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St. Elizabeth Catholic Church
Office. 903-583-7734 ● 916 Maple Street Bonham, Tx 75418 ● Emergency 859-492-3236
Hours: Monday–Friday 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.  Website: se-bonham.com 
Email: [email protected]—Fax: 903-583-7702
January 31 2016 The Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Pastor: Fr. Arturo Molina
Deacon: Deacon Joe Culling
Bookkeeper: Margaret Cox
Bulletin Editor: Margaret Cox
Church Secretary: Shirley Forney
SCHEDULE OF MASSES/HORARIO DE LAS MISAS
Saturday
Sunday
English
5:00 p.m.
English
8:00 a.m.
English
10:30 a.m.
Español
12:00 noon
Español
2:00 p.m.
Wednesday English
5:00 p.m.
Friday
English
5:00 p.m.
Rosary:
30 minutes before each Mass
Rosario:
30 minutos antes de cada Misa
SCHEDULE OF CONFESSIONS/CONFESIONES
Saturday /Sábado
4:00 - 4:45 p.m.
Sunday/Domingo
7:00 – 7:45 a.m.
By Appointment
Call the church office for appointments with Fr. Molina for
Baptism, Quinceñeras and Matrimony 6 months before the
proposed date of the celebration.
Llame a la oficina para hacer una cita con el Padre Molina
acerca de los Bautizos, Quinceñera y Matrimonio 6 meses
antes de la fecha de la celebración.
Faith Formation Classes/Las clases de Formación de Fe
1st Communion English 1st & 2nd year
Sunday 9:15 am
1st Communuion Spanish 1st & 2nd year Domingo 10:30am
Confirmation English 1st & 2nd year
Sunday 9:15 am
RCIA
Thursday 7:00 pm
All other classes Sunday 9:15
Quiñcenera Classses—1st Saturday of the month
Baptismal Classes—1st Sunday of the month 9:00 am
Baptisms—2nd Sunday of the Month
PARISH AND LEADERS
Pastoral Council:
Marge Ross
Finance Council:
Antonio Rodriguez
Liturgy Committee:
Deacon Culling
Pastoral Care:
Carol Monte
Social Ministry:
Bill McCormick
RCIA/English:
DRE
Denise Kapp
RCIA/Spanish:
Arturo Aldana
Fund Raising:
Safe Environment
Shirley Forney
English Choir:
Mary Ferguson
Spanish Choir:
Raul Martinez
Hispanic Ministry
Felipe Longor ia
Youth Ministry:
Ellia Valdez
Ladies Guild:
Marge Ross
*Knights of Columbus: Phillip Timmons
*Legion of Mary:
Carol Monte
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Coordinator
Coordinator
Coordinator
Coor dinator
Coordinator
Coordinator
Coordinator
Coordinator
Coordinator
Chair man
Coordinator
President
Grand Knight
President
*non parish based organization, inclusion on this list does not imply
endorsement by Saint Elizabeth Church or knowledge of the activities of the
groups
MISSION
We, the Catholic Community of Saint Elizabeth in Bonham, Texas, striving to form a Christian family as called forth by our baptism, wanting to
grow in holiness and in the knowledge and love of Jesus through the Word
of God and the joyful celebration of the Eucharist, accepting our common
responsibility as welcoming and forgiving community of disciples, commit
our God-given gifts of time, talent and resources to further the mission of
Christ..
MISION
Nosotros, la comunidad católica de Santa Isabel en Bonham, Texas, nos
esforzamos por formar una familia cristiana, como llamados por nuestro
bautismo, con ganas de crecer en santidad y en el conocimiento y el amor
de Jesús a través de la Palabra de Dios y por la alegre celebración de la
Eucaristía, la aceptación de nuestra responsabilidad común como la
acogida y la comunidad de los discípulos de perdón, nos comprometemos
con los dones que Dios nos ha dado de tiempo, talento y recursos para
promover la misión de Cristo.
DATE
TIME
Sat. Jan 30
Sun. Jan 31
500 pm
8:00 am
10:30 am
12:00pm
2:00 pm
Mass Intentions/Intenciones de las Misas
Requested by
Parish
Shirley Forney
Parish
Parish
Parish
For Peace in the World
For the repose of the soul of Lara Kaus
For Protection of the UNBORN
For parishioners of St. Elizabeth
For all the faithful departed souls
Coordinators of Ministry Committees
Coordinadores de los Comités del Ministerio
Extraordinary Ministers/Ministros Extraordinarios
Carole Monte /Maria Ventura Benitez
Lectors/lectores
Margaret Cox /Rebeca Gutierrez
Altar Servers/Monaguillos
Maria Mendoza
Ushers/ujieres
Bob Ross /Juan Venegas
Parish Meetings:
Ladies Guild
Finance Council
Pastoral Council
Scripture Study
Youth Ministry
Music Practice
Hispanic Ministry
Hispanic Music Practice
Renovación
4th Thursday @ 4:30 p.m.
2nd Thursday @ 6:00 p.m.
1st Thursday @ 6:30 p.m.
Every Tuesday@ 5:30 p.m.
Every Wednesday @ 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday @ 6:30 p.m.
Every 2nd Tuesday@ 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday @ 7:00 p.m.
Todos los jueves @7:30 p.m.
Non- Parish Based Organization Meetings
Environment/medio ambiente
Denise Kapp
Altar Servers Needed/Monaguillos Necesarios
Altar Server Classes by appointment.
Please call Maria Mendoz
Clases para los servidores de altar gse haran con el Señor
Maria Mendoza—903-486-1549
*Knights of Columbus
*Legion of Mary
*Disciples of Jesus & Mary
1st Wednesday @ 7:00 p.m.
Every Wednesday @ 3:00 p.m.
1st & 3rd Saturday @ 3:00 p.m.
*Non parish based organization, inclusion on this listing does not
imply the endorsement by St. Elizabeth's or knowledge of the
activities of the groups.
If you would like to volunteer to help with these duties .please
contact the business office .
Lectors (First & Second Reader)
Lectura ( 1ra-2da lector)
Commentators
Comentador
(Fifth Sunday of the Month) Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jan. 30 Sat 5:00 pm E T. Cannon / D. Cannon
V. Moeller
Jan.31 Sun 8:00 am E S. Franklin / M. Cox
M. Ross
10:30 am E. J. Crook / J. Crook
C. Monte
12:00 pm S L Hernandez / R. Lopez
J. Fernandez
2:00 pm S E. Garcia / B. Hernandez
F/Longoria
(First Sunday of the Month) Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Feb, 6 Sat 5:00 pm E D. Cannon / V. Moeller
S. Turinsky
Feb. 7 Sun 8:00 am E. S. Kapp / G. Straight
M. Cox
10:30 am E J. Crook / J. Crook
C. Monte
12:00pm S L. Martinez / B. Soto
G. Niño
2:00 pm S V. Aguilar / C. Salinas
F. Longoria
(Second Sunday of the Month) First Sunday of Lent \
Feb. 13, Sat 5:00 pm E T. Cannon / D. Cannon
V. Moeller
Feb. 14, Sun 8:00 am E. Franklin / M. Cox
M. Ross
10:30 am E C. Sacco / C. Sacco
C. Monte
12:00 pm S L. Parra / M. Cruz
F. Longoria
2:00 pm S M. Zuniga / B. Hernandez
G. Niño
Adoration to the Blessed Sacrament February 5, 2016
First Friday Adoration – 11:00 a.m. Benediction—5:00p.m , Mass at
5:00 pm.
Adoración al Santísimo Sacramento
Primer Viernes de cada mes— 5 de Febrero de 2016
Adoración comienza a las 11:00, Bendicón a las 5: 00 . La Misa, a
las 5:00 pm.
Extraordinary Ministers
Ministros Extraordinarios
M. Schreiber
B. Ross
C. Monte
J. Cruz / M. Gutierrez
J. & R. Maldonado
T. Cannon
B. Ross
C. Monte
J. Cruz / M. Gutierrez
J & R. Maldonado
M. Schreiber
B. Ross
C. Monte
J. Cruz / M. Gutierrez
J. & R. Maldonado
Altar Servers
monaguillos
A & B Kapp
M. & S. Sacco
A & B Kapp
M. & S. Sacco
A & B Kapp
M. & S. Sacco
2015 Bishop’s Annual Appeal
Goal
Amount Pledged:
$11,000.00
$13,063.00
Amount Collected as of 12/31/2015 $ 9,208.00
Remainder of Pledges to Collect
$ 3,855.00
Remainder of Goal to Collect
$ 1,792.00
January 31, 2016
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
From Fr. Art’s Desk No. 55
January 31, 2016
THE GREAT HYMN TO LOVE
GOD PREPARES A CITY FOR THEM Heb.
11:16
It is doubtful that Saint Paul, when
he sat down to write what we now know as
the thirteenth chapter of First Corinthians,
knew that he was penning what was to become one of the keystones of Christian ethics.
In this brief passage, he set down ideals
about love that have held fast through the
centuries. Sometimes we may think that because these are ideals to which we aspire, we
are excused from them in our daily living.
But what Paul was writing was a
letter to his friends, providing them with some
sound advice about what it meant—and still
means—to live in love, day by day, as a follower of Christ. We find in his words to his
friends a broadening of the great commands
of Jesus to love God and neighbor. Today we
hear what this love must look like in our own
actions, and how it ought to guide our relationships with others.
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — God appoints Jeremiah as prophet to
the nations (Jeremiah 1:4-5, 17-19).
Psalm — I will sing of your salvation (Psalm 71).
Second Reading — Love with its many facets is the most
important of the virtues (1 Corinthians 12:31 — 13:13 [13:413]).
Gospel — When Jesus claims his salvific mission is for all
people, not just the Jews, he is expelled by the enraged members of the Nazarean synagogue (Luke 4:21-30).
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
2 Sm 15:13-14, 30; 16:5-13; Ps 3:2-7;
Mk 5:1-20
Tuesday:
Mal 3:1-4; Ps 24:7-10; Heb 2:14-18;
Lk 2:22-40 [22-32]
Wednesday: 2 Sm 24:2, 9-17; Ps 32:1-2, 5-7; Mk 6:1-6
Thursday: 1 Kgs 2:1-4, 10-12; 1 Chr 29:10-12;
Mk 6:7-13
Friday:
Sir 47:2-11; Ps 18:31, 47, 50, 51; Mk 6:14-29
Saturday:
1 Kgs 3:4-13; Ps 119:9-14; Mk 6:30-34
Sunday:
Is 6:1-2a, 3-8; Ps 138:1-5, 7-8;
1 Cor 15:1-11 [3-8, 11]; Lk 5:1-11
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday:
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Tuesday: The Presentation of the Lord;
Groundhog Day
Wednesday: St. Blaise; St. Ansgar; Blessing of Throats
Friday:
St. Agatha; First Friday
Saturday: St. Paul Miki and Companions;
First Saturday
Faith and the common good
In presenting the story of the patriarchs and the righteous men and women of the Old Testament, the Latter to the Hebrews highlights an essential aspect of
their faith. That faith is not only presented as a journey, but also as a process of building, the preparing
of a place in which human beings can dwell together
with one another. The first builder was Noah who
saved his family in the ark Heb. 11:7. Then comes
Abraham, of whom it is said that by faith he dwelt in
tents, as he looked forward to the city with firm foundations Heb. 11: 9-10. With faith comes a new reliability, a new firmness, which God alone can give. If
the man of faith finds support in the God of fidelity,
the God who is Amen Is. 65:16, and thus becomes
firm himself, we can now also say that firmness of
faith marks the city which God is preparing for mankind. Faith does not merely grant interior firmness, a
steadfast conviction on the part of the believer; it also
sheds light on every human relationship because it is
born of love and reflects God’s own love. The God
who is himself reliable gives us a city which is reliable.
Precisely because it is linked to love Gal. 5:6, the
light of faith is concretely placed at the service of
justice, law and peace. Faith is born of an encounter
with God’s primordial love, where- in the meaning
and goodness of our life become evident; our life is
illumined to the extent that it enters into the space
opened by that love, to the extent that it becomes, in
other words, a path and praxis leading to the fullness
of love. The light of faith is capable of enhancing the
richness of human relations, their ability to endure, to
be trustworthy, to enrich our life together Faith does
not draw us away from the world or prove irrelevant
to the concrete concerns of the men and women of
our time. Without a love which is trustworthy, nothing could truly keep men and women united. Human
unity would be conceivable only on the basis of utility, on a calculus of conflicting interests or on fear,
but not on the goodness of living together, not on the
joy which the mere presence of the others can give.
Faith makes us appreciate the architecture of human
relationships because it grasps their ultimate foundation and definitive destiny in God, in his love, and
thus sheds light on the art of building; as such it becomes a service to the common good. Faith is truly a
good for everyone; it is a common good. Its light
does not simply brighten the interior of the Church,
nor does it serve solely to build our societies in such a
way that they can journey towards a future of hope.
.
31 de enero de 2016
Cuarto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
DEL ESCRITORIO DEL PADRE ARTURO #55
EL GRAN HIMNO AL AMOR
Cabe dudar que, cuando san Pablo se sentó a escribir lo que ahora conocemos como el capítulo
trece de la primera carta a los corintios, supiera que lo
que estaba escribiendo se convertiría en una clave
principal de la ética cristiana. En este breve pasaje, ha
consignado ideales sobre el amor que se han mantenido firmes en el transcurso de los siglos. A veces pensamos que porque estos son sólo ideales a los que uno
aspira, estamos libres de no practicarlos en nuestra
vida diaria.
Lo que Pablo estaba escribiendo era una
carta a sus amigos, dándoles buenos consejos sobre lo
que significaba –y todavía significa– vivir en el amor,
día a día, en seguimiento de Cristo. Encontramos en
las palabras a sus amigos una ampliación del gran
mandamiento de Jesús de amar a Dios y al prójimo.
Hoy en día escuchamos cómo este amor debe expresarse en nuestras acciones, y cómo debe regir nuestras
relaciones con los demás.
DIOS PREPARA UNA CIUDAD PARA ELLOS
(HEB 11:16)
LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — Dios destina a Jeremías a ser profeta de
las naciones (Jeremías 1:4-5, 17-19).
Salmo — Señor, tú eres mi esperanza (Salmo 71 [70]).
Segunda lectura — El amor con todas sus muchas facetas
es la más importante de las virtudes
(1 Corintios 12:31 — 13:13 [13:4-13]).
Evangelio — Cuando Jesús reclama que su misión salvífica
es para todos los pueblos, los miembros de la sinagoga de
Nazaret enfurecidos lo echan fuera (Lucas 4:21-30).
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes:
Martes:
2 Sm 15:13-14, 30; 16:5-13; Sal 3:2-7; Mc 5:1-20
Mal 3:1-4; Sal 24 (23):7-10; Heb 2:14-18;
Lc 2:22-40 [22-32]
Miércoles: 2 Sm 24:2, 9-17; Sal 32 (31):1-2, 5-7; Mc 6:1-6
Jueves:
1 Re 2:1-4, 10-12; 1 Cr 29:10-12; Mc 6:7-13
Viernes:
Sir 47:2-11; Sal 18 (17):31, 47, 50, 51; Mc 6:14-29
Sábado:
1 Re 3:4-13; Sal 119 (118):9-14; Mc 6:30-34
Domingo: Is 6:1-2a, 3-8; Sal 138 (137):1-5, 7-8;
1 Cor 15:1-11 [3-8, 11]; Lc 5:1-11
LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES
Domingo: Segundo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
Lunes:
Día de Martin Luther King, Jr.;
Semana de Oración por la Unidad Cristiana
Martes: La Teofanía en el calendario juliano (la epi
fanía)
Miércoles: San Fabián; san Sebastián
Jueves: Santa Inés
Viernes: Día de Oración por la Protección Legal de
la Criatura en el Vientre Materno
Sábado: San Vicente; santa Marianne Cope;
Santa María Virgen
31 de enero de 2016
La fe y el bien común
En la presentación de la historia de los patriarcas y los hombres y mujeres justos del Antiguo Testamento, este último a
los Hebreos pone de relieve un aspecto esencial de su fe.
Que la fe no sólo se presenta como un viaje, sino también
como un proceso de construcción, la preparación de un lugar en el que los seres humanos pueden vivir juntos unos
con otros. El primer constructor fue Noé quien salvó a su
familia en el arca (Heb. 11: 7). Luego viene Abraham, de
quien se dice que por la fe habitó en tiendas de campaña,
mientras se esperaba la ciudad que tiene fundamentos firmes
(Heb. 11: 9-10). Con fe viene una nueva fiabilidad, una nueva firmeza, que sólo Dios puede dar. Si el hombre de fe se
apoya en el Dios de la fidelidad, el Dios que es Amén (Is.
65:16), y por lo tanto se convierte en firme a sí mismo, ahora
podemos decir también que la firmeza de la fe marca la ciudad que Dios está preparando para la humanidad. La fe no
se limita a otorgar firmeza interior, una convicción firme de
parte del creyente; también arroja luz sobre toda relación
humana porque nace del amor y refleja el mismo amor de
Dios. El Dios que es él mismo fiable nos da una ciudad que
es confiable.
Precisamente porque está ligada al amor (Gal. 5: 6), la luz de
la fe se sitúa concretamente al servicio de la justicia, el
derecho y la paz. La fe nace del encuentro con el amor primordial de Dios, en donde el significado y la bondad de
nuestra vida se hace evidente; nuestra vida se ilumina en la
medida en que éste entre en el espacio abierto por el que el
amor, en la medida en que se hace, es decir, un camino y la
praxis que conducen a la plenitud del amor. La luz de la fe
es capaz de aumentar la riqueza de las relaciones humanas,
su capacidad para soportar, para ser digno de confianza, para
enriquecer nuestra vida en común de la fe no alejarnos del
mundo o resultar irrelevante para las preocupaciones concretas de los hombres y mujeres de nuestro tiempo. Sin un
amor que es digno de confianza, nada realmente podía mantener a los hombres y mujeres unidos. Unidad humana sería
concebible sólo sobre la base de la utilidad, en un cálculo de
intereses en conflicto o en el miedo, pero no en la bondad de
vivir juntos, no en la alegría que la mera presencia de los
demás puede dar. La fe nos hace apreciar la arquitectura de
las relaciones humanas, ya que capta su fundamento último
y su destino definitivo en Dios, en su amor, y por lo tanto
arroja luz sobre el arte de la construcción; como tal, se convierte en un servicio al bien común. La fe es verdaderamente
bueno para todo el mundo; se trata de un bien común. Su luz
no se limita a iluminar el interior de la Iglesia, ni sirve únicamente para construir nuestras sociedades de una manera tal
que se puede viajar hacia un futuro de esperanza.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
Jan. 23-24, 2016 - Now you are Christ's body, and individually parts of it (1Cor.12:27). As Sacraments of the Church and
part of Christ’s body, we need to take care of our relationships.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter can help you strengthen your marriage/holy orders. The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend is April 1-3, 2016. Dates fill fast. To apply, visit our website
at: http://www.dfwme.org/apply . For more information e-mail [email protected] or call 469-444-0904. Para mas informacion de
Encuentro Matrimonial en Espanol, escriba a [email protected]
o visite http://www.seccion15.org/
Sausage & Pancake Breakfast
Next week, The Knights of Columbus will be hosting a Sausage and Pancake Breakfast.
Mercy Retreat for Seniors 50+ February 11, 2016
The Family Life Department will host a Lenten Retreat for
Seniors, ages 50+, on Thursday, February 11 from 10 a.m. 2 p.m. at Prince of Peace Catholic Church at 5100 W. Plano
Pkwy in Plano, 75093. The retreat will include Mass, Adoration, prayer, music and food. The guest speaker will be Tom
Grossman and Communities of Prayer. For further information and registration, please contact Delia Garcia at 214-3792878 or [email protected]
Need to complete the GED? Catholic Charities of
Dallas can help
Catholic Charities of Dallas will hold a General Education
Diploma (GED) course starting January 18, 2016. A GED is
often a requirement for employment and also provides more
educational opportunities. After successful completion of the
class, your GED exam will be paid for by Catholic Charities
of Dallas. Call Lindsay Mvalo for more information and
class schedule at 972-246-6041. Classes will be held at 9451
LBJ Freeway, Suite 100 in Dallas, 75243
There is a lot of talk about the Jubilee Year of Mercy,
but what does it really mean for each of us...personally and in
the conflict areas of our lives where forgiveness and mercy
are hard to find? David O'Brien, an expert in international
peacebuilding and conflict resolution, returns to Dallas on
Saturday, February 13, for an engaging and interactive session that will include a variety of activities to help participants identify God's mercy in their own lives and learn how
to extend mercy to others. Check the parish bulletin for more
information and registration specifics.
(For posting in parish bulletins, on websites and Flocknote)
Mercy Alive in Me! How to Put Mercy into Practice…an
interactive and engaging event where participants will consider:
• How is God’s mercy present in my life?
• How do I deal with conflict and difficult people? And really
forgive?
• In this world of violence, can I be an instrument of peace
and mercy?
This diocesan event will be held on Saturday, February 13
from 8:30 to 2:30 at St. Paul the Apostle Parish Center at 900
St. Paul Dr. in Richardson. The fee of $20 includes lunch and
all participant materials. For more information or to register,
go to www.cathdal.org/mercyalive or contact Donna
Chesshir at 214-379-2849 or [email protected].
Offertory : “Give, and it will be given to you: good measure, pressed
down, shaken together, running over, will be put into your lap.”
Jan. 17, 2016
5:00 p.m. Sat
8:00 a.m. Sun
10:30 a.m. Sun
12:00 pm Sun
2:00 pm
Total
Mail
Children’s Tithings
Total
1st Coll.
111.00
576.00
731.00
561.00
266.00
2245.00
90.00
Gen. Fund
41.00
56.00
46.00
34.41
402.41
Attend
30
48
80
174
65
397
3,396.00
793.10
410
225.00
Ejercito/Military
Michael Correa
Victor “Pito” Correa
Lirio Jasmine Cruz
Erin Kate Davis
Laura Johnson
Michael Johnson
Luis Juarez
Andrew King
Timothy Rosga
Ben DeVies
Vincent De Piazza
Tyler Ring
Jeremy Sanchez
Juana Ventura
Tyler Satsberry
David Mendez
Rosie Muñoz
Joseph De Piazza
PRAY FOR/RECEN POR
Percy Hunter
Bill & Diane Nodier
Randall & Lisa Ryden
Erika Strunk
Adam Shrum
Jessica Glatt
Angela Serven
John McKinzie
Dr. Charles Laburda
Doris Conkle
Chris Wickham
Macy Gonzales
Wayne Martin
Linda Kay O’Malley
Frances Overton
Pat Holmes
Deacon Joe Culling
Francis Moncelle
Carmen Melendez
Destiny Estrada
John Coniglio ,Jr.
Steve Payne
Rachel Morton
Jerry Don Belk
Robert Holmes
Luisa Sudderth
Susie McKee
Monique Chandler
Al & Sherry Turinsky
Carole Duke
Sheree Madden
Kelly Jones
Vincent Nicholas
Brian Ball
Lisa Hernandez
Elizabeth Kelton
James Klein
Betty Lucus
Diane Foreman
Daniel Thompson
Daniel McGrew
George Colley, Jr.
Kelly Sealey Hooper
Marvin Kenkel
Madel Refujio Longoria
Sonia Longoria
Mark Woodson
Gailon Wixson
Lisa Ortiz
Estefania Riveraosa
Maria Santos
Gloria Steinkamp
Marsha Pulliam
INFORMATION SHEET
Church name & address:
St. Elizabeth #932980
Bishop Grahmann Center
10th and Maple Street
Bonham TX 75418-3518
Contact person: Margaret Cox @ 903-583-7734
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Center office,
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Bonham, Texas 75418
Office hours are 10am-3pm Mon-Fri
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Center office,
Across the street from 916 Maple. Office hours
are 10am-3pm Mon-Fri
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