Discalced Carmelite Nuns of Haiti

January 29th, 2010 by William

PUERTO PRINCIPE CARMEL (HAITI) SURVIVES THE EARTHQUAKE

Discalced Carmelite Nuns of Haiti: “We are safe and sound”

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Puerto Principe (2010-01-08).- Late yesterday evening, Sr. Jacqueline Marie of the Trinity, Prioress of the Monastery of our Carmelite nuns in Puerto Principe (Haiti), confirmed that all the sisters of the community were “safe and sound”.

All communications with the monastery had been cut off following the horrific earthquake of 12 January. Added to the uncertainty caused by this breakdown of communications with the nuns themselves, were conflicting reports from different sources regarding the fate of the monastery.

It was only five days after the tragedy that all doubts could be discounted. Sr. Jacqueline was able to contact her sister and Fr. Robert Paul, General Definitor, assuring them that “thanks be to God, we are all safe and sound”. She asked that “you continue praying for the tragic situation in the whole country”.

This morning (18 January) the Regional Vicar for the Caribbean, Fr. Francisco Javier Mena, reported from the neighbouring Dominican Republic that all three sisters in the community Jacqueline Marie, Therese Benedict and Marie Therese, were well and that the monastery was unharmed. Fr. Mena had been in touch with a Carmelite teaching sister, IneƒVs del Mercado, who had reported to him directly from Puerto Principe.

Solidarity with Haiti

The Secretary General for the Missions, Fr. Julio Almansa, has set up a special Bank Account to facilitate those who wish to assist and donate money and have been in contact with the General Curia in Rome. All funds donated to this account will be directed towards the help of our Carmelite Community in Haiti and other people affected by the catastrophe.

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St. Henry De Osso

January 26th, 2010 by William

St. Henry de Osso

27 January

St. Henry De Osso y Cervello Priest

OCD Optional memorial

Henry was born at Vinebre, Catalonia, Spain, on the 16th October 1840 and was ordained priest on 21st September 1867. He was an apostle to young people in teaching them about their faith and inspired various movements for the teaching of the Gospel. As a spiritual director he was fascinated by St. Teresa of Jesus, the great teacher in the ways of prayer and Daughter of the Church who is better known in the English-speaking world as St. Teresa of Avila. In the light of her teaching, he founded the Company of St. Teresa (1876) dedicated to educating women in the school of the Gospel and following the example of St. Teresa. He gave himself to preaching and the apostolate through the printing press. He underwent many severe trials and sufferings. He died at Gilet, Valencia, Spain, on the 27th January, 1896. He was canonized on 16th July, 1993, in Madrid, by Pope John Paul II.

St. Henry founded a religious order of sisters Society of St. Teresa of Jesus.  The Teresian Sisters are located in the United States at 18080 St. Joseph Way Covington, LA 70435.  The Teresian Sister’s website has a whole lot of great information on St. Henry which you can find here.  The Sisters have also published a book of meditations from St. Henry called “15 Minutes of Prayer” which you can purchase from their online store.

From the Common of Pastors except the following:

Prayer

Lord God, you wonderfully joined in your Priest, Saint Henry de Osso, a life of continual prayer and untiring apostolic activity. By the help of his prayers may we persevere in the love of Christ and serve your Church by word and deed. We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, One God forever and ever.

Amen

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St. John of the Cross

December 14th, 2009 by patti

sjuancruzAlso known as:  Doctor of Mystical Theology
Memorial:  14 December


Profile
Born in poverty. Cared for the poor in the hospital in Medina. Lay Carmelite brother at age 21, though he lived stricter than their Rule. Studied at Salamanca. Carmelite priest at age 25. Persuaded by Saint Teresa of Avila to begin the Discalced or barefoot reform within the Carmelite Order, he took the name John of the Cross. His reforms did not set well with some of his brothers, and he was imprisoned, escaping after nine months. His reforms revitalized the Order. Great contemplative and spiritual writer. Proclaimed Doctor of the Church by Pope Pius XI on 24 August 1926.


Born:  24 June 1542 at Fontiveros, Spain
Died:  14 December 1591 at Ubeda
Beatified:  25 January 1675 by Pope Clement X
Canonized:  27 December 1726 by Pope Benedict XIII
Name Meaning:  God is gracious (= John)
Patronage:  contemplative life, contemplatives, mystical theology, mystics, Spanish poets

Readings
Never was fount so clear,
undimmed and bright;
From it alone, I know proceeds all light
although ’tis night.

Saint John of the Cross

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Saint Maria Maravillas of Jesus, Virgin, Optional Memorial

December 11th, 2009 by patti

Saint Maria Maravillas was born at Madrid in 1891.  She entered the El Escorial Carmel, Madrid, on October 12th, 1919.  In 1924 she was inspired to found a Carmel at Cerro de los Angeles, alongside the monument to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.  From this foundation followed nine others in Spain and one in India.  She always gave first place to prayer and self-sacrifice.  She had a true, passionate zeal for the glory of God and the salvation of souls.  Even while living a life of poverty in the cloister she helped those who were in need, initiating apostolic, social and charitable works.  In a particular way she helped those of her own Order, priests, and other religious congregations.  She died in the monastery of La Aldehuela, Madrid, on December 11th, 1974.  She was canonized on May 4th, 2003 in Madrid.
From the Common of Virgins, 1437

Prayer

Lord God,
who drew Saint Maria Maravillas of Jesus
into the secrets of the heart of your Son,
grant through her intercession and example,
that we may work together for the salvation of souls,
experiencing the delights of your love.
We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,
who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever.

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Blessed Bartholomew Fanti

December 5th, 2009 by patti

Blessed BARTHOLOMEW FANTI - web

Today’s Carmelite Blessed:

Blessed Bartholomew Fanti was a Carmelite priest at Mantua, Italy for 35 years. Spiritual director and rector of the Confraternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, for which he composed a rule and statutes. Spiritual teacher of Blessed John Baptist Spagnuolo. Noted preacher and healer with a strong devotion to the Eucharist.  Blessed Fanti was born at Mantua, Italy and he died of natural causes in 1495.  He was beatified in 1909.

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Novena to St. John of the Cross

December 5th, 2009 by admin

Begins Dec. 5

Day One
Beginning Prayer to be said each day:

O glorious St. John of the Cross, through a pure desire of being like Jesus crucified, you longed for nothing so eagerly as to suffer, to be despised, and to be made little of by all; and your thirst after sufferings was so burning that your noble heart rejoiced in the midst of the cruelest torments and afflictions. Grant, I beseech you, O dear Saint, by the glory which your many sufferings have gained for you, to intercede for me and obtain from God for me a love of suffering, together with strength and grace to bear with firmness of mind all the trials and adversities which are the sure means to the happy attainment of all that awaits me in heaven. Dear Saint, from your most happy place in glory, hear, I beseech you, my prayers, so that after your example, full of love for the cross I may deserve to be your companion in glory. Amen.
First Day: Unwavering Faith

Prayer:
My glorious father St. John of the Cross; overflowing with love for Mary and for the cross of her divine Son by which you merited to become the protector of afflicted souls, obtain for me from Jesus and Mary, I beseech you, an unwavering faith and a love of the cross so deep and so valiant that no possible misfortune will ever be able to separate me from the love of my God. Obtain for me also the special grace I ask through your intercession during this novena if it be for the glory of God and for my salvation (makerequest).
Three Our Fathers and three Hail Marys.
Day 2:

Beginning Prayer to be said each day:
O glorious St. John of the Cross, through a pure desire of being like Jesus
crucified, you longed for nothing so eagerly as to suffer, to be despised,
and to be made little of by all; and your thirst after sufferings was so
burning that your noble heart rejoiced in the midst of the cruelest torments
and afflictions. Grant, I beseech you, O dear Saint, by the glory which
your many sufferings have gained for you, to intercede for me and obtain
from God for me a love of suffering, together with strength and grace to
bear with firmness of mind all the trials and adversities which are the sure
means to the happy attainment of all that awaits me in heaven. Dear Saint,
from your most happy place in glory, hear, I beseech you, my prayers, so
that after your example, full of love for the cross I may deserve to be your
companion in glory. Amen.
Second Day: Spirit of Penitence

Prayer:
Glorious St. John of the Cross, you preserved to death in unspotted
brilliancy the radiant whiteness of your baptismal innocence, while
nevertheless practicing the most cruel and persevering penance. In honor
and imitation of this crucifying love, I entreat you that I may share your
mortified and penitential life so that, even in this world, I may receive
the grace to atone for my many sins, purify my soul, and acquire merit, that
I may also enjoy heaven’s glory with you. Obtain for me also the special
grace I ask through your intercession during this novena, if it be for the
glory of God and for my salvation (make request).
Three Our Fathers and three Hail Marys.
Day 3:

Beginning Prayer to be said each day:
O glorious St. John of the Cross, through a pure desire of being like Jesus
crucified, you longed for nothing so eagerly as to suffer, to be despised,
and to be made little of by all; and your thirst after sufferings was so
burning that your noble heart rejoiced in the midst of the cruelest torments
and afflictions. Grant, I beseech you, O dear Saint, by the glory which
your many sufferings have gained for you, to intercede for me and obtain
from God for me a love of suffering, together with strength and grace to
bear with firmness of mind all the trials and adversities which are the sure
means to the happy attainment of all that awaits me in heaven. Dear Saint,
from your most happy place in glory, hear, I beseech you, my prayers, so
that after your example, full of love for the cross I may deserve to be your
companion in glory. Amen.
Third Day: Holy Enlightenment

Prayer:
O my beloved father St. John of the Cross, your continual prayer merited for
you the name of Ecstatic Doctor, favored with special graces in the guidance
and direction of souls. I humbly beg you to enlighten my soul and to give
me a relish for holy meditation that, detached from earthly things, I may
love God alone and desire heaven only. Obtain for me also the special grace
I ask through your intercession during this novena, if it be for the glory
of God and for my salvation (make request).
Three Our Fathers and three Hail Marys.
Day 4

Beginning Prayer to be said each day:
O glorious St. John of the Cross, through a pure desire of being like Jesus
crucified, you longed for nothing so eagerly as to suffer, to be despised,
and to be made little of by all; and your thirst after sufferings was so
burning that your noble heart rejoiced in the midst of the cruelest torments
and afflictions. Grant, I beseech you, O dear Saint, by the glory which
your many sufferings have gained for you, to intercede for me and obtain
from God for me a love of suffering, together with strength and grace to
bear with firmness of mind all the trials and adversities which are the sure
means to the happy attainment of all that awaits me in heaven. Dear Saint,
from your most happy place in glory, hear, I beseech you, my prayers, so
that after your example, full of love for the cross I may deserve to be your
companion in glory. Amen.
Fourth Day: Holy Patience

Prayer:
Great St. John of the Cross, model of patience and generosity, for the glory
of God and for the propagation of the holy reform of Carmel, you endured
grievous trials and undertook heavy labors, finding, as did St. Paul, joy in
opprobrium. Obtain from our Lord for me the grace of unalterable patience
in adversity that I may thereby glorify God, have cleansed my souls of every
stain, advance in the practice of solid virtue, and obtain at last the crown
promised to those who suffer for the love of God. Obtain for me also the
special grace I ask through your intercession during this novena, if it be
for the glory of God and for my salvation (make request).
Three Our Fathers and three Hail Marys.
Day 5:

Beginning Prayer to be said each day:
O glorious St. John of the Cross, through a pure desire of being like Jesus
crucified, you longed for nothing so eagerly as to suffer, to be despised,
and to be made little of by all; and your thirst after sufferings was so
burning that your noble heart rejoiced in the midst of the cruelest torments
and afflictions. Grant, I beseech you, O dear Saint, by the glory which
your many sufferings have gained for you, to intercede for me and obtain
from God for me a love of suffering, together with strength and grace to
bear with firmness of mind all the trials and adversities which are the sure
means to the happy attainment of all that awaits me in heaven. Dear Saint,
from your most happy place in glory, hear, I beseech you, my prayers, so
that after your example, full of love for the cross I may deserve to be your
companion in glory. Amen.
Fifth Day: Protection from Temptation

Prayer:
Dear St. John of the Cross, you exercised dominion over the powers of hell,
often obliging them to relinquish the souls, as well as the bodies of their
victims. Have compassion on me; ask God to preserve me from the temptations
and deceits of these wicked spirits, not only throughout my life, but above
all at the hour of my death, that persevering to the end in the grace and
love of God, I may possess Him with you forever. Obtain for me also the
special grace I ask through your intercession during this novena, if it be
for the glory of God and for my salvation (make request).
Three Our Fathers and three Hail Marys.
Day 6:

Beginning Prayer to be said each day:
O glorious St. John of the Cross, through a pure desire of being like Jesus
crucified, you longed for nothing so eagerly as to suffer, to be despised,
and to be made little of by all; and your thirst after sufferings was so
burning that your noble heart rejoiced in the midst of the cruelest torments
and afflictions. Grant, I beseech you, O dear Saint, by the glory which
your many sufferings have gained for you, to intercede for me and obtain
from God for me a love of suffering, together with strength and grace to
bear with firmness of mind all the trials and adversities which are the sure
means to the happy attainment of all that awaits me in heaven. Dear Saint,
from your most happy place in glory, hear, I beseech you, my prayers, so
that after your example, full of love for the cross I may deserve to be your
companion in glory. Amen.
Sixth Day: Purity of Soul and Body

Prayer:
Great St. John of the Cross, favored by our Lord and the glorious Virgin,
His mother, in reward for your angelic life and with the precious gift of
chastity, you converted many souls held captive by the most shameful
passions. Obtain for me some share in so priceless a gift that, pure and
chaste in soul and body, I may reach heaven where nothing stained may enter
and where choirs of virgins follow the Lamb wherever He goes. Obtain for me
also the special grace I ask through your intercession during this novena,
if it be for the glory of God and for my salvation (make request).
Three Our Fathers and three Hail Marys.
Day 7

Beginning Prayer to be said each day:

O glorious St. John of the Cross, through a pure desire of being like Jesus
crucified, you longed for nothing so eagerly as to suffer, to be despised,
and to be made little of by all; and your thirst after sufferings was so
burning that your noble heart rejoiced in the midst of the cruelest torments
and afflictions. Grant, I beseech you, O dear Saint, by the glory which
your many sufferings have gained for you, to intercede for me and obtain
from God for me a love of suffering, together with strength and grace to
bear with firmness of mind all the trials and adversities which are the sure
means to the happy attainment of all that awaits me in heaven. Dear Saint,
from your most happy place in glory, hear, I beseech you, my prayers, so
that after your example, full of love for the cross I may deserve to be your
companion in glory. Amen.

Seventh Day: Humility

Prayer:

Blessed father St. John of the Cross, in you was joined the most profound
humility to the most sublime knowledge of the ways of God. Obtain for me
real humility of heart, making me love humiliation and contempt that,
despairing worldly vanity, I may learn from you to esteem only God and
heavenly things. Obtain for me also the special grace I ask through your
intercession during this novena, if it be for the glory of God and for my
salvation (make request).
Three Our Fathers and three Hail Marys.

Day 8

Beginning Prayer to be said each day:

O glorious St. John of the Cross, through a pure desire of being like Jesus
crucified, you longed for nothing so eagerly as to suffer, to be despised,
and to be made little of by all; and your thirst after sufferings was so
burning that your noble heart rejoiced in the midst of the cruelest torments
and afflictions. Grant, I beseech you, O dear Saint, by the glory which
your many sufferings have gained for you, to intercede for me and obtain
from God for me a love of suffering, together with strength and grace to
bear with firmness of mind all the trials and adversities which are the sure
means to the happy attainment of all that awaits me in heaven. Dear Saint,
from your most happy place in glory, hear, I beseech you, my prayers, so
that after your example, full of love for the cross I may deserve to be your
companion in glory. Amen.

Eighth Day: Comfort in Affliction

Prayer:

St. John of the Cross, my glorious protector, in your lifetime you were the
father of the poor, the consoler of the afflicted and the assured refuge of
the suffering; you worked miracles of charity for all, miracles which you
repeat even now by means of your holy images and relics. Deign also to be
my consoler and my father; comfort me in my sorrows and aid me to see in
every cross a pledge of divine mercy that, through the cross, I may gain
heaven. Obtain for me, too, the special grace I ask through your
intercession during the novena, if it be for the glory of God and for my
salvation (make request).

Three Our Fathers and three Hail Marys.

Day 9

Beginning Prayer to be said each day:

O glorious St. John of the Cross, through a pure desire of being like Jesus
crucified, you longed for nothing so eagerly as to suffer, to be despised,
and to be made little of by all; and your thirst after sufferings was so
burning that your noble heart rejoiced in the midst of the cruelest torments
and afflictions. Grant, I beseech you, O dear Saint, by the glory which
your many sufferings have gained for you, to intercede for me and obtain
from God for me a love of suffering, together with strength and grace to
bear with firmness of mind all the trials and adversities which are the sure
means to the happy attainment of all that awaits me in heaven. Dear Saint,
from your most happy place in glory, hear, I beseech you, my prayers, so
that after your example, full of love for the cross I may deserve to be your
companion in glory. Amen.

Ninth Day: Holy Abandonment

Prayer:

O my loving father St. John of the Cross, to imitate more perfectly our
Lord, you generously renounced every consolation, even the spiritual; prayed
to suffer and to be despised for God’s sake; and finally died suffering,
happy to be condemned by men. Obtain for me the grace of abandonment to the
Will of God that, placing all my joy and my hope in the passion of my
Savior, I may at last rest eternally with you in His glory. Obtain for me
also the special grace I ask through your intercession during this novena,
if it be for the glory of God and for my salvation (make request).

Three Our Fathers and three Hail Marys

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Saint Teresa de los Andes DVD released

December 3rd, 2009 by patti

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Finally available on DVD is the story of St. Teresa of the Andes!

A beautiful, epic mini-series produced in Chile that tells the story of the inspiring life of the new young Carmelite saint who lived in the 20th century, died at the age of just 19 years old, and was canonized by Pope John Paul II in 1993.  St. Teresa of Jesus of the Andes, known officially as “St. Teresa of the Andes”, grew up in a close-knit, upper middle class Catholic family in Santiago, Chile, was very popular with her friends and relatives, entered Carmel at age 19, and died before her 20th birthday.

So what is it about this young, modern American saint that caused the Church to recognize her heroic virtue and sanctity at such a young age? Though she was a Carmelite for less than a year, she possessed a refreshing sanctity and message that will resonate with all lovers of Christ, especially with the youth of today. That inspiring story of Chile’s first saint, and America’s newest and youngest saint, is revealed in this definitive film on St. Teresa of the Andes.

Starring actress Pauline Urrutia in an acclaimed performance as St. Teresa, and with excellent acting performances all around, this film shows Teresa as a normal young woman who was a well-rounded person with many interests, including being an excellent athlete, who had a winning personality and a profound love for God, her family and friends. She had a true contemplative spirit to match her outgoing personality, and when she entered Carmel she already had a deep spirituality and a strong prayer life. Thus she quickly ascended the heights of sanctity that was recognized by her Carmelite community and beyond. She is a great role model and witness for today’s youth.

Includes special documentary film on life & message of St. Teresa with Fr. Christopher La Rocca, OCD. Also includes a 16 page Collector’s Booklet.  This DVD includes the following language tracks: Spanish with English subtitles.

The DVD series is available through Ignatius Press, EWTN Religious Catalouge, and other online stores.

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Blesseds Denis and Redemptus

November 29th, 2009 by admin

051040Todays Carmelite Feast:

Denis of the Nativity, a priest, called in the world Pierre Berthelot, was born in Honfleur in France in 1600. He was a cartographer and naval commander for the kings of Portugal and France before he joined the Discalced Carmelites in Goa in 1635. It was also at Goa that the Portuguese lay brother, Thomas Rodriguez da Cunha, born in 1598, had made his profession in 1615, taking the name Redemptus of the Cross. They were sent to the island of Sumatra, where, in the town of Achen, they received the martyr’s crown on November 29th, 1638.

Prayer: Father, we celebrate the memory of Blesseds Denis and Redemptus who died for their faithful witnessing to Christ. Give us the strength to follow their example, loyal and faithful to the end. We ask this through our Lord.

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NO GREATER LOVE

November 27th, 2009 by admin

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A Film by Michael Whyte

‘You cannot put a value on prayer, like you can a product, it still remains a mystery’.

After ten years of correspondence, Michael Whyte was given unprecedented access to the monastery of the Most Holy Trinity, in London’s Notting Hill. The monastery, which was founded in 1878, is home to the Discalced Order of Carmelite Nuns. The nuns lead a cloistered life dedicated to prayer and contemplation, rarely leaving the monastery except to visit a doctor or dentist. Silence is maintained throughout the day with the exception of two periods of recreation.

No Greater Love gives a unique insight into this closed world where the modern world’s materialism is rejected; they have no television, radio or newspapers. The film interweaves a year in the life of the monastery with the daily rhythms of Divine Office and work. Centred in Holy Week, it follows a year in which a novice is professed and one of the senior nuns dies. Though mainly an observational film there are several interviews, which offer insights into their life, faith, moments of doubt and their belief in the power of prayer in the heart of the community.

This is a beautiful, informative and inspiring study of a way of life defiantly at odds with the glitzy priorities and frenetic pace of the outside world.’

Edinburgh Film Festival 2009

Click here for a link to the monastery of The Most Holy Trinity, Notting Hill

carmelitesnottinghill.org.uk/

Watch the Trailer to the film:

http://www.nogreaterlove.co.uk/frames.html

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A statue of Edith Stein blessed in the Carmelite church in Würzburg

November 24th, 2009 by patti
A statue of Edith Stein blessed in the Carmelite church in Würzburg

Communicationes
ROME (09-11-2009).- On October 11, the date of the canonization of Edith Stein and the vigil of her 118th birthday, a new statue of Edith Stein was blessed in the church of the Carmelite friars in Würzburg by the Bishop of the Diocese, Dr. Friedhelm Hofmann.

The sculpture is the work of Paul Nagel, and shows the saint as a woman striding valiantly ahead, carrying in her hand a scroll of the Jewish Torah and the Christian cross. The sculptor sought to produce the precise moment after her arrest, when she set out for the Gestapo carriage with her sister and felt the urge to say to her: “Come, let us go for our people”.

The work is cast in bronze and a copy of the 5.45 metre (18ft) marble statue made by the artist for a niche in the facade of St Peter’s in Rome, which was put in place three years ago.

The statue, 1.6 metres high (5¼ft), is placed on a 1.2 metre (4ft) pedestal with the inscription, “Ad orientem” the last message from Edith showing her alive when on August 7, 1942, she was deported by train to Auschwitz concentration camp, where she was murdered in a gas chamber.

Greifswald has a residential university dedicated to “Edith Stein”

Two day later, on October 13, the foundation stone was laid in the university city of Hasen, Greifswald, of a park-dwelling complex for students, which will bear the name of the holy Carmelite, “Edith Stein”. The complex will contain more than 200 apartments.

Fr Ulrich took advantage of the celebrations with its illustrious guests to give a presentation on the holy philosopher and martyr, to whom the building was to be dedicated.

At the head of the guest list was the Mayor of this flourishing University City, with more than 12,000 students and around 60,000 inhabitants. In his vote of thanks, the Mayor expressed his happiness at the fame and acknowledgment given to such and important person as Edith Stein.

For the majority of those invited, around 100, it was perhaps the first time they had heard the name of Edith Stein. In fact, one of the workers afterwards said that nobody would build a house to be dedicated to an unknown person on blessed land.

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