27 November 2014
Your news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Edition #9
Gattline heads for new record By Marco Ceccarelli THE ANNUAL Christmas Helpline run by St Kieran’s Parish Priest Fr Michael Gatt is heading for its 23rd year of service as tallies over the past two years’ festive seasons topped 100 calls. The award-winning “Gattline” is a free counselling and referral service run by the St Kieran Catholic Church priest and his team of volunteers. It offers a listening ear, assistance and support to whoever wishes to call throughout the festive season. While, for many, Christmas is often associated with celebrations, joyous family festivities and communion with others, for some it can be a time in which isolation and loneliness are felt in a more poignant way. For this reason, Fr Gatt established the helpline in 1991 as a way of lending help to those who find themselves in crisis and despair. “It’s rather a very delicate and professional helpline and it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. “Hence, I am responsible for all the calls and some people continue to ring me throughout the year,” he said. Calls to the Gattline are free, anonymous and confidential. In the past, Fr Gatt has managed to help, or simply listen to, people caught in substance abuse, involved in family breakdowns and domestic arguments, those EDITION #9 | 27 NOVEMBER 2014
The award-winning “Gattline” is a free counselling and referral service run by Fr Michael Gatt, the St Kieran Catholic Church priest, and his team of volunteers. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
considering suicide and individuals weighed down by loneliness. His callers have come from as far away as Canada and New Zealand and have found consolation in a helpline that operates
This is thanks to Fr Gatt’s ‘no limits’ approach which includes staying in touch with and supporting callers throughout the year. Each year, the Helpline receives new callers, but there are
“They have managed to help dozens of people in the past 23 years, some of whom have remained in contact” when most support services are closed Fr Gatt’s team of professionals, including lawyers and doctors, offer both counselling and referral services. They have managed to help dozens of people in the past 23 years, some of whom have remained in contact with Fr Gatt and updated him on their status.
also regulars seeking friendship and support. Fr Gatt, or Fr Michael as he is most commonly known at St Kieran’s parish, has an interesting background. Before entering the priesthood, he served for two years in the Armoury with the Royal Air Force in Malta. He arrived in Western
Australia as a priest in 1971 and re-joined the Air Force as Chaplain for the RAAF at Pearce Base in 1984. He was awarded the title of Squadron Leader Emeritus in December 1988 by the Director of Personnel Officers. In 2012, his helpline was recognised as the winner of the St George Preca Community Service Award presented by the Maltese Professional Business Association. This year, the Gattline will be available from Sunday, 21 December to Wednesday, 31 December, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The line to ring is 9444 1334 or 9444 8650. Alternatively, Fr Gatt can be reached via email at gattline@bigpond.com.
Life message proclaimed loudly at Cathedral By James Parker LIFE. It’s a celebration. This was the message proclaimed loud and clear at St Mary’s Cathedral last weekend at the Archdiocese’s inaugural Day of Life Mass led by Archbishop Costelloe. The celebration began with a candle procession undertaken by five leading archdiocesan groups as a sign of their unity and commitment to upholding the gift of life. These consisted of the Respect Life Office, Catholic Marriage and Fertility Services, Pregnancy Assistance and natural fertility providers, Billings and FertilityCare. In a moving homily, Archbishop Costelloe shared his personal experience of “sitting in a hospital room in Melbourne as my mother lay dying”. He spoke of how his only brother, in a different hospital in another part of Melbourne with his wife, “was due to give birth that day to their first and only child”. He conveyed how he then received a message from his brother announcing that “his wife had given birth to a daughter and that both the baby and her mother were fine”. “I leaned over mum and told her that she was now, for the first time, a grandmother to a beautiful baby girl,” he said. “Mum could not speak or move, but a tear welled up in her eyes and ran down her cheek. Within half an hour mum had died.” This experience, the Archbishop noted, formed him to understand “by personal experience, what my EDITION #9 | 27 NOVEMBER 2014
The inaugural Day of Life Mass was led by Archbishop Costelloe at St Mary’s Cathedral last weekend at the Archdiocese’s. PHOTO: JAMES PARKER faith had always taught me: that life is precious, beautiful and sacred from its very beginnings to its end.” “Above all else” the Archbishop went on to say, “life is a gift and a mystery which properly lies in the hands of God rather than in our own. We must re-
of the divine mystery and beauty of life that is so foundational for us”. However, he proposed that “it is our task to allow God to re-shape us, and to reshape the world through us” so that we can “become people who are so attuned to the work of the Spirit of
“life is a gift and a mystery which properly lies in the hands of God rather than in our own.” ceive this gift when it is given, cherish it while we have it, and surrender it trustfully to God when he calls us home.” He then stated that “so many others, perhaps even members of our own families or circles of friends, do not share our faith and do not have the same sense
God in our lives that the beauty and dignity of human life shines through all we say and do”. Archbishop Costelloe reminded those present to follow in the footsteps of St Mary of the Cross Mackillop and ‘never see a need without doing something about it’. “There is a great
need in our time,” he said, “to celebrate, protect, welcome and promote God’s foundational gift of life.” “It is only by learning from the one who is meek and humble of heart, and by being living images of him as we seek to do something about this great challenge of our times, that God will be able to bring about, also through us, a renewal in the minds and hearts of the people of our time” he said. At a festival in the cathedral parish centre that followed the Mass, a varied cross-section of people gathered to learn more about the work and service of life-related organisations from across the Archdiocese. Full Text available at
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Salvado Exhibition an insight into 19thcentury By Marco Ceccarelli ONE OF the final events surrounding the bicentenary of the birth of the Benedictine Community of New Norcia founder is currently being held at the State Library of Western Australia. The Rosendo Salvado Exhibition features a rare collection 19th-century photographs and artefacts about Dom Rosendo Salvado, offering an invaluable and unique insight into Western Australian history. Founded in 1847, the New Norcia mission earned great respect for its record of Aboriginal achievement and was recognised as “the single success” in 19th-century Australian mission history. Surprisingly, it was also the most photographed. Over his 54 years at the mission, Salvado became Abbot, Bishop, educator, landholder and missionary for the Aboriginal people. He was a passionate promoter of the New Norcia mission and used photographs to both report and fundraise to his supporters in Europe. The exhibition tells of the organised and collaborative life lived at the mission by the Indigenous Yued people and the Benedictine monks. On display are a number of objects and photographs dating back to 1867 which depict farming, wool pro-
duction and recreational activities, such as the composition and playing of music and the creation of a cricket team, as well as Salvado’s plans for the building of a new road between New Norcia and Bindoon. Wool production and farming were the economic engines of the New Norcia Mission. In 1886, the farm and garden amounted to 150 cattle, 250 horses, 400 acres of cultivated crops and 15 acres of vineyards. Throughout the 1880s, the produce from farming was enough, on average, to sustain a community of approximately 250 people – a valuable achievement given that at its height in the 1890s there were more than 200 Aboriginal people resident at New Norcia. The exhibition was the subject of the Ways of Telling symposium held at the State Library of WA from 13-14 November 2014. The symposium hosted
The Rosendo Salvado Exhibition features a rare collection 19th-century photographs and artefacts. PHOTOS: MARCO CECCARELLI
presentations from a number of monks, community members and academics from Australian universities and institutions, including the New Norcia Aboriginal Corporation, the University of Western Australia, the University of Southern Queensland, Monash University, Deakin University, Murdoch University, Curtin University and the University of Divinity.
Both the symposium and the exhibition draw heavily on the most recent research carried out at the New Norcia archives. The history of New Norcia’s success, both as a Christian mission and thriving community, seems to lie in the collaborative efforts of the monks and Yued people. Full Text available at
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Historic dump in Geraldton’s cathedral grounds opened By Sarah Taillier A HISTORIC dump in Geraldton’s cathedral grounds has been opened to the public to forage for archaeological treasures from the late 19th century. The old dump site, in Western Australia’s midwest, lies on the otherwise neatly landscaped St Francis Xavier Cathedral grounds, where development is hoped to soon be under way for a new museum and plaza. In the meantime, the public have been allowed to take part in what is being called ‘the big dig’, where they can scavenge through opened earth for artefacts from the rubbish tip, which dates back to the late 19th century. Director of Heritage for the Diocese of Geraldton and avid archaeologist, Father Robert Cross, is hopeful any archaeological artefacts found will provide a window into the past. “While documents and catalogues and all can tell us what was around, what we can do, I suppose, through the material left in the ground, is come to understand the economy of Geraldton, the social status of people,” he said. “We all eventually throw things away... we can sort of pick up through analysis a better understanding to see whether there’s any representation in the rubbish of the cultural make-up of the town at that time and identify the different merchants that were in town.” Fr Cross said a number
of artefacts had already been uncovered. “We’re finding a lot of old crockery, which would be like 19th-century crockery, bits of iron and other metals, beads, perhaps they were from a hat pin... so it’s really anything and everything we’re interested in,” he said. He said the coastal port city was once the biggest exporter of soft drinks in Western Australia. Fr Cross said they had found old glass bottles from companies that vanished long ago. “These companies have now disappeared, but their marks are there in the ground in their material heritage that they’ve left
Fr Robert Cross at the historic dump site next to St Francis Xavier Cathedral in Geraldton. PHOTOS: ABC
behind,” he said. He said a lot of the dump had already been rummaged through. “Unfortunately, bottle diggers have sort of got into the area and taken the best of what is there, but there
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could be pockets of what they haven’t dug,” Fr Cross said. “With a bit of luck we might find some of the bottles collectors have left behind.” - Story and Photo courtesy ABC
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COMMEMORATIVE EDITIONS OF THE RECORD The four and final commemorative edition of The Record newspaper will cover the years from 1995 to 2014 and will be distributed on 10 December. Further info: contact Jamie O’Brien on 08 9220 5900 or editor@therecord.com.au.
FRIDAY, 28 NOVEMBER Ex-Collegians of St Thomas More College Previous students of St Tommy More’s College are invited to attend the 2014 STMC Alumni Sundowner, from 6-8pm on Friday, 28 November in the college dining room. This will offer the opportunity to listen to some of the college’s rich history, celebrate the vibrancy of the current students, and look with excitement towards the college’s future. (For those who have not received an invitation, please update personal details at http://www.stmc.uwa. edu.au/alumni/your-details. Most future correspondence with alumni will be through email so an active email address is imperative when updating.) Further info: RSVP to Janienne on 08 9386 0111 or office@ stmc.uwa.edu.au by 7 November. CCR Together Catholic Charismatic Renewal’s final gathering for 2014 takes place on Friday, 28 November at the Holy Family Church, Como (cnr Canning Hwy/Thelma St) with Rosary at 7pm, and Prayer and Praise at 7.30pm. The evening’s theme is ‘CCR and Eucharistic Praise and Adoration’ with guest presenters Viv Watts and Angela Boothroyd. Come and be encouraged through worship and teaching. Further info: Dan Hewitt daniel.hewitt5@bigpond.com. Praying our Experiences This short focused prayer time looks at Advent. This season invites each of us anew, to pause and reflect on our personal faith journey and to grow in awareness of God in everyday life. Our faith in God and on our efforts to live out and give witness to God’s love and reconciliation. What is my response this year to the season of Advent? This takes place on Friday, 28 November commencing sharp at 10.30am-12 noon (arrive early for morning tea). The session is then repeated between 6.30-8pm. The EDITION #9 | 27 NOVEMBER 2014
venue is Mary MacKillop Centre, 16 York St, South Perth (free and easy parking). Further info: Laura on 08 9334 0999 or laura.mccarthy@sosj. org.au. SATURDAY, 29 NOVEMBER Advent Retreat Morning Entering the Incarnation mystery with sacred text and contemplative dance, led by Sr Shelley Barlow RNDM on Saturday, 29 November, from 9am to 12 noon at St Catherine’s House of Hospitality, 113 Tyler St, Tuart Hill. Donation $10. Further info and registration: smbarlowrndm@gmail. com and 08 9271 3873. SUNDAY, 30 NOVEMBER Christmas Community Singing This popular event at St Mary’s Cathedral takes place on Sunday, 30 November between 2-4pm. Registration: $15/$10 concession at cathedral.music@perthcatholic.org. au. MONTH OF NOVEMBER Ways of Telling - insight into 19th-century life New Norcia’s large photographic collection recording engagement with the Aboriginal community is the subject of Ways of Telling at the State Library of Western Australia until the end of November. Further info and registration: Peter Hocking on archivist@newnorcia.wa.edu.au or 08 9654 8018; or Michelle Ebbs on michelle.ebbs@outlook.com or 0419 401335 or www.newnorcia.wa.edu. au/bicentenary/symposium. TUESDAY, 2 DECEMBER Dawson Society Anna Krohn from the JPII Institute in Melbourne will speak to the theme of Christian Vocation and the Response to Political Fundamentalism on Tuesday, 2 December at Rosie O’Grady’s, 205 James St, Northbridge. Arrive at 6.30pm for 7pm dinner followed by speaker’s forum. Online booking $25 (+ booking fee), at door $30. Further info: Thomas Gourlay 0434 402 884 or Thomas@ dawsonsociety.com.au. Isaiah and the Messiah On Tuesdays, 2, 9 and 16 December from 7.30-9pm in St Paul’s Church Undercroft, 106 Rookwood St, Menora, Fr Tim Deeter will lead a study of the Messianic prophecies found in Isaiah, highlighting their historical, theological and liturgical significance. Further info: 9271 5253 and casapgf@iinet.net.au. WEDNESDAY, 3 TO SUNDAY, 7 DECEMBER Embrace the Grace Let Us Be Lights of Hope is the theme of the 11th Annual Youth Event run by
the Respect Life Office and CYM in the grounds of New Norcia Monastery, Great Northern Hwy, 6509 from Wednesday, 3 to Sunday, 7 December. Why does God appear silent amidst war, terrorism, disasters and our own personal struggles? How do we then live our lives as lights of hope? These questions will be explored through engaging speakers, music, drama and prayer. Cost is $325 PP. Further info and registration on 08 9422 7912 or admin@cym.com.au. THURSDAY, 4 DECEMBER December Prayer Day Sr Wendy Lailey rsj will present a day of prayer from 10am–3.30pm on Thursday, 4 December at the start of Advent themed My Lord and my God! (John 20:28). This will take place at the Mary MacKillop Centre, 16 York St, South Perth. Cost is donation only; morning tea 9.30am, and a light lunch will be provided. Further info and RSVP (for catering purposes): Laura McCarthy 9334 0999 or lmccarthy@sosjwa.org.au. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6 Day with Mary 9am at Good Shepherd Parish, 44 Streich Avenue, Kelmscott. Day of prayer and instruction based on the Fatima message. Video; 10.10am Holy Mass. Reconciliation, procession of the Blessed Sacrament, Eucharistic Adoration, talks on the Holy Eucharist and on Our Lady, Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet and Stations of the Cross. Finish approx. 5pm. BYO lunch. Enq: Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate 9437 2792. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7 Day of Prayer for persecuted Christians in the Middle East. As the situation for Christians and other minorities deteriorates daily in the midst of unspeakable atrocities, the Middle Eastern and Apostolic Churches in Australia and New Zealand are inviting parishes across Australia to join them in a Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Christians in the Middle East on Sunday, 7 December. They request that we “implore the mercy of God upon our long-suffering brethren, also remembering their criminal tormentors, that God will touch their hearts and bring them to a true repentance”. (Prayers for private and public use along with a poster and flyer will be downloadable from www.perthcatholic.org.au once received.) WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10 Alan Ames Healing Ministry 7pm at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 2 Townsend Road, Rockingham. Mass followed by talk and healing service. SUNDAY, 14 DECEMBER
PAS and identityWA Christmas Mass Personal Advocacy Services (PAS) and Identitywa are joining together for a Eucharistic Celebration and Christmas Party. Join them on Sunday, 14 December at 3pm for Mass led by Archbishop Costelloe at Our Lady Queen of Apostles Parish, 57 Tudor Ave South, Riverton. Food and drinks are provided at the party from 4-5pm. People with disability will play an active role in the Mass welcoming people, altar serving as well as participating in gesture and movement to the readings. Contact 08 9474 3303 or rozanne.pugh@ identitywa.com.au by 28 November if you would like to attend. SATURDAY 24 – MONDAY 26 JANUARY 2015 Inner Healing Retreat (Live-In) 8.30 am at Epiphany Retreat Centre, 50 Fifth Avenue, Rossmoyne. Come and experience His merciful love and forgiveness through His Word & Sacraments. Be healed, anointed, renewed & transformed. The Retreat is led by the Vincentian Fathers. Enq & Registration: Lin 0419041188/0892861238 or vincentiansperth@yahoo.com or website: vpcp.org.au MONDAY, 18 MAY – WEDNESDAY, 20 MAY 2015 2nd National Catholic Mission Conference Mission: one heart many voices 2015 is the theme of the second national conference run and sponsored by Catholic Mission and Catholic Religious of Australia with the full endorsement of the ACBC. Keynote speaker will be Fr Stephen Bevans SVD from Chicago. It will be held at the SMC Conference Centre, 66 Goulbourn St, Sydney from 18-20 May 2015. Its purpose is to empower, affirm, enable, encourage and inspire agencies, parishes, congregations and all aspects of the Church with a scriptural and theological vision of mission while offering a platform to hear the many and varied voices that exist among us. Further info www. mohmv.com.au/2015conference. FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH Half day retreat (next Retreat 6th December) 9am to 1.30 pm at Holy Family Parish, 34 Alcock Street, Maddington. Led by Fr Varghese Parackal VC and the Vincentian Fathers. Morning tea and lunch provided. Enq: 9493 1703 or vincentiansperth@yahoo.com or www.vpcp.org.au THIRD SUNDAY OF THE MONTH Auslan Cafe 9.30am at the Emmanuel Centre, 25
Windsor St, Perth. Mass next door at St Francis Xavier Parish with PowerPoint and Auslan Interpreter. Followed by classes at 10.30am; classes and lunch are free. You will learn the language to help communicate with profoundly deaf people. Enq: Barbara 9328 8113 or emmanuelcentre@westnet.com. au.
GENERAL ADVENT PROGRAM The 2014 Advent program Shaped by the Hand of God will be ready for delivery in November 2014. This includes a set of four master sheets for the four Sundays of Advent which may be photocopied. Each master sheet includes: Reflection on the Sunday Reading and Discussion Notes, Art and Environment Suggestions, Music for the Advent and Christmas Seasons, Children’s Advent Activities, Second Rite of Reconciliation, Universal Prayer, Prayers for Lighting the Advent Wreath. Cost is $35 via post, $30 via email. Further info and to order: contact Geraldine on 08 9207 3350 or fax on 08 9349 0362 or registrations.cfl@perthcatholic. org.au. E-RECORD PROMOTIONAL POSTERS The Communications and Media Office will soon start distributing promotional posters to all schools and parishes for the new e-Record. Please display these posters on your noticeboard, in the front entrance, in the front office or in student classrooms to encourage all interested parishioners, students and teachers to sign up. Further info: Jamie O’Brien via email at editor@therecord.com.au or contact 08 9220 5900. CYM SPRING SPEAKER SERIES Catholic Youth Ministry celebrates Mass every Wednesday at 5.30pm with a Holy Hour at 6.30pm, followed by an engaging speaker on Wednesdays, 1 October to 5 November and supper ($5 suggested donation) at 40a Mary St, Highgate (entrance to carpark from Harold St). Further info: 08 9422 7912 or admin@cym.com.au. E-RECORD NEWSLETTER UPDATE Local news from across our parishes, agencies, schools and organisations is now being delivered directly to your inbox via the new e-Record e-newsletter. The e-Record is distributed on a weekly basis and contains all the latest news, events and photos from the Archdiocese of Perth. Parishes will also receive a PDF copy of the e-newsletter which they can print off and distribute for those who don’t have or don’t use email. Individuals can subscribe to the e-newsletter by sending their details to subscribe@perthcatholic. org.au Further info: contact Editor, Jamie O’Brien on 08 9220 5900 or editor@therecord.com.au. EDITION #9 | 27 NOVEMBER 2014
ADULT FAITH FORMATION Deepen your understanding of your faith by enrolling in a Term Four course at the Maranatha Centre for Adult Faith Formation. Courses are very affordable, range in length from 3 weeks to 8 weeks, and are offered during the day, at twilight, during evenings and on weekends. Further info: 08 9241 5221. MARIAN MOVEMENT OF PRIESTS The Adult Cenacle meets with the specific intention of praying for priests on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Tuesdays of the month at St Bernadette’s Church, Jugan St, Glendalough and on the 4th Tuesday at All Saints Church, Greenwood. 10.30am Rosary followed by Mass and then a time of fellowship. The Youth Cenacle for those aged 18 to 40s meets at St Bernadette’s on Jugan St, Glendalough on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month with the Rosary at 8pm followed by catechesis by various priests as guest speakers (confessions available during Rosary meditations). Various social activities follow. All are welcome. Further info: Adele Coyne M) 0434 08 4184, E) adelecoyne@gmail.com or E) Vivianna.Boyle@cpfs.wa.gov.au. CREATION AND ANZAC ONLINE RESOURCES The Columban Centre for Peace, Ecology and Justice has two things that Catholics in Perth might find of interest: A Catholic Season of Creation – Sundays of September (or any other month) with a specific focus for each Sunday: # 1 – Forest; # 2 – Land; # 3 – Wilderness; and # 4 – Rivers; and The Way of Peace – ANZAC Centenary Edition 1915–2015, launched on 4 October 2014, Feast of St Francis of Assisi. Resource can be downloaded at www.columban.org. au after launch date. Further info: Ash Prasad P) 02 9352 8021, E) pej.cmi@ columban.org.au. INTRODUCING THE JUSTICE, ECOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE (JEDO) The Justice, Ecology and Development Office (JEDO) has replaced the Catholic Social Justice Council (CSJC) in January 2014, with new Director Carol Mitchell taking on the role from the end of February. The Office moved from the Catholic Pastoral Centre in Highgate to the Newman Siena Centre in Doubleview in midMarch. JEDO Director Carol Mitchell said: “We welcome your inclusion and participation in our ‘call to action’. As Pope Francis stated: ‘Let us try a little harder to take the first step and to become involved’”. Click Here to download the first JEDO newsletter, which can be distributed through your own broad networks. People or agencies can be added to the JEDO mailing list by contacting: admin. jedo@perthcatholic.org.au. Further info: go to www.jedo.perthcatholic. org.au
CATHOLIC LIBRARY’S BOOK OF THE WEEK Vatican Council II : Reforming Liturgy (Pilcher, Carmel; Orr, David; Harrington, Elizabeth). Sacrosanctum Concilium opened the door to all Christians to understand the contemporary challenge to their life and health, and it started with the reform of the liturgy. The Ebook is available for access by members of the Catholic Library of Western Australia at the following link: http://ceowa. eblib.com.au/patron/FullRecord. aspx?p=1658004. (Joining the Catholic Library in Leederville is free. To join as a member, please complete and submit the online membership form at http://form.jotform.com/ form/13185144644.) HOUSE / PET SITTING REQUIRED I am seeking accommodation any time after 31 January 2015. I am a 55 plus woman and work full time for an agency of the Catholic Archdiocese of Perth. I would really appreciate hearing from you should you be going away at any time throughout the year and would like to consider me to take the best of care of your home and precious pet/s. I have experience, references and WACOT Criminal Check. I can be contacted on 0428 378 517. Suzanne SPECIAL PILGRIMAGE Departing Perth on Emirates Airlines, 4th May 2015, returning Perth 27th
May (early hours). Visiting Lourdes, Fatima (for 13th) May. San Sebastian de Garabandal. Santiago de Capostela. Rome. (Optional Castelpetroso) Medjugorje & Split. Spiritual Director Rev Fr. T. Bogoni. Cost $6,999 which includes all flights, Air France, Air Portugal and Croatian Airlines. All airport taxes which may be subject to change). Transfers, luxury coach travel, excellent accommodation all with ensuite facilities. Bed/Breakfast/ Evening meals. Guide 24/7. Visiting 5 countries for this unbelievable price of $6,999. Bookings now open. Enq: Eileen 0407 471 256 or medjugorje1947@gmail.com
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