.00
Turkey Donation $ 5.00
Year to Date Over/Under $ 190.21
Attendance Sunday 12/8: 96
Sunday, December 22 - 8:30 a.m. Greeters: Blum Family EMHC: Jim Blum, Katrina Blausey Servers: Luke & Ben Blum Lector: Sandy Blum Ushers: Jim & Ashley Bond Counters: Eileen & Randy Eisenhauer, Doris Arnold Music: St. Joseph Choir
DID YOU KNOW? THE ADVENT SEASON JOY – THIRD WEEK OF ADVENT The third Sunday of Advent has a traditional theme. This week we focus on joy. In Philippians 4:4, we hear the words: “Joy and Peace. Rejoice in the Lord always. I shall say it again: rejoice!” Who doesn’t like to hear about joy this time of year? As we light our candles, we can boldly proclaim our joy in our words, our prayers, and in our songs. Christmas is almost here, and we are joyful. George Bailey’s joy at the end of “It’s a Wonderful Life,” certainly is an example of a traditional movie that many of us watch at this time of year. This movie surely ended in great joy, but we are also reminded that there are times when joy feels hard to reach. I think that we must acknowledge the realities of the world and the many who are less fortunate than ourselves. We talk about hope, peace, joy, and love. We also must talk about the hard times that are happening all around us. Things like violence, tragedy, and the refugee crises, just to name a few. These are things that defy understanding! Let’s not gloss over these situations and focus instead on brighter or happier stories. Let us all be welcoming to all those who come to our doors regardless of their situation. Let us all be attentive to their stories. We want to live out our mission statement, especially this time of the year: “Leading all families in loving, serving and knowing Jesus in our community”. To deny what is happening in the world is no Christian response. It’s the opposite of a Christian response, in fact. Because Christ never told us to not tell the truth about life. He never told us to only be happy or carefree all the time. Instead, Jesus told us to bind up the brokenhearted, tell the truth, and stay near to those who suffer. We are to go one step further and proclaim it doesn’t have to be that way. In Advent, we point to hope and peace for the future, as we rejoice in Christ’s birth. Let our gentleness be known to everyone. The Lord is near, and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Scripture doesn’t promise us easy lives, or lives without pain. But it does promise us that those things do not define us. One of the best ways to illustrate this, is to take notice of the color of the candle we lit today. Today’s candle on the Advent wreath isn’t purple. It’s pink. The traditional color for Advent is purple, which is meant to represent what is royal, like the coming Prince of Peace, but also to show repentance, and the turning away from what breaks us, and towards something better. They call this Sunday “Gaudete Sunday” which means “rejoice.” A pink candle because the white mixes with the purple and transforms, as we are waiting for Christ’s light that transforms us. As we watch and wait this Advent, let’s be witnesses to the light of Christ, and the joy it brings. As the people who believe in this joy, and the child who brings it, this can change the world. The path to Christmas Joy!
Submitted by: Sherry Stockmaster
Penance Service Wednesday, December 18 • 7:00 p.m. at MPHM
Vigil of the Nativity of the Lord Tuesday, December 24 4:00 p.m. at MPHM 6:00 p.m. at St. Joseph The Nativity of the Lord Wednesday, December 25 12:00 Midnight at MPHM 8:30 a.m. at St. Joseph 10:30 a.m. at MPHM
Vigil of the Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God Tuesday, December 31 • 7:00 p.m. at St. Joseph Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God Wednesday, January 1 9:00 a.m. at MPHM 7:00 p.m. at MPHM
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Sacraments at Most Pure Heart of MaryCall the Parish Office at 419-347-2381 for the following:▪ Baptism - one month in advance▪ Anointing of the Sick - always available following the
9:00 a.m. Mass on First Saturdays or anytime by request
▪ Holy Communion - to be placed on the home bound or nursing home visitation list
▪ Marriage - six months in advance▪ R.C.I.A. - for those who are curious about the Catholic
faith or would like to join the church▪ Reconciliation - always available Saturdays from
3:45-4:30 p.m. or anytime by request▪ Cemetery - policy, sales, or upkeep▪ Parish Membership - to register as new members
or to update your contact information
Most Pure Heart of Mary Parish
— This week at —Most Pure Heart of MaryMonday, December 165:00 p.m. 3/4 Boys Basketball Practice—Gym6:30 p.m. 5/6 Boys Basketball Practice—Gym7:00 p.m. Adult Choir—ChurchTuesday, December 173:30 p.m. Christmas Children’s Choir—School5:00 p.m. Girls Basketball Practice—Gym8:00 p.m. Adult Only Basketball Open Gym—SchoolWednesday, December 1810:00 a.m. Prayer Shawl7:00 p.m. Advent Penance Service—ChurchThursday, December 195:00 p.m. Girls Basketball Practice—Gym6:30 p.m. 5/6 Boys Basketball Practice—Gym7:00 p.m. Disciples of Song—ChurchFriday, December 205:00 p.m. 3/4 Boys Basketball Practice—GymSaturday, December 2110:00 a.m. 5/6 Boys Basketball Game—Gym
December 15, 2019 Third Sunday of Advent
LIFE LINE SCREENING: Life Line Screening, a leading provider of community-based preventive health screenings, will offer their affordable, non-invasive and painless health screenings at St. Mary School - McFadden Hall on 1/20/2020 with appointment slots available from 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Five screenings will be offered that scan for potential health problems related to: blocked arteries which is a leading cause of stroke; abdominal aortic aneurysms which can lead to a ruptured aorta; hardening of the arteries in the legs which is a strong predictor of heart disease; atrial fibrillation or irregular heart beat which is closely tied to stroke risk; and a bone density screening, for men and women, used to assess the risk of osteoporosis. Register for a Wellness Package which includes 4 vascular tests and osteoporosis screening from $149 ($139 with our member discount). All five screenings take 60-90 minutes to complete. In order to register for this event and to receive a $10 discount off any package priced above $129, please call 1-888-653-6441, text the word circle to 797979 or visit www.lifelinescreenin .com/communit circle
Mission Statement“Leading all hearts to love, serve, and know God in our
community.”
Saturda December 21, 5:00 p.m. MassLector: Lori McCartneyServers: Jackson Stover, Payton Stover, Alexandra LayEMHC: Barb Castor, Laurie Metzger, Kira Metzger,
Marilyn Moore, Lois Steele, Mary Traxler, Jim Yetzer
Ushers: Reed Castor, Don Metzger, Will Metzger, Frank Hicks
Greeters: Ken & Julie Ensman, Monika Shuler, Dorothy Chew
Music: Kari & Joy
Sunda December 22 10:30 a.m. MassLector: John GiesServers: Lauren & Sara Krietemeyer, Mya KeinathEMHC: Linda Shaughnessy, Lauren Terry,
Karen Winters, Jim Yetzer, Dick & Becky YoungUshers: Howard Souder, Raymond Souder,
Jim Sifferlin, Dave WalshGreeters: Kathy Lowe, Casey Kerr, VolunteerMusic: Adult ChoirCounters: Mark & Sherry Young, Lee & Carolyn Kaple
Lori Steiner, Susan Young, Brittany Rietschlin, Marilyn Rundag, Elsie Branch, John Metzger,
Stephanie Triplett, Tyler Winters, Michael Albert, Nicholas Gremling, Vanessa Reese, Megan Strine,
Carol Ensman, Nolan Strine, Zackariah Crahen, Arica Egan, Agnes Gerster, Katie Poole, Adam Bihl,
Alexander Gies, Abagail Patton, Tessa Slone
CLEANERS NEEDED: I will be making a new list of church cleaners for 2020 soon. We need more help! Please call Kathy Kanney at 419-347-5177 if you are interested. If you are already on the list, please call and let me know if I can count on you to help again next year. Thank you for your consideration.
WELCOME TO OUR NEWLY BAPTIZED: Henry Jay Wolford, son of Kevin & Kathryn (Withrow) Wolford, was baptized on Sunday December 8, 2019.Please keep him in your prayers that he may be a faithful follower of Jesus and a witness to His gospel.
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Thank you for supporting Most Pure Heart of Mary Parish!SACRIFICIAL GIVING
November 30 & December 1, 2019
Sunday & Holy Day Collections (Excludes Christmas & Easter)
Sunday Offertory Collection Basket $ 7,275.20
68% Gave in the Collection Basket
Sunday Offertory Electronic Giving $ 4,433.50
32% Gave through Electronic Giving
Children’s Collection $ 56.00
Immaculate Conception $ 50.00
Mary Mother of God $ 25.00
Weekly Budget Needed $ 9,249.00
Total Sunday and Holy Day Receipts $ 11,839.70
Weekly Over/Under Budget $ 2,590.70
2019/2020 Annual Budget Year to Date $ 212,727.00
Total Sunday & Holy Day Receipts to Date $ 220,236.18
Year to Date Over/Under Budget $ 7,509.18
Christmas Collection $ 200.00
Christmas Annual Budget $ 30,203.00
Total Christmas Year to Date $ 485.00
Other Parish Collections
Capital Improvement $ 122.50
Excel Beyond the Basics $ 175.00
Religious Education $ 15.00
Assistance Fund $ 25.00
Youth Ministry $ 100.00
Mass Attendance Nov. 30: No Count & Dec. 1: 240
Each one must give as he has decided in his hear, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. 2 Corinthians 9:7
Of our 366 families that give to the Sunday Collection…
27%now give through ConnectNow!
KEEP IN CONTACT WITH KORY: Kory is back at Seminary and he welcomes any mail or email you would like to send! You can email him at [email protected] or send mail to: Kory Wise, 6616 Beechmont Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45230. Please continue keep Kory in your prayers.
Reflections on the ReadingsThird Sunday of Advent
taken from St. Joseph Sunday Missal
First Reading – Isaiah 35:1-6, 10This beautiful poem is attributed to the so-called
“Second Isaiah,” a prophet who stayed with the Hebrews in Babylonian exile. This prophet saw the Babylonian rule about to be toppled by the mighty King Cyrus of Persia, who would free the captives and let them go home.This is a poem of joyful hope. “Say to those whose hearts are frightened: Be strong, fear not! Here is your God, he comes with vindication.”
Christians apply this vision to the future brought about by Jesus, the Messiah, God’s Anointed One. “Then will the eyes of the blind be opened.” The Lord gives sight to the blind. This is our Christian theme of joyful hope: Our Lord, who comes to be a light to the world. The lights of Christmas symbolize this idea.
Second Reading – James 5:7-10James reminds us not to be overly optimistic. The
bright future of the Messianic era will not be fully realized on this side of the grave. We must be patient! “Make your hearts firm, because the coming of the Lord is at hand.”
The prophets should be our models. If you are suffering, this reading could be an inspiring starting point for a personal prayer to God!
Gospel – Matthew 11:2-11Matthew takes up the theme of the first Bible
reading. “Jesus said to them in reply: ‘the blind regain their sight.’” Jesus is the one-to-come who will give hope to those who suffer.
This “hope” can be finding a way out of trouble through the aid of a loving human being: it can be resignation and acceptance of the unavoidable, founded in faith in a future to come hereafter. Every Christmas, the Lord Jesus should open our eyes to the beauty of life, and its extension, the life to come.
Submitted by Barb Castor
Most Pure Heart of Mary ParishDecember 15, 2019 Third Sunday of Advent
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GENERAL REMINDERSDec 20 Early Dismissal - 1:30 p.m./
PBIS Reward/End of 2nd QuarterDec 21-Jan 3 No School Christmas BreakJan 8 Honor Roll - After MassJan 13 PTO Meeting 6:00 p.m.Jan 20 No School - Martin Luther King JrJan 26 Family Game LuncheonJan 26-Feb 1 Catholic School’s WeekJan 31 PTO School Dance/Pep RallyFeb 5 Early DismissalFeb 17 No School - Presidents Day
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Christmas Bazaar– THANK YOU!St. Mary School is a very important mission of our parish and the bazaar is one of our biggest school fundraisers. We really appreciate your continued support. THANK YOU TO ALL VOLUNTEERS, DONORS, AND PARTICIPANTS!!Bazaar Cash Raffle Winners:Thanks to everyone who purchased tickets. Congratulations!
December Artists of the MonthPreK: Lucas Seitz Nominated by: Mrs. ThompsonReason: Always kind to others. He shares and helps others pick up toys. He is always ready to learn.
Kindergarten: Ashlynne Niese Nominated by: Mrs. KurtzmanReason: She waits her turn. She has a gentle and helpful spirit.
1st Grade: Rebecca Bruskotter Nominated by: Mrs. LittleReason: Leadership-motivates everyone to be their best!
2nd Grade: Willow Barker Nominated by: Mrs. LynchReason: Willow is very respectful to her teacher's as well as her classmates. She is cooperative at all times and is very helpful. She demonstrates the Fruit of the Spirit Kindness throughout the day.
3rd Grade: Kolstin Lamb Nominated by: Mrs. TerryReason: Kolstin displays all the fruits of the spirit. He always has a smile on his face, kind to others, willing to lend a helping hand and follows directions the first time. He is a good friend to his classmates.
4th Grade: David Seitz Nominated by: Mrs. ClevengerReason: Patience, Wisdom, Self Reliance, and respectful.
5th/6th Grade: Mason Kamann Nominated by: Mrs. Sherk
Reason: On a daily basis he demonstrates patience, cheerfulness, kindness, and respectfulness. He is always willing to help & is polite.
Staff Team Member: Mrs. Kim Hall Nominated by: Mrs. Lynch
$1,000 Ann Downs $ Thomas Gwirtz500$ 300 Len & Rosemary Reidel $ Tom Schroff200$ 100 John & Dawn Wechter
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