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Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 12, 2014
WELCOME TO BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
We strive to live out the Gospel of Jesus Christ through our
life of prayer centered on the Eucharist and through the
formation of our members for evangelization and loving
service to others.
PASTOR
Fr. John Marie Bingham, OP, 206-547-3020
[email protected]
PAROCHIAL VICAR
Fr. Francis Hung-Le, OP, 206-547-3020
[email protected]
PAROCHIAL VICAR
Fr. Marcin Szymanski, OP, 206-547-3020
[email protected]
PARISH ADMINISTRATOR
Debbie Gonzalez 206-732-7340, [email protected]
OFFICE ASSISTANT
Patricia Denend 206-547-3020, [email protected]
DIRECTOR, LITURGY
Jesson Mata 206-732-7343, [email protected]
DIRECTOR, FAITH FORMATION AND EVANGELIZATION
Walt Sears 206-732-7345, [email protected]
BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH
5050 8th Avenue NE, Seattle, WA 98105 (Office)
Phone: 206-547-3020 Fax: 206-547-6371
Website: blessed-sacrament.org - Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM -12:00 Noon, 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
The church is open daily from 6:00 AM until 7:00 PM
MASS SCHEDULE
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Weds - Friday
Saturday
Holy Days
7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM, 12:00 Noon, 5:45 PM
5:30 PM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM, 5:30 PM
8:00 AM, 5:00 PM (Sunday Vigil)
5:30 PM (Vigil), 8:00 AM, 12:00 Noon, 5:30 PM, 7:00 PM
NEWMAN CENTER at the University of Washington
DIRECTOR, RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Marilyn Thornton 206-355-6540, [email protected]
4502 - 20th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98015
Phone: 206-527-5072
Website: www.uwnewman.org
DIRECTOR, OUTREACH
Nina Butorac 206-732-7351, [email protected]
MASS SCHEDULE
DIRECTOR, FACILITIES
Gary McDonald 206-547-3020, [email protected]
Weekdays
Wednesday
Sunday
12:35 PM (excluding Wednesdays)
9:00 PM
10:00 AM, 5:00 PM, 7:00 PM, 9:00 PM
FACILITIES ASSISTANT
Aaron O’Bryan-Herriott 206-547-3020
ORGANIST
Laura Ouimette 206-659-9251
[email protected]
World Mission Sunday
PRAYER TREE AND PRAYER REQUESTS
Call 206-732-7350, or email [email protected]
Next weekend, October 18 and 19,
the Church will celebrate
World Mission Sunday
LITURGY OF THE HOURS AND THE ROSARY
Morning and Evening Prayer: 7:25 AM and 5:10 PM
Rosary: following morning and Monday evening Masses
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
Tuesday-Saturday 6:30 AM to 7:30 AM
Every Friday from 8:00 PM to Saturday 8:00 AM
Door combination required from 8:00PM TO 6:00AM
Contact Jesson Mata 206-732-7343, [email protected]
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Monthly communal Baptisms during Mass or by
appointment. Call the Parish Office at 206-547-3020.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (Confession)
Thursdays after the 8:00 AM Mass; Saturdays from
3:30 PM to 4:30 PM; or by appointment.
Confessions at the Newman Center:
Sunday
4:00 - 4:45 PM, 6:15 - 6:45 PM
Wednesday
8:00 - 9:00 PM
SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION
Contact Marilyn Thornton [email protected]
SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK
After Sunday Mass or by appointment.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Contact the Parish Office for more information.
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults)
Contact Marilyn Thornton [email protected]
DOMINICAN FRIARS IN RESIDENCE
Fr. Jordan Bradshaw, OP [email protected]
Director, Newman Center
Prior Superior of Dominican Community
Fr. Lukasz Misko, OP [email protected]
Assistant Director, Newman Center
October 18 - 19
This year we are invited to reach out and
help build up the Church in Mongolia, the
world‟s youngest Catholic Church!
Collection envelopes will be in the pews, and there will be only one
passing of the basket, as is our custom. We ask that you please give
generously for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, and keep
the missions in your daily prayers. Thank you!
For more information, visit www.IAmAMissionary.org.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
OF BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
Emergency Assistance: Call 206-930-6439. Please leave your name,
phone number, and the details of your situation and request. Response
usually occurs within 24 hours.
Sunday Dinner and Food Bank: Dinner is served Sundays 12:00 noon 2:00 PM. Food Bank is open Fridays 10:30 AM - 12:00 noon. For further
information about the dinner or food bank, or to make a donation or
volunteer, email John Morford at [email protected] or visit the
Parish website at
www.blessed-sacrament.org/svdp.html
congratulations
We welcome into our community those recently baptized:
October 5, 2014 Felix Anthony Bernstein, son of Michael and Monica Bernstein
We congratulate those recently married:
October 4, 2014 Damon Frashure and Kaelen Burton
Rest in Peace
Robert Mulholland
Whose funeral was held on October 9, 2014
Mass intentions
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12
7:30 AM Anne Bydalek (David, Peggy & Will Coy)
9:00 AM Jamna Dass Chabra
(Society of Vincent de Paul)
10:30 AM Eileen Herman (Louis Herman)
12:00 Noon Parishioners of Blessed Sacrament
5:45 PM Amancia Araneta Vda. de Del Mundo
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13
5:30 PM Milani A. Del Mundo
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14
8:00 AM Randy McDonald
(Blessed Sacrament Parish Staff)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15
8:00 AM Denise Dragovich (Becky Duncan)
5:30 PM Holy Souls in Purgatory (Paul Sutlovich)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16
8:00 AM Thanksgiving
(Theresa Blahato & Tereza Benevides)
5:30 PM Holy Souls in Purgatory (Paul Sutlovich)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17
8:00 AM Julianne Americo (Sara Wellnitz)
5:30 PM Holy Souls in Purgatory (Paul Sutlovich)
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18
8:00 AM Louis & Dorothy Hon (P. Hon)
5:30 PM Colleen Wellnitz (Sara Wellnitz)
MASS READINGS FOR THE WEEK
NOTICE: On October 19 (only), the Sunday Forum will be
meeting in the Interconnections Room of UCDS. This is
the large meeting space, down the stairway from 9th
Avenue, and on the right. Please make a note of this!
Calendar of parish events
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12
10:00 AM Coffee Hour - Aquinas Library, Parish Hall.
10:30 AM Children‟s Sunday School - UCDS.
10:30 AM Sunday Forum, A History of Prayer Beads and
Rosaries, with Francis Zanger - TEC,UCDS.
4:00 PM RCIA - Margaret of Savoy, Priory.
7:00 PM Sacramental Imagination Class - Margaret of
Savoy, Priory.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13
7:00 PM Communion and Liberation - Margaret of
Savoy, Priory.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14
5:30 PM Prayer Liturgy for Life - Church.
7:00 PM Spirit and Truth - Church/Aquinas Library,
Parish Hall.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15
8:30 AM Wednesday Morning Bible Study - Aquinas
Library, Parish Hall.
6:45 PM Respect Life Meeting - Parish Hall.
7:00 PM St. Dominic Rosary Makers - St. Pius V,
Priory.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16
7:00 PM Latin Class - Holy Family, Sacristy.
7:00 PM Exploring Catholic Beliefs - Parish Hall.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17
10:30 AM Friday Food Bank - Parish Hall.
6:00 PM AHG Father-Daughter Dinner and Dance Parish Hall.
8:00 PM Friday Adoration - Church.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18
World Mission Collection
8:45 AM Legion of Mary - Holy Family Conf., Sacristy.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
World Mission Collection
10:00 AM Coffee Hour - Aquinas Library, Parish Hall.
10:30 AM Children‟s Sunday School - UCDS.
10:30 AM Sunday Forum, Role and Identity, with Gil
Costello - Interconnections Room, UCDS.
4:00 PM RCIA - Margaret of Savoy, Priory.
7:00 PM Sacramental Imagination Class - Margaret of
Savoy, Priory.
7:00 PM Healing Prayer Team - Church.
For the week of October 12 - 19
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Is 25:6-10a; Phil 4:12-14,19-20; Mt 22:1-14
Gal 4:22-24,26-27,31-5:1; Lk 11:29-32
Gal 5:1-6; Lk 11:37-41
Gal 5:18-25; Lk 11:42-46
Eph 1:1-10; Lk 11:47-54
Eph 1:11-14; Lk 12:1-7
2Tm 4:10-17b; Lk 10:1-9
Is 45:1,4-6; 1Thes 1:1-5b; Mt 22:15-21
COLLECTION FOR OCTOBER 2 - 8 : $ 20,550
ROSARY SUNDAY COLLECTION: $ 21,490
The collection helps to support the work and ministry of Blessed
Sacrament Church. Thank you for your continued generosity!
The submission deadline for the Blessed Sacrament Bulletin is at
the end of day on Friday, nine days prior to the publication
weekend. Please submit articles and suggestions to
[email protected].
Parish events
Dominican Youth Group
Friday, October 24
Don‟t miss the next meeting of the
Dominican Youth group - we invite all
those between the ages of 13 and 19.
We will meet in the Church on Friday,
October 24, at 5:30 PM for Mass,
Stations of the Cross, then dinner, a
social hour of games and jollification,
time for Adoration and the Rosary, a
reflection on the Sunday readings, the
Sacrament of Reconciliation, and finally Compline and
Benediction. It‟s a full night! Remember to invite a friend!
Contact info: Mark Shea at 425-672-3522. See you then!
All Saints Festivities
Saturday, November 1
Mass at 5:00 PM with a Procession of the Saints
Dress up as a favorite saint or carry a handmade banner or
shield honoring a saint. Gather in the vestibule at 4:50 pm
to line up for the procession.
Potluck Supper at 6:00 PM in the Parish Hall
A – G bring a dessert (suggested: 2 pumpkin pies)
H – Z bring a main dish
The parish will provide salad, bread, beverages, dishes and
utensils.
Program at around 6:30 PM
Following dinner we will have a Show and Tell
- Talent Show, featuring some of the saints.
Anyone (adults included!) can tell a story about
one of the saints, about the good works they
did, or why they are admired.
Marilyn Thornton has some costume pieces for you to
borrow if you are looking for ideas! Perhaps a family might
like to do something together.
For more information or to volunteer to help with
decorating, set up or clean up, please contact Marilyn at
206-355-6540, or [email protected].
Exploring Catholic Beliefs
The Incarnation
Thursday Evenings at 7:00 PM
Now through November 6 - Parish Hall
Join Walt Sears and Exploring Catholic Beliefs for a
deeper look at the Incarnation and what it means to us.
Contact Walt Sears at [email protected]
for questions and/or registration.
Parish events
Compline at Blessed Sacrament
with The Byrd Ensemble
Alternating Sunday Evenings at 8:15 PM
Our friends from the Byrd
Ensemble will perform Renaissance
Compline Services every Sunday,
for the next three months,
alternating between Blessed
Sacrament and the Newman
Center, through January 4, 2015.
Compline will start at 8:15 PM, beginning this Sunday,
October 12, here at Blessed Sacrament. Alternating times
are arranged with the Newman Center, according to the
following schedule:
October 5
October 12
October 19
October 26
Newman Center
Blessed Sacrament
Newman Center
Blessed Sacrament
November 2
November 9
November 16
November 23
November 30
Newman Center
Blessed Sacrament
Newman Center
Blessed Sacrament
Newman Center
December 7
December 14
December 21
December 28
Blessed Sacrament
Newman Center
Blessed Sacrament
Newman Center
January 4
Blessed Sacrament
Led by Markdavin Obenza, the Byrd Ensemble is a Seattlebased vocal ensemble specializing in the performance of
chamber vocal music, including medieval, baroque,
Renaissance, and contemporary venues.
The ensemble is garnering international acclaim for its
recordings of Renaissance vocal music.
Disputatio Small Group
Do you feel that you are living on the
margins with regard to your faith and the
Catholic Church? Are you struggling with
Church teachings, perhaps questioning your
own place in the faith community? Are you
looking for a safe place to express your
views, to seek greater understanding, to
study church documents, and have the encouragement of others
who understand and share your struggles?
In the Dominican tradition, we are forming a small, “disputatio”
group which will begin in December. If you are interested, or
know someone who might benefit, please contact Nina Butorac,
Director of Outreach, at 206-732-7351 or by email at
[email protected].
Parish events
Healing Prayer
October 19, 7:00 PM
If you are concerned about
finances, family, or relationships,
or if you need spiritual, emotional,
or physical healing, please join us
for healing prayer after the 5:45 PM Mass, every third
Sunday of the month. Meet with the prayer teams in the
north transept of the church, by the statue of St. Joseph.
For more information, please contact Jesson Mata at
206-732-7343 or [email protected].
SUNDAY FORUM,
and
COFFEE & CONVERSATION
Fall, 2014
The Sunday Forum and Coffee and Conversation sessions meet in
the Teacher Education Center (TEC) at
UCDS School from 10:30 - 11:45 AM.
Presentations are free, and no registration is required.
Contact Marilyn Thornton at [email protected].
Oct 12
A History of Prayer Beads and Rosaries
Oct 19
Role & Identity
Presenter: Francis Zanger
Presenter: Gil Costello
Oct 26
Theology of the Sacrament of Reconciliation
Nov 2
Coffee & Conversation: Hosted by
The Welcoming Ministry (DST begins)
Nov 9
Meet Our New Pastor
Nov 16
Catholic Housing Services
of Western Washington
Presenter: Fr. Marcin Szymanski, OP
Presenter: Fr. John Marie Bingham, OP
Presenter: Gloria Burton, Director,
Farm Worker Housing Initiative
Nov 23
A Mother’s Story of Raising a Child with
Intellectual Disabilities
Presenter: Cheryl Felak, RN BSN
Nov 30
Advent Workshop (Thanksgiving weekend)
No Sunday School or Forum classes
Dec 7
Coffee & Conversation: Hosted by
The Peace and Justice Committee
Dec 14
Catholic Christmas Traditions Worth Preserving
Dec 21
CHRISTMAS/ NEW YEAR BREAK
Dec 28
CHRISTMAS/ NEW YEAR BREAK
Presenter: Syd C’deBaca
Coffee & Conversation will resume on Jan 4, 2015.
SUNDAY FORUM will resume on Jan 11, 2015.
Young Adult events
Drinks with Dominicans
Please join us for this month's Drinks
with Dominicans on Tuesday,
October 28, at 7:30 PM at the Blue
Star Café.
We welcome Tricia Bolle, founder of
the St. Francis Xavier Lay Missionary
Society. Tricia has been serving in mission in Asia for
nearly seven years and is recently back from her latest trip.
To more fully understand the Catholic Church in China,
one must look beyond the headlines and the politics to
understand the people.
Who are China's Catholics and what is the society like in
which they live? What is the history of Christianity in
China and what is the face of Christ's Church like today in
mainland China? What are some of the challenges that
China's Christians face and how does the beauty of our
faith reveal itself among our Chinese Christian brothers
and sisters? Tricia will speak about the Church in Asia and
the opportunities for Catholic laity to serve in places like
Hong Kong and other parts of Asia.
For more details, please visit www.laymissionary.org
Service opportunities
LEND A HAND TO YOUR NEIGHBOR!
VOLUNTEER CHORE SERVICES is a
program of Catholic Community Services
committed to helping elders and adults with
disabilities remain living independently
through a network of caring community-minded
volunteers of all ages. You can provide a variety of inhome services that these individuals are no longer able to
do for themselves. The hours are flexible and the work is
simple. There are also one-time opportunities for on-call
requests and group projects.
Volunteers provide help with:
- Transportation
- Housework
- Shopping
- Yard care
- Household repairs
- Laundry
- Cooking
- Moving assistance
- Wood provision
- Errands
For more information and to request a volunteer
application, please call 206-328-5787 or visit
www.ccsww.org/vcs
local events
JOHN PAUL II’S PILGRIMAGE
TO POLAND IN JUNE 1979:
How Poland’s Communists
Interpreted It
Presented by Prof. James Felak
October 22, at 7:30 PM
Walker-Ames Room at Kane Hall,
UW Campus
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
The dramatic visit of Pope John Paul II to his native Poland in
June 1979 was one of the most significant events of the
twentieth century. Professor James Felak will draw from his
research at the Archiwum Akt Nowych (The Central Archives of
Modern Records) and Instytut Pamięci Narodowej (The
Institute of National Remembrance) in Warsaw to examine how
Poland‟s Communist regime, in its internal reports,
characterized and analyzed this papal pilgrimage.
James Felak has been Professor of History at the University of
Washington since 1989. He is a familiar and long-time member
of Blessed Sacrament Parish.
Contact Information:
Ewa Poraj-Kuczewski at 206-362-3829
Or email at [email protected]
www.polishstudiesuw.org
Organized by the UW Polish Studies Endowment Committee
(UW PSEC); this lecture is a part of the Distinguished Speakers Series
Cabrini Ministry Training
We are all called to minister by virtue of
our baptism. If you feel a desire to
respond to God‟s call in a new way, please
prayerfully discern your participation in
Cabrini Ministry. You will be welcomed warmly, empowered
to be a competent pastoral care minister, and nurtured by the
prayerful, loving Cabrini Ministry community.
Individuals who complete the Cabrini Ministry Training receive
the gift of
• Increased self awareness
• Stronger command of pastoral helping skills, renewed
relationship with God
• Contributing to the community and world, by serving others
• Pastoral leadership skills
• Helping others see where God is working in their lives
• Trained lay minister, giving skills to live out the baptismal call
For more information and applications visit our website at
cabriniministry.org, or call us at 206-760-0583.
Cabrini Ministry Training c/o St. James Cathedral
804 Ninth Avenue Seattle, WA 98104
Local Events
Join the bishops of
Western Washington for
The Cornerstone Catholic
Conference, "Building a
Culture of Life," which
will be held at the Tacoma
Convention Center on October 24 and 25. Our bishops
are asking us to be “inspired and educated in the Gospel
call to care for our brothers and sisters who are unborn,
poor, marginalized, or at the end of life."
Speakers include Immaculee Ilibagiza, a Rwandan genocide
survivor; Serrin Foster, president of Feminists for Life;
Abby Johnson, former director of a Planned Parenthood
facility; Annapatrice Clarke of the Intercommunity Peace
and Justice Center; Vicki Thorn of Project Rachel; as well
as Seattle Archbishop J. Peter Sartain, and Bishop Robert
McElroy of San Francisco.
Details about the Conference and
registration information may be found at
cornerstonecatholic.com.
Scholarships are available! Please email us
at [email protected],
or call 206-301-0556.
Noteworthy
Navigating the Elder Care Maze
“I need to find assisted living for my mom.”
“My father-in-law doesn’t drive and can’t use Metro. He
needs information on transportation options.”
“I'm providing regular care for my adult son who has a
disability. I need help!” “Who do I call?!”
Finding help for an older adult can be a daunting task.
Fortunately, two local programs provide guidance in navigating
the maze of community and government programs:
Senior Information & Assistance (1-8884ELDERS) is the go-to number for anyone age
60+ and their family members who needs help
identifying resources that meet their needs. Visit
www.agingkingcounty.org
The King County Caregiver Support Network provides
guidance to unpaid primary caregivers of adults of any age who
are unable to care for themselves - typically family members or
close friends or neighbors. Visit www.kccaregiver.org
Aging and Disability Services (ADS), the Area
Agency on Aging for Seattle-King County,
currently funds both programs. In the coming
year, services may be enhanced to help a
broader range of older adults and individuals
with disabilities plan to live independently in the community.
Pastor’s corner
I can do all things in him who strengthens me. Still, it was kind of
you to share in my distress. Philippians 4:13-14
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Ups and downs characterize human life.
We have smooth-sailing days and choppy
water days, times of joy and times of
sorrow. The Gospel does not change this
fundamental reality; it does, however,
give us a new perspective by which we
interpret our experience. St. Paul refers
to this insight in his letter to the Philippians: “In every
circumstance and in all things I have learned the secret of
being well fed and of going hungry, of living in abundance and
of being in need.” (4:12) What is the “secret”? St. Paul‟s
secret is faith in Christ that gives him hope of eternal life. In
other words, he affirms by faith that God desires everyone to
be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth (1 Tm 2:4);
this faith strengthens his hope that God will provide for his
deepest needs and the needs of all from the overflowing
goodness of divine love.
There is great strength in this truth for all of us as well, we
who are called to be evangelists and missionaries in the 21st
century. We, too, can do all things in Christ who strengthens
us; by faith in him we can heal wounds in our own lives and
may even find he works through us to bring new light to those
who are in darkness. Our resulting courage emboldens us to
consider all our daily circumstances as a means for covering
the nakedness of sin with the wedding garment of Christ‟s
charity. Moreover, our courageous faith diffuses itself and
enlivens others; I certainly have found great strength and
consolation in your faith-filled and prayerful support for the
Dominicans here and throughout the Province.
In a particular way, I want to express my profound gratitude
for your generosity with our Rosary Sunday appeal. We have
received many gifts of prayer and more than $20,000 to this
point. Indeed, it is kind of you to share with us in our need!
The support you give our brothers in formation bears much
fruit and produces preachers who will continue to go out and
invite whomever they find to the Father‟s feast. If you have
not had a chance to return your Rosary Sunday envelopes, I
invite you to mail them in or place them in our collection
basket; every gift helps spread the good news of salvation.
Thank you.
In Christ and St. Dominic,
Fr John Marie, OP
reflecting Christ Stories
Our Reflecting Christ story
this week is based on an
account that appeared in the
Christian periodical,
Guideposts, and was shared by
one of our parishioners.
A local fire department responded to a mobile home fire only
to discover, upon arrival, that a water fixture on-site had
ruptured and doused the flames. The fire crew, which had
been energized and focused on fighting a fire, experienced a bit
of a let-down instead. They went through their routine
procedures to make sure the fire would not reignite. Most of
the crew gathered near the engine to relax and 'smoke and
joke' while they waited for the „all clear‟ -- all except Pete.
He wasn't like most of the guys. Instead, he had removed his
helmet and was talking to a child who apparently lived in the
mobile home. Pete asked the little boy if he was scared. The
child didn't answer, but instead hugged Pete's waist and buried
his head there as he cried.
The story‟s author then reflected that, in some ways, a fire
crew is not that different from a church community. They can
both be characterized by close fellowships in which members
share strong intimacy between one another. By the same
token, it's easy for both groups to focus internally and ignore
the needs of others just outside their circles. Pete's example
was a graphic reminder to the author that we all need to
remain aware of those nearby who may need our time and
attention. In the midst of our work, play, or fellowship,
Christ asks us to first see the one nearby who is hurt, thirsty,
lonely or in need. Then, find a way to be present to them -recognizing their humanity and responding in love accordingly.
The Scriptures tell us that this is how we express our love to
God. This is how we slowly, day-by-day, bring his kingdom
into greater fullness, right here, right now. This is what we
mean when we say our goal is to 'See the face of Christ, and be
the face of Christ.' Amen.
God's blessing,
Walt Sears
This was a real-world situation in which a one person saw Christ in
another, and subsequently become Christ to her neighbor. You see
situations and circumstances like this every day.
If you have a Reflecting Christ story to share, please contact me. Grab
me at Mass, or give me a call at my office, or email me at
[email protected].
Mission West: Campaign for Dominican Friars - Blessed Sacrament’s Goal: $ 354,500 by November 6, 2014
Cash and Pledges to date $ 354,590
$90 Over!
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