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Good News #209 031426: From Blindness to Sight: Jesus’ Miracle and a Call to Be Children of the Light · Catholic Spirit Radio

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  Welcome to Good News on Catholic Spirit Radio, a program for teens and almost
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  teens to better understand that the gospel of Jesus Christ is relevant in their
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  lives, and it's a place where your questions about faith and religion can be answered.
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  And now, here's your host, Deacon Al.
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  Good evening, and welcome to Good News. I am Deacon Al Lundy.
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  You're listening to Catholic Spirit Radio.
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  And Good News is a program we air every Saturday and Sunday evening from 8 to
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  8.30, and we talk about the good news of Jesus Christ, what's going on in the gospel this weekend.
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  So we look at the readings of the Mass, we offer a little bit of reflection
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  on them, and hopefully there's something in there that will touch your heart,
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  your mind, have some effect on your life and your faith.
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  So we'll get started here. First, I always talk about weird things going on
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  in my life, and there's always weird things going on in my life.
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  My son just turned 38 this week. I can't believe it.
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  Every day, something comes up that makes me feel really old.
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  And one of them is my son turning 38 years old.
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  Lives in beautiful, fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada.
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  Been out there for like 13, 14 years and doing really well, really proud of him.
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  And going to go see him pretty soon, about a month.
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  We'll fly out there and say hi to him. So we had that going on,
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  the long distance birthday celebration.
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  So we talk on Zoom at least every couple of weeks.
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  My wife and my son and his wife all get together.
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  We play long distance uno so they
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  have a deck of cards they deal out we have a deck of cards we deal out
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  and then we play uno i mean we're what 1500
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  miles away from each other and we play uno
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  for hours we'll do that for a couple hours as we chat about what's going on
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  our lives and and so that was fun and so how much of this to tell so i have
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  coming up in months not not this week not next week, but in like six months,
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  I'm going to be having some surgery. I had some pretty big surgery.
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  And so to get ready for that, the doctor thought it'd be a good idea if I lost a little weight.
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  Not a bunch of weight, 50 pounds.
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  That sounds like a lot of weight to me. Like a lot of weight.
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  But he pointed out that it would make the surgery easier for him.
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  It would make recovery easier for me.
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  And so I agreed to do it. And I can lose 50 pounds. I've done it before.
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  I think I've mentioned to you, John, that it's like a smoker who says,
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  quitting smoking is easy.
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  I've done it like eight, 10 times.
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  That's how easy it is. Well, I've lost weight a dozen times or better.
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  So yeah, can I lose 50 pounds? I can. I've done it. I've lost more than 50 pounds.
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  A couple of years ago, I lost almost 70 and I kept it off for gosh,
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  almost a year and then gained half of it back again.
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  So, so I have to get rid of this weight. So this week,
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  He started me on the synthetic hormone. Was it GLP or GPL? I think it's GLP.
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  GLP-1. And I'm doing the pill, not the shot, not the stab.
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  So it's a daily pill, first thing in the morning.
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  Got to take it on an empty stomach, can't eat anything for 30 minutes.
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  And it's basically an appetite suppressant. I've only been on it for a week.
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  And I have to admit, it does suppress your appetite.
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  When you're nauseous, you don't want to eat a lot. So they say this part, this will pass.
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  That the feeling nauseous is just getting used to the synthetic hormone.
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  And I can't wait for that day to come. I'm really looking forward to that where
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  I can take it and just have the appetite loss and not the accompanying nausea.
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  So what they do, in case you don't know, they put you on a very small dose for
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  the first month to let your body get accustomed.
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  You're not expected to lose a lot of weight the first month.
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  It's just to start getting the hormone into your system and let your system start to adapt to it.
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  Then the next month, they a little bit more than double it.
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  So you start off at like 1.5 milligrams. That's what I'm on.
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  And then next month, I'll be at four milligrams.
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  And then you do four milligrams for a month, and then they put you on nine milligrams.
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  So you jump from 1.5 to nine in 90 days.
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  And that's when the weight starts coming off, so I'm told.
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  So I'm trying to drop 40 to 50 pounds in six months.
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  And I have not, once you get on this, you'll be amazed how many people you'll
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  run into in your life who have been taking this that you didn't know.
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  I have a brother who's been taking it for a year, didn't know.
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  A couple of good friends of mine been on it, didn't know.
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  So every time I turn around, I run into somebody else who's taking this thing.
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  And they all love it. Once you get past the initial...
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  Nausea. They all love it and it's working out great.
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  And they said losing 50 pounds in six months, easy, easy.
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  My concern is at some point you're going to hit a weight where you need to stop, right?
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  How does that happen? I mean, they can't just take you off of this.
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  It would make sense to me that if you're pumping a hormone into your body and
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  suddenly you're not, your body starts screaming about where to go, you know?
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  So I don't know how I'm getting off of it.
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  I'll find out more probably in six months when I say, okay, enough's enough.
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  How do I start tapering off on this? I have a feeling it's not something you get off of completely,
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  but maybe you microdose or whatever to stabilize the weight because you can't
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  just continually lose weight or otherwise you basically disappear.
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  So that's what's new in my life this week, is getting used to the weight loss drug.
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  I will admit, though, I'm not hungry, which is a good thing.
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  I passed up cheesecake last night, John. Cheesecake.
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  Normally, you'd have to fight me off with a club to keep me away from cheesecake.
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  And I was able to look over and go, oh, look, there's cheesecake.
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  That's nice. and walk away. And that's a big win for me.
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  Now, I haven't given the ultimate test. The ultimate test is,
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  of course, Oreos, right?
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  If you want to know if you're addicted to food or not, a glass of milk and some
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  Oreo cookies, that's pretty much, that's the test. That's the test.
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  And I haven't tried it with Oreos yet, but we'll see. I did at breakfast this
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  morning, I actually had decaffeinated coffee.
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  Now, I've always thought of that as, what's the point? Exactly.
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  And coffee nowadays is not cheap. I think where we went for breakfast was like
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  three bucks a cup for something that doesn't have in it what you're paying the three bucks to get.
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  And it's still, that's right. I think I might just have to switch just to water.
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  But yeah, at least most water is free.
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  And I was able to pass on the toast, which is very good. And I passed on the hash browns.
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  That was big for me. Veggie omelet.
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  I did a veggie omelet and I took part of it home because I couldn't finish it.
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  So, I have to admit, as far as being able to control, curb the appetite,
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  it seems to be working pretty well in only less than a week.
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  So, you'll probably hear more from me in the future as there's less and less
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  of me every month. I mean, that's the goal.
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  So, I'll let you know how that works and how I'm feeling. But right now,
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  it's like a really good batch of nauseous in the morning, which,
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  like I say, is a great appetite suppressant.
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  And other than that, gosh, what's going on? We've got OCIA happening at most
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  parishes around the country.
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  And our particular parish, we have 13 people who will be adults who will be
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  entering the church this Easter at the Easter Vigil.
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  And so we're into the scrutinies right now for last Sunday, this Sunday, and next Sunday.
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  And so we'll be reading from John today as they're going through the second of the scrutinies.
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  And i'm the i'm i'm the godparent
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  i'm the sponsor for one of our ocia members
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  a young man who i say young he's
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  in his 50s for me he's a young man who i've known gosh since he got out of college
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  i knew his dad for i've known his dad for over 30 years so it was i was really
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  honored when he contacted me and asked me if I would be his sponsor.
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  And so that's really exciting. I'm really looking forward to that.
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  It makes Easter really special for me.
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  This weekend, while I'm talking to you here, we've pre-recorded this program
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  because this weekend I am on the team for Curcio, for a men's Curcio.
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  And if you haven't been on a Curcio, I really, really encourage you to do it.
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  It's a wonderful weekend. end, you'll find you'll have Curcio probably in your
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  diocese, probably multiple Curcio centers in your diocese.
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  It's C-U-R-S-I-L-L-O, Curcio.
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  It's a Spanish word, which means short class, a short lesson.
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  So a short course, right? So this is a short course in Christianity, and it's a lot of fun.
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  It can be very impactful in people's lives.
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  I've seen it have huge effect in just a few days in people's lives. So look into Curcio.
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  I hope you'll do it. If you haven't already, it's just, it's a great,
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  great weekend. So it starts Thursday night and Sunday evening.
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  So as you listen to this, we're either wrapping up or wrapped up our weekend,
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  depending if you're listening Saturday or Sunday.
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  But I always love doing it. I've served on...
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  I think this is my 30th team that I've been on. So, yeah, Curcio's been a big
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  part of my ministry as a deacon.
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  And I wouldn't spend that much time with it if I didn't feel it was really impactful.
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  Welcome back to Good News. I'm Deacon Al Lundy, a permanent deacon of the Peoria Diocese.
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  And every weekend on Catholic Spirit Radio, we talk to you about the readings
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  of the Mass, of the Catholic Mass.
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  And this is the fourth Sunday of Lent that we're heading into.
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  And our readings are from the prophet Samuel, from the St. Paul to the Ephesians.
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  I'm sorry, the Ephesians. And then, of course, we have the gospel according to John.
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  And what I want you to think about as you listen to these readings is that God
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  in the Trinity, the three persons
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  of God, God the Holy Spirit and Jesus Christ, three persons, one God,
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  change our lives.
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  They are, as we said before, impactful.
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  And so think about how God has changed your life or how God can change your
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  life and how Christ will change your life.
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  And so that's what we experience in these readings.
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  So from the first book of Samuel, we read, the Lord said to Samuel,
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  fill your horn with oil and be on your way.
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  I'm sending you to Jesse of Bethlehem, for I've chosen my king from among his sons.
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  As Jesse and his sons came to the sacrifice, Samuel looked at Eliab and thought,
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  Surely the Lord's anointed is here before him.
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  But the Lord said to Samuel, Do not judge from his appearance or from his lofty
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  stature, because I have rejected him.
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  Not as man sees does God see, because man sees appearance, but the Lord looks into the heart.
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  In the same way, Jesse presented seven sons before Samuel.
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  But Samuel said to Jesse, The Lord has not chosen any one of these.
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  Then Samuel asked Jesse, Are these all your sons that you have?
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  Jesse replied, They're still the youngest who's out tending the sheep.
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  Samuel said to Jesse, Send for him. We will not begin the sacrificial banquet until he arrives here.
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  Jesse sent and had the young man brought to them. He was ruddy,
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  a youth handsome to behold, and making a splendid appearance.
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  The Lord said, There, anoint him, for this is the one.
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  Then Samuel, with a horn of oil in hand, anointed David in the presence of his
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  brothers. And from that day on the Spirit of the Lord rushed upon David. The Word of the Lord.
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  So, as I said before, God changes people, huge changes, big changes.
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  He's about to change David's life in humongous ways that are recorded throughout Scripture.
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  He's going to become not only one of the great kings of Israel,
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  but a man after God's own heart.
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  And there aren't many people of Scripture that God says that of,
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  but he holds Daniel very close.
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  Even though Daniel is imperfect, as you'll read, he was responsible for the
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  murder of the man whose wife he was coveting.
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  And so this is an imperfect man, and yet God saw him as a man after his own heart.
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  And you'll have to read that story to understand why and how David managed to
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  repent after that incident.
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  In our second reading, a letter from St. Paul to the Ephesians,
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  Paul writes, Brothers and sisters, you were once darkness, but now you are light in the Lord.
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  Live as children of the light, for light produces every kind of goodness and
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  righteousness and truth.
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  Try to learn what is pleasing to the Lord. Take no part in the fruitless works of darkness.
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  Rather, expose them, for it is shameful even to mention the things done by them in secret.
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  But everything exposed by the light becomes visible, for everything that becomes visible is light.
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  Therefore, it says, Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead,
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  and Christ will give you light.
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  Once again, Paul's talking about these huge changes, being born in darkness,
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  but now being children of light, the light of Christ, and how the light breeds goodness.
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  Just being in the light helps to change people and be willing to expose evil
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  so that others can see in the darkness what evil is brewing there.
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  So it's better to be in light. And where does light come from?
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  Well, Jesus tells us that he is the truth and the way and the light.
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  So any lightness we bring into our lives, any goodness that we get in our lives
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  comes from our exposure to Christ.
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  In our gospel, this is the gospel according to John, it says,
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  As Jesus passed by, he saw a man blind from birth, and his disciples asked him,
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  Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?
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  I need to stop there and explain that in the Jewish belief at the time,
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  any kind of a malady, leprosy, blindness, being born crippled,
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  anything that came from birth like that came because of the sins of the parents.
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  And so the child was punished for the sins of the parents.
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  Jesus answered, neither he nor his parents sinned.
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  It is so that the works of God might be made visible through him.
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  We have to do the works of the one who sent me while it is day.
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  Night is coming when no one can work. And while I am in the world,
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  I am the light of the world.
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  When he said this, he spat on the ground and made clay with the saliva,
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  and smeared the clay on the eyes, and said to him, Go wash in the pool of Siloam.
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  Which means sent. So he went and washed and came back able to see.
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  Now his neighbors and those who had seen him earlier as a beggar said,
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  Isn't this the one who used to sit and beg?
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  Some said, It is. But others said, No, it just looks like him. He said, I am.
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  So they said to him, How were your eyes opened?
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  And he replied, The man called Jesus made clay and anointed my eyes and told
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  me, Go to Siloam and wash.
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  So I went there and washed and was able to see. And they said to him,
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  Where is he? He said, I don't know.
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  They brought the one who was once blind to the Pharisees. Now Jesus had made
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  clay and opened his eyes on a Sabbath.
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  So then the Pharisees also asked him how he was able to see.
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  He said to them, He put clay on my eyes and I washed and now I see.
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  So some of the Pharisees said, this man is not from God because he does not keep the Sabbath.
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  But others said, how can a sinful man do such signs?
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  And there was a division among them. So they said to the blind man again,
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  what do you have to say about him since he opened your eyes?
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  He said, he's a prophet.
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  Now the Jews did not believe that he had been blind and gained his sight until
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  they summoned the parents of the one who had gained his sight.
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  And they asked them, Is this your son who you say was born blind?
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  How does he now see?
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  His parents answered and said, We know that this is our son and that he was
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  born blind. We do not know how he sees now, nor do we know who opened his eyes.
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  Ask him. He's of age. He can speak for himself.
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  His parents said this because they were afraid of the Jews, for the Jews had
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  already agreed that if someone acknowledged him as the Christ,
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  he would be expelled from the synagogue.
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  For this reason, his parents said, He is of age, question him.
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  So a second time they called the man who had been blind and said to him,
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  Give God the praise. We know this man is a sinner.
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  He replied, If he's a sinner, I do not know. One thing I do know is that I was blind, and now I see.
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  So they said to him, What did he do to you? How did he open your eyes?
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  He answered them, I told you already, and you did not listen.
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  Why do you want to hear it again? Do you want to become his disciples too?
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  They ridiculed him and said, You are the man's disciple. We are disciples of Moses.
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  We know that God spoke to Moses, but we do not know where this one is from.
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  The man answered and said to them, This is what's so amazing that you do not
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  know where he is from, yet he opened my eyes.
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  We know that God does not listen to sinners, but if one is devout and does his will, he listens to him.
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  It is unheard of that anyone ever opened the eyes of a person born blind.
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  If this man were not from God, he would not be able to do anything.
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  They answered him, saying, You were born totally in sin.
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  You were trying to teach us? And they threw him out.
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  When Jesus heard that he had thrown him out, he found him and said,
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  Do you believe in the Son of Man?
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  He answered and said, Who is he, sir, that I may believe in him?
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  Jesus said to him, You have seen him, and the one speaking with you is he, he said.
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  I do believe, Lord, and worshipped him.
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  Then Jesus said, I came into this world for judgment so that those who do not
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  see might see, and those who do not see might become blind.
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  Some of the Pharisees who were with him heard this and said to him,
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  Surely we are not also blind, are we?
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  Jesus said to them, If you were blind, you would have no sin.
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  But now you are saying we see, so your sin remains.
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  The Gospel of the Lord.
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  So where does this leave us? Well, again, we see Jesus doing huge changes in
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  people, bringing sight to the blind.
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  And in this case, the blindness is not just in this individual man who Jesus cured.
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  The blindness is a sin that exists within the Pharisees.
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  They have the chance to understand who Christ is. They have the chance to welcome
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  this miracle that he's performed.
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  And instead, they say, well, he can't do this. Only Moses could have done this.
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  You know, we don't know who this man is.
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  Every chance, the more evidence they see, the more they deny Christ.
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  That's their sin. That's their blindness, is they are so stuck on their own
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  traditions that they fail to see the completion of the scriptures that they talk about.
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  And they've known since the days of Isaiah, for hundreds and hundreds of years,
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  that the Messiah was coming.
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  And Isaiah and Samuel and other prophets told them exactly what to expect.
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  And yet, with Jesus standing in front of him, doing the things that the prophets
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  said he would do, healing the crippled, curing the blind.
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  They still don't see Him. They're so blind in their own sin,
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  in their own selfishness, in their own self-centeredness, that they refuse to
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  recognize God in their presence.
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  So, Jesus is leaving them blind and curing those willing to see Him,
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  willing to accept Him as the Christ.
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  Their faith cures them.
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  And in the case of the Pharisees, their unbelief keeps them in sin and in blindness.
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  That's a good lesson for us. Where do we see Christ?
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  Do we see Christ? Do we accept the existence of a loving God in our world,
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  alive in our world, ready to change us, ready to help us, ready to forgive our
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  sins, to cure our illnesses,
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  our main illness that, of course, being of sin, do we accept that,
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  or do we turn a blind eye to the existence of Christ in our world?
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  That's really the question we should be asking ourselves this Lent.
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  Where are we in our faith? Where do we hold Christ in our life?
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  How clearly do we see Him?
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  Are we children of light? Are we going to choose to stay in darkness,
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  separated from Christ, separated from God? That's what the Lenten season is all about.
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  And we have the teachings of the gospel.
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  God left us the gospel through the apostles, through the evangelists,
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  to help guide us back to Christ.
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  It's not that far to go. It's a short trip from our head to our heart,
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  and that's all we have to traverse.
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  We just have to accept the gospel in our heart.
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  We have to think it through in our head and see that this just makes sense,
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  that what Christ did for us, what God did for us in becoming Christ in our lives, makes sense.
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  It's a fulfillment of promises that have been around for centuries.
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  And he's proven himself over and over again. And if you think about your own
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  life, you can find the evidence in your own life of God being active,
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  of Christ coming and changing things in your life for the better.
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  Think about that this Lent. Pray about it. Invite God into your life.
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  Invite Christ to change you, to become more and more like Christ so that we
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  can spend time with Him not only on this earth, but in the next life as well.
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  May Almighty God bless you, protect you from all evil, and bring you to everlasting life.
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  Amen. You've been listening to Good News on Catholic Spirit Radio,
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  a program for teens and almost teens to better understand that the gospel of
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  Jesus Christ is relevant in your life.
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