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Let me begin with full disclosure: I was a member of the USCCB's senior staff for more than five years (2002-2007), and a consultant to the USCCB before that and since. It is in this capacity that I offer some observations.
1) I readily acknowledge that no human legal process is without flaws, and I'm not suggesting here that the process being followed is flawless or perfect. On the other hand, it has good points as well.
2) Despite innuendo and even some statements otherwise, this matter is NOT subject to the so-called "Dallas Charter" which address clergy sex abuse cases dealing with children, and vulnerable adults. So, there should be clarity here: Whatever is going on with Corapi vis-a-vis this particular case -- which as I understand it deals with the claims of an adult woman against Corapi -- it does not involve the Dallas Charter and its provisions. So, discussions which suggest otherwise are grossly inaccurate and should be discounted.
3) So, what process IS being invoked? Rather simple, actually: it is the process contained in the Code of Canon Law for the Latin Church (the Eastern Catholic Churches have their own Code of Canons). When a cleric is accused of a crime, he is subject both to ecclesial law ("Canon Law") and to civil law. The legislator for a cleric is either his bishop (if he is a diocesan deacon or presbyter) or his religious superior (if he is a member of a religious order). When religious orders minister within a particular diocese, of course, they do so under the authority of the diocesan bishop. For example, if the bishop has asked the Franciscans to staff a particular parish in the diocese, the Franciscan superior will make the actual assignment (he'll pick the priest to be assigned), but the priest will be responsible both to his own superior and also to the diocesan bishop.
4) Now, I'm not too clear about Corapi's arrangement. (I was never aware of him until this whole thing broke in the news.) However, what I'm told is that he was not living in community with this order (SOLT), and so I must presume that his religious superior had agreed with whatever arrangement was in place, and of course, the diocesan bishop would be informed of it, and have to agree with it, as well, especially if he was functioning as a presbyter in the parishes of the diocese. The local bishop would extend faculties (authority) to exercise priestly ministry within the diocese, and so on.
5) Now comes the complaint. Ultimately, the religious superior is the responsible person, and it appears that the complaint was given to the diocesan bishop, who took the steps he needed to, and then referred the rest of it to the superior for HIS action. When a complaint is levied, an investigation is made. It is not uncommon to ask the cleric (presbyter or deacon) to step away from ministry until the investigation is complete and the disposition made. This, of course, is not a question of "presuming guilt" in the matter; it's simply prudential judgment pending the outcome of the case. While it's not a perfect analogy, it's not unlike what happens when a police officer is suspected or accused of wrongdoing; or sometimes just when he discharges his or her weapon in the line of duty. Such an officer is suspended from duty pending the outcome of the investigation; if everything is found to be in order, he is returned to duty. THE REASON FOR THIS IS TO ENSURE THE CONTINUED SAFETY OF THE COMMUNITY, not to "presume guilt" of the officer.
Similarly, the bishop/superior's main concern must be the CONTINUED SAFETY OF THE COMMUNITY pending the conclusion of the investigation. So, the priest or deacon is asked to step aside from ministry for the good of the community; if he refuses to do so voluntarily, he may be temporarily suspended, exactly as in the case of the police officer. Again, it's about the safety of the community. Once the investigation is complete, and if there's no problem, the suspension is lifted, he "gets his badge back," and returns to serving the community.
6) Now, what has happened in the Corapi case? It appears that, hurt and wounded as he surely is, Fr. Corapi has decided to forego the investigation altogether and simply walk away. No one has asked him to leave the priesthood, nor as any religious superior sought (yet) to have him returned to the lay state. All of this seems to be HIS decision, not ecclesial authority. To use my secular analogy: it would be the same as if the suspended police officer simply decided not to wait for the end of the investigation, and he or she just resigned from the police force altogether. Again, HIS initiative, not the Chief of Police's decision.
Is this a perfect system? Of course not. But I don't see anything in the facts made available to us that suggest the process is in any way unusual or inappropriate. I know that Corapi and his fans are hurting, but in their pain, they should not perpetuate further damage to the Body of Christ.
Oremus pro invicem -- Let us pray for each other.
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Thank you for your always thoughtful and well-informed posting.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the post. Hopefully it will clear the air on this issue relative to what occurs in such investigations. Hope everything goes well for you in Monterey.ReplyDelete
Thanks for your post. There are some very helpful thoughts. You mention "the continued safety of the community," and while this may make sense to suspend a priest in certain circumstances, it should not apply in all circumstances. As I understand the Corapi allegation, it did not involve criminal misconduct. It would seem that the "safety of the community" is not at issue.ReplyDelete
I am a military attorney and the military routinely investigates far more serious allegations and does not suspend the individuals while the investigation progresses. We always use the least amount of force necessary to safeguard the community.
thank you for the educational post. We laity always need greater understanding of the processes; in this case badly-grounded emotionalism is calling too many of the shots, and that only does further harm.ReplyDelete
Boethius - I think it fair to say that the moral safety of the community in an ecclesial instance is every bit as important as the physical safety in the civil.ReplyDelete
To all: thanks for your comments!ReplyDelete
To Boethius: I,too, served in the military (Navy, 22 years active); while we don't have "suspensions" in the military, I can tell you as a former CO and XO that we would always take steps to ensure everyone's safety during an investigation. In the case of ecclesial law and practice, it is usually presumed that almost anything we do has the potential for impact on the community we serve, just by the nature of ministerial service.
"Suspension" is not always necessary. As I put in the original post, the cleric involved may simply take some time away from public ministry during the investigation (this is often referred to an a "leave of absence" -- and it may be done for a variety of reasons). It's only when the cleric refused to do so, OR, if there is something specific that the bishop or superior is aware of (MORE than a simple allegation), even though it may not be public knowledge, then the suspension by the bishop/superior is done. Given what's been done in this case, at least according to what's been reported, the bishop seems to have had such information, which led him to take the step he did.
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Thanks for the insights into the general process. I get your analogy, and you do say it isn't perfect, but where it breaks down is that in the case of a police officer, he is usually represented/backed by a labor union and his employment is generally dictated by the terms of a collective bargaining agreement. Such obviously doesn't exist with priests.ReplyDelete
What do you make of Corapi's instance that he cannot be faced with his accuser or cross examine her?
DID the bishop place the priest on suspension? The official statement I read from the bishop said he was on "administrative leave."ReplyDelete
Matthew, I'm just a lay person, but it looks like according to canon law the parties are to be questioned by a judge without the other parties present, although items for questioning may be submitted by the parties. http://www.vatican.va/archive/ENG1104/__P5V.HTM Under the witnesses section, there is the option that if the witnesses/parties disagree in a grave matter, the judge can arrange for them to confront one another.
I wonder if part of the problem is the way the Church law system handles trials differently to the US, and an assumption that the US legal system is inherently the most fair in the world, or some such? Church law has been around longer than US law, and it may certainly have its flaws, but it also has has means of appeal.
Dear Matthew,ReplyDelete
As La Mama Loca points out, the two legal systems are quite different. "Facing one's accuser" and "cross-examining her" are part of the procedures of U.S. law, not the Code of Canon Law. Now, of course, there ARE mechanisms under canon law to get to both sides of the issue, but typically that does not involve a face-to-face "Perry Mason" kind of confrontation. Perhaps an experienced canonist can give us more detail. In my experience (and I'm a theologian, not a canonist), canon law deals largely with documentation, not with a U.S.-style adversarial methodology.
On the other hand, if the complainant in this process chooses to file CIVIL charges, then of course Corapi will have that opportunity under US law.
La Mama Loca, you raise good points as well. Some reports I've read mention "suspension" -- now it could very well be that those using this term are using it inaccurately. I'll see if I can find any official statements that will give us the precise language used.
The bottom line, however, remains the same. The canonical process is far from completed. Typically, canonical investigations take a lot of time; for one thing, there simply aren't that many qualified canon lawyers out there! Dioceses just don't employ that many canon lawyers; this is not like US civil law, where we have lawyers all over the place (Anyone gone through the annulment process? They take time, and part of that is the complex requirements of the law as well as the fact that there's quite a workload for a very few degreed canon lawyers). But I digress.
It appears that whatever has been communicated to Corapi from church authorities (bishop/superior), he has not liked what he heard, and HE has decided to walk away before the process is complete.
I've been concerned about another element of this, too. As I said in my original post, I really had not heard of this man before the case broke some months ago. So, while I was not a "fan", I don't have any particular animus against him, either. However, it seems to me that his current decision, along with what appears to be a substantive marketing structure for his new "black sheep dog" brand did not appear overnight. Seems to me that he's been putting a lot of psychic energy into building up this new "brand" when perhaps he should have been cooperating with church and civil authorities in dealing with the allegations being made. I just raise the question.
Anyway, thanks, everyone, for the comments/questions.
God bless,
Deacon Bill
- AnonymousJune 19, 2011 at 8:42 AM
So many thoughts.....I have a lot of Corapi's lecture materials and have been strengthened by all of them. My wife and I spend our Lenten time watching him rather than TV programming. He alludes to the leadership of the Church being not too good occasionally, and history has shown that to be true. My background is a bit similar to Corapi's also, so I can identify with many of the verbal gestures that he uses in his sermons. Twelve years of Catholic education, 1.5 years in Vietnam, 30 years of "wandering", distrusting, drinking/drugging and finally slowly finding my way back to the Church. When I met my wife in 2002, she converted to the Faith and is an incredible support for my struggle to keep my faith in good shape. He has had to maintain, as all priests do, by himself. I don't believe the accusations made against him. He is a good man and has temptations. If he ever gave in to them, only 3 people know; Corapi, the girl and God. I have admired his resolve and strength in teaching the Church's truths. He has said nothing that is outside of the Chruch's teaching or anything which might even be questionable, as far as I have heard. I will pray for all involved, even myself and my wife, who have learned and been strengthened by his lectures. I am disappointed in his giving up the priesthood, and hopefully he is not giving up the Faith. We don't want to lose him as a teacher. I even ordered 2 lecture series from his "fire sale" that I had wanted to get, but could not afford yet. I am sure they will still be the truth. I am a "fan" of Corapi, I guess, but I would not follow him if he begins to vary or bend the Teaching of the Magisterium. I do believe that a lot of people are condemning him out of frustration in the fact someone they looked up to and listened to has made a radical change in his life. I hope everything works out for all involved in whatever way God wills. Peace and God bless.ReplyDelete
Thanks for a very lucid explanation. I am familiar with the stories of some priests who after one unsubstantiated accusation, received a call from the chancery and were told to get their things together and get out of the rectory. Period. No support, no health insurance, no place to live. Others have been treated a bit better. Perhaps those who have harsh things to say about the bishops have been thinking of these types of dismissals. In our diocese we have had some deacons who chose on their own to leave the ministry, and rightly so: abandoning the wife for another woman, etc. Some for obvious mental stress. The priests here who have been dismissed because of accusations seem to disappear; no one knows where they are or what they are doing. My own feelings about Fr. Corapi: find a strict monastery where he can pray and commune with the Lord, and, along with spiritual guidance, can find his way back. He seems to be depressed and has just given up. All our priests and bishops need prayers dailyReplyDelete
Deacon Bill: Since you are not acquainted with Fr. Corapi's ministry, let me tell you that he has been feeding the faithful with the pure food of the Gospel and the Catechism of our Holy Mother the Church for the past 20 years.ReplyDelete
I am concerned with your statement because you say you were on the staff of the USCCB and I wonder why this body has not done more to protect the vocation of a priest who has proven himself a tireless apostle for Christ and His Church. It is very hard for me to believe that a priest so visibly in love with Our Lady would give up his priesthood if he was offered any hope of having his priestly office restored. Regardless of the uncharitable comments of some bloggers, Fr. Corapi is not a quitter. If he chooses not to engage those who have the authority to shut down his preaching ministry, then I have to believe that he sincerely feels there is no hope. While I am fiercely loyal to the Church, I also accept the reality that She has been gravely harmed by some members in the USCCB who have championed a liberal/progressive agenda in place of Gospel values. Mother Angelica was known to ruffle many feathers there and it appears some would have loved to silence her. I hope this is not the case with Fr. Corapi.
Jesus Christ taught us that even St. Peter was weak and denied Him, and Peter was and he did. And here we are, kicking Fr. Corapi while he is down - Would you have done this to St. Peter too. I think you would. That's a poor example for a Christian, especially for a deacon or a priest. You should do what Christ came to do - to rescue the sinner from death. Our beloved bishops don't need our help, and this is not a time to play politics on the public Internet - this is a time to love truly, and you do not love when you distance yourself from Fr. Corapi. He is mortally wounded, and you treat him with a 10-foot pole. SHAME! The same thing could happen to all of you and even to me. SHAME!ReplyDelete
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How anyone could be serving the Catholic Church in the USA and NOT have heard or known of Fr. Corapi and his influence over the past 20 years simply astounds me! I will take what I read here from the good deacon with a grain of salt.ReplyDelete
Dear Servant,ReplyDelete
Thank you for your post.
How you could find anything I wrote above as condemning of Corapi is really beyond me. As I explained, my only purpose to try to add some clarity about the process being followed in his (and similar) cases. That is all.
I'm not judging at all.
God bless,
Dear wwagner,ReplyDelete
By all means, take ANYTHING you read on the internet with a huge grain of salt! And please don't refer to me as "the good" deacon when it is clear from your post that you believe nothing of the kind!
I don't owe you or anyone else a reason for why I'm not familiar with Fr. Corapi and his work, but I'll give one. You say that he's been doing this for 20 years; I'll take you at your word.
20 years ago I was serving in command of a Navy base on Okinawa, finishing up a 22 year Navy career 18 years ago and returning to the States. I then served as Associate Principal of a Catholic high school for a couple of years before getting into a variety of diocesan positions: running the diaconate office for the Archdiocese of Washington, DC, and later as director of pastoral services for two dioceses in the Midwest. I finished a Ph.D. from Catholic University, while being married with four children. From 1996 to 2004 I worked directly on helping the US bishops develop a National Directory on the Formation, Ministry and Life of Deacons, which consumed a lot of time as well. Over those years, out of our 196 dioceses and eparchies in the US, I visited more than 140 of them, usually to talk about the ministry of deacon and priests.
Then, for the last four years I taught Theology full-time at a Catholic university.
Have you any idea how many great preachers we have serving us out there? Do you have any idea how many sources of religious education and catechesis and evangelization are available? I have no doubt that Fr. Corapi touched many people, and for his ministry, I thank God. I also, however, thank God for the countless other evangelists -- no less talented, no less gifted, no less filled with the Holy Spirit -- who serve our wonderful people.
The fact that one lone deacon didn't know anything about this particular priest is my own shortcoming. On the other hand, I probably know a few good and faithful preacher whom YOU have never heard of, either. So, what does all that mean? Believe it or not, for all of Corapi's followers, far more Catholics never heard of him than did. My guess is that more have heard about him since his "troubles" began than before.
God bless,
Deacon Bill
Dear JMMcKee,ReplyDelete
Thanks for your comment.
The staff supporting the bishops at the USCCB do just that: support the ministry of the bishops. Rarely do we get involved in direct support to individual clerics. In one sense, that would be inappropriate in most cases, since diocesan presbyters and deacons serve directly with and for their bishops, and that's where the most direct support is or should be found.
On the other hand, if you check the USCCB web site, you'll find that the Secretariat for Clergy, Consecrated Life and Vocations has many initiatives supporting the ministry of our clergy. Archbishop Carlson is the Chair of that Committee; I would urge you to contact him directly if you have suggestions and recommendations on how the staff might do more. That's a serious suggestion, and I know that Archbishop Carlson would love to receive it, and Fr. Shawn McKnight, who now heads that Secretariat, would be most receptive.
God bless,
Sounds Naive!ReplyDelete
You talk as if the bishops are aggressively seeking the truth of the matter, verifying accusations, finding witnesses etc. Fact is, bishops are not doing anything of the sort whether because of disinterest or other. The bishops do not defend their priests. AND if the priest is a thorn in the side of the bishop or other powerful clerics, well then problem solved.
The priest remains in limbo, unable to serve. It's the easiest route for a bishop to take to rid himself of a troublesome priest.
Don't be so naive to think that this doesn't happen more often than you know.
I am aware of a few similar situations.
- AnonymousJune 19, 2011 at 1:20 PM
Corapi never should have been ordained a priest, if his background is as depraved as he seems to delight in describing. He was rejected by several orders before SOLT finally took him, probably in desperation. Sure, a man can have a past, sins, faults, and then convert. But there is a level of promiscuity and wildness that shows inherent bad judgment and a weak character. We see now that Corapi never was worthy of the priesthood he now abandons.ReplyDelete
Dear "Informer,"ReplyDelete
Are you sure you intended your comment for this blog? I said absolutely nothing about what role, if any, "the bishops" (which ones?) might be playing in all of this.
In fact, I can assure you that "the bishops" (as in the USCCB as a whole) are not doing very much about Corapi. WHY? Because it's not the responsibility of the bishops to deal with what happens to an individual cleric; that responsibility is the diocesan bishop's and the religious superior involved.
If the bishop decides to take canonical action in the case, that's his responsibility, and if he needs assistance, he will go to the appropriate support offices at the Holy See. It is most definitely NOT the role of the USCCB to serve as an investigative body.
What he WILL do, and this is apparently what Corapi was referring to in his statement, is notify the rest of the US Bishops of the action he takes. This is done in the case of ANY cleric, so that a cleric can't simply move to a different bishop's jurisdiction and present himself for an assignment.
But for the present, I'd appreciate it if you'd point out to me the statements I've made which you find naive. All I've done is outline the procedure being followed, and it wasn't an idealized account. Besides, idealism is not necessarily naivete.
God bless,
Deacon Bill
It seems that when Father Corapi broke the news of his suspension and published the press release of his superior, it indicated that he "has been placed on administrative leave from priestly ministry". While it did not directly state that his faculties were suspended (though it is implied), EWTN explained their decision to remove his programming by referring to a letter that had been communicated to all bishops which said "Fr. Corapi has been placed on administrative leave and has had all of his priestly faculties removed."
It's not altogether clear that at the time he was placed on administrative leave, he actually had faculties. The bishop of Helena seemed to make it clear that he did not have any faculties through the diocese, and there was no indication that his residence had any approval even so far as to being able to maintain an oratory on the premises. No one has ever provided a clear explanation of the history of his faculties.
There was a lawsuit back in 2003 in Sacramento between his media companies in which Father was trying to obtain copies of documents files with the diocese and the defendents tried to claim clegy-penitent privilege. I have no idea what became of those documents, but the judge said:
"One can also reasonably infer that in whole or in part,the writings at issue do not relate to penitential matters involving confession and absolution, but rather to a reporting of alleged misconduct of Corapi or, as urged by plaintiffs, complaints about the business practices of Corapi. "
(Santa Cruz Media Inc. v Saint Joseph Holdings)
Dear Deacon - my advice, since you are a deacon especially, is not to write anything about the accused. You're not his lawyer; you don't know the facts. Give Fr. Corapi a call and offer help. That's charity and compassion - in Christ [I was in prison and you came to me]. Anything else is sort of vain and like gossip and may actually be hurting him and hurting the Church. Let his bishop do the talking. If his bishop is not your bishop, then are you helping your bishop? Just an observation.ReplyDelete
Dear Servant,ReplyDelete
Thanks for your opinion.
I see it differently.
First, I'm NOT talking about Corapi; I'm writing about the process being followed. Now, why am I doing this? It is NOT to condemn, belittle or demean ANYONE, least of all Father Corapi.
On the contrary, I wrote the original blog only after I read a lot of confused reactions of many hurting people, people who are struggling to understand what is going on surrounding Fr. Corapi. It was along these lines that I thought some factual input ABOUT THE PROCESS might be helpful to those people and help them find some peace.
My role as a deacon is not merely to assist other clerics find peace, but the people we all serve. In my experience, especially when dealing with a highly emotional situation, getting some facts can be helpful -- for all concerned, including the cleric involved.
I have not, and will not, opine about the merits of the case. But when I hear a lot of wild speculation and demonization of the process born out of emotion and not facts, then I feel a responsibility to say something.
God bless,
Deacon Bill
God bless,
Deacon Bill
EWTN has millions of viewers around the world. Fr. Corapi was part of their main line up each week with TWO regular programs. I'm sure many people were aware and are aware of who he is and the contributions he has made to promoting and teaching the Catholic faith. I'm sorry you never got to know him via his broadcasts on EWTN.ReplyDelete
Former Father Corapi's blog site banner is downright frightening! It conveys more of a "wolf in sheep's clothing" than a "black sheep." What's up with that?ReplyDelete
Thanks for what you said. It is good information. For a while I was tempted to accept the accusation of John Corapi regarding the "unfair and unjust Church process". Being a lay in these matters, I am easily swayed by opinions. It is very important to be better informed about Church processes. A lot of misunderstandings and anti-Church discrimination happen due to this lack of information about how the Church legal system operates. Again, thanks.ReplyDelete
For those of you who have been heartsick for Fr. Corapi all weekend, the website below should lift your spirits. It belongs to the Bishop Emeritus of the Diocese of Corpus Christi (1983-1997). It was under his tenure that S.O.L.T., Fr. Corapi's order was established.ReplyDelete
It appears that Fr. Corapi is not leaving the priesthood as New Advent stated in excessively large print on its website. Let's hope this bit of encouraging news will spread just as quickly.
Thanks for this very interesting and informed piece.ReplyDelete
People who are very fond of Fr. Corapi seem to find it difficult to believe that not everyone knows all about him. If you are one of them, please remember than only a minority of Catholics watch EWTN or listen to EWTN radio. And even among them, many prefer to watch or listen to other programs, or are able to tune in only when other programs are on. He has been very influential with a large number of people, but they are still only a small number of all Catholics. So please, don't be offended by someone who doesn't know about Fr. Corapi, or knows who he is but doesn't know anything about the case. And don't assume these people are lying or dissembling just because they have a different experience than you do.
An interview with Fr. Sheehan of SOLT now explains why the investigation seemed to be dragging. Fr. Corapi was trying to enforce a non-disclosure clause that his former employee (and some of his current ones) had signed. He had been invited to move back into community and turned down the offer. Pray that he changes his mind. The article is at http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/father-corapis-bombshellReplyDelete
I invite you to read his Excellency Rene Henry Gracida's statement about Father Corapi: http://abyssum.wordpress.com/2011/06/18/a-few-thoughts-on-father-corapis-announcement-yesterday/ReplyDelete
Here's the problem that I see with this situation:ReplyDelete
I understand then-Father Corapi to have been suspended from active ministry pending investigation. The allegations relate to possible sexual misconduct with a former employee and drug abuse, particularly with illegal drugs.
The latter is definitely subject to criminal law. The former could very well be as well. Whether the Dallas Charter applies or not, I think law enforcement personnel DEFINITELY should be involved.
..I thought we had to wrestle with some 10 years worth of bad press because too many bishops DIDN'T do just that...
It's been three months. Any competent investigator should have been capable of discerning enough credible evidence to request an arrest warrant or a grand jury. If not, then-Father Corapi's superiors should've received a report of some sort to declare that he ought to be set back to work and the matter dropped.
Neither of these has happened. It's always possible that then-Father Corapi has been lying, but even that should've been appropriate grounds for some kind of official action.
That we have not seen any of this, but now have a formerly credible priest first being suspended, now feeling compelled to leave the priesthood, smells suspicious to me.
Exactly how many rats do we truly have to contend with here?
The linked blog post stating that he was NOT leaving the priesthood is incorrect.ReplyDelete
His religious superior is quoted as saying, "The investigation was halted after Father Corapi "sent us a letter resigning from active ministry and religious life. I have written him a letter asking him to confirm that decision. If so, we will help him with this process of leaving religious life," said Father Sheehan."
Read more: http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/father-corapis-bombshell/#ixzz1Polv53aM
JMMcKee states: While I am fiercely loyal to the Church, I also accept the reality that She has been gravely harmed by some members in the USCCB who have championed a liberal/progressive agenda in place of Gospel values.ReplyDelete
And there in lies the problem...with the USCCB and their progressive/liberal ALINSKY tactics in order to protect their agenda. I hear nothing about the PRO-ABORT-CATHOLICS in Congress [http://www.canon915.org/list_people.php?figure_ind=P] because they, too, are 'progressive/liberal' .... I see what's happening to Father Corapi as "Rule 13" in Alinsky's Rules for Radicals. And it takes the focus off of the USCCB's failures to uphold the Church's Pro-Life teaching and their refusal to own up to their own guilt and complicity in failing to promote and uphold the Teachings of the Magisterium.
The USCCB fails to take today's Gospel to heart. They're too busy allowing sin to run rampant in their diocese and across this nation.
PS this is not an indictment against every member of the USCCB. There are some truly godly men doing their best against the tide of those 'progressive/liberals' who would silence them.
God have mercy on The Catholic Church in America.
While I understand your point, keep in mind that leaving active priestly ministry and the religious life that one has been led to live does NOT constitute a request for laicization.
I don't know if John Corapi will seek the latter or not, but I think it unwise to assume that he's gone for good. According to the former bishop of Corpus Christi, he (John Corapi) may well be pursuing other means of clearing his name, also the credibility of other formerly active priests.
Considering how many times he (John Corapi) mentioned the plight of other priests he'd known, that would make perfect sense.
Dear Paul,(letter to my brother)ReplyDelete
Why do I mention Ann Ball? . . . several, even many, of the Beati and Canonized people she researched were founders and foundresses
of brand new Catholic Religious communities, inspired by God to address the crying needs of those times. (poverty, the industrial revolution, mass immigration, the fallout of the French Revolution and its secular and secularizing values etc.)
Some of these were either silenced, shut up, or even ousted by THEIR OWN FOUNDED COMMUNITIES . . . until
time and the fruits of their unique apostolate and finally their respective Bishop exhonerated them.
A similar pattern in the life of Bishop Fulton Sheen. He'd been the smartest graduate ever to pass through Louvain
University (1920/Belgium). . . magnum cum laude . . highest marks in everything. They served champagne at his reception;
wine went with cum laude, and beer below that.
His first assignment was in England, to a relatively obscure parish of St. Edmund. But even then his preaching began to draw from other parishes. Anyhow, when his term was complete, his Bishop called him back to the States. But Fulton wanted to know, "Why did you put me at St. Edmund's?" "To see if you would OBEY, " was the reply. " Now, run along and teach philosophy at Catholic University . . ." ( Fulton J. Sheen, Treasure In Clay, well worth your time reading! )
Here's the quote from the St. Louis Review, "My canon lawyer and my civil lawyers have concluded that I cannot receive a fair and just hearing under the Church's present process," he said. Fair enough. But so what, Father John? He concludes, "The case may be on hold indefinitely, but my life cannot be."
With that "but", I fear Father Corapi just stepped outside the bounds of the refuge of Holy Obedience, so critical in safely carrying Father Corapi's above mentioned forunners through the crucible of trail and false judgement. As one blogger/ reviewer put it, "He lost it."
Two of the great formative early Church Fathers, Tertullian and Origen, were never declared Saints. Though modern research re-instated them as great theologians, they did espouse certain off-key ideas. They weren't heretics ( from the Greek, herysein, meaning to select, pick and choose), and herectics, as a rule, ARE deep thinkers . . . BUT usually wrong.
Looks like John Corapi has been caught in a similar crucible. Unfortunate that his preaching of Church teaching, including the rich fare on holiness and the saints . . . and the Word of God . . . - heck! . . he was spiritual director/confessor of Bl. Mother Teresa's sisters!! - too bad none of THEIR Divine Fire didn't burn in his own soul NOW. Still, hurt is hurt. And he, like so many of the above-mentioned were deeply hurt.
However, God's not done with him yet. Nor with us. We best not be hasty in writing him off, or anybody else, for that matter.
Better give you a breather, eh Paul!
p.s. . . so, do you still want the set of questions and asnwers? They are well worth viewing.
Father Corapi is his usual apostolic self, inspired by the Grace of the Church's calling.
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- AnonymousJune 21, 2011 at 6:54 PM
My only response (apart from what is on my own blog) is this: there is a God, and it's not John Corapi. neither is it us. It's time to stop worshiping people and start worshiping God. Move on.ReplyDelete
I read you initial post Deacon Bill and then several of the comments. I then went back and reread your post only to find out that you did not if fact say what some of the individuals responded calimed you had said. You were spot on with your input and were fastidious in avoiding criticism of Fr. Corapi. You merely stated the facts, just the facts. Some individuals misinformed response says more about them than anything else. I read many years ago that when two people converse there are actually four people present. You, me, who you think I am, and who I think you are. I feel some of the responders were reading your post with more emotion than thought. Thank you for all you do!ReplyDelete


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4.6 RC 1 Available, KDE PIM Delayed
Right before Christmas, KDE has published the first candidate for the upcoming release of KDE Platform, Plasma and Applications 4.6. The focus at this stage is on fixing bugs and completing translations and artwork. As such, the rework of the Oxygen icon set is nearing completion, many bugs reported by testers in recent weeks have been fixed and stabilization is still in full swing.
KDE's release team has decided to not include the new release of KDE's PIM suite, containing the Kontact groupware client and the new KMail 2 which is based on the Akonadi groupware cache in this release due to open issues with migration of large sets of data from the traditional client. These bugs are being worked on as we speak, but the risk at this point is too high to include the new Kontact in the 4.6.0 release. Therefore, it has been decided to release KMail 2 and its companions together with one of the subsequent 4.6 releases, likely 4.6.1 one month later. A 3rd beta version of the KDE-PIM module is available already.
As the other components of the frameworks, workspaces and applications are nearing release date, KDE encourages testers to give their favorite software some final thorough testing. The last chance for feedback will be the second release candidate, planned for 5th January 2011. The final release of 4.6.0 will be available on January, 26th 2011.
Nepomuk error
I'm getting a Nepomuk-error every time I log in, without starting any application and having disabled nepomuk/akonadi in the system settings. A mysqld from akonadi is also always running on the background. Is this a general problem, or just me?
By trixl at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 3:46pm
Nepomuk error
It's not just you. I really hate that dialog...
By Miquel Sabaté at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 4:55pm
disabled akonadi?
where did you disable akonadi, exactly? nepomuk can be disabled in system settings, but akonadi is run-on-demand.
by default the clock uses akonadi to get calendar appointment info. apparently this was not made configurable via the clock, and may be the source of akonadi being started for you.
in 4.6.0 you can add a showEvents=false to the clock's configuration in plasma-desktop-appletsrc; i'll add a gui config for it in 4.7
By Aaron Seigo at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 4:59pm
ok, that's done: i'v added the option to the config UI of the clocks for 4.7.
By Aaron Seigo at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 6:04pm
Ok, It's cool to hear that. However, my only problem is the noisy dialog telling me that Nepomuk is disabled: what's the point ? I know that I've disabled Nepomuk, it's not necessary to remind me this every time I log in.
By Miquel Sabaté at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 7:55pm
akonadi ..
ask the akonadi people; they have a habit of telling the user about things most users don't care about with dialogs. i've talked with various akonadi devs about this in the past, and while things have improved, akonadi still commits these faux pas from time to time.
By Aaron Seigo at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 12:39am
Nepomuk dialog
The reason of the dialog is that users are aware that without nepomuk some functionality (e.g search) will not be available on akonadi based applications.
By andras at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 6:41am
Unfortunately that didn't
Unfortunately that didn't solve the problem.
Edit: Btw. why should akonadi ever be started when it isn't running? If it isn't running is for a reason. I don't want to be mean this time, but the fine _clock_ applet is starting a database server... dude!
By trixl at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 7:04pm
Bad planning...
That's because Nepomuk was bad planned from the beggining and has been patched and patched and patched and things don't go right.
And because that stupid clock plasmoind is not reading the global variable that tells him that Nepomuk is dissabled, and who knows if the other applications that use Nepomuk does.
So spect another raly of patches to fix this issue.
Die Nepomuk, die hard and painful.
By Ramsees at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 7:50pm
Thanks for your informed comment
The clock started Akonadi /not/ nepomuk.
Given the flaws in the gist of your argument I struggle to believe you're that aware of the initial planning stages of Nepomuk.
tl;dr. Stop being an ill informed troll.
By David Edmundson at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 12:24am
Replace Nepomuk for Akanodi
Replace Nepomuk for Akanodi in my comment above and still stands.
But don't change the last line of my comment, I really ment to say that.
By Ramsees at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 12:29am
i've had the pleasure of receiving your comments on my blog and reading them elsewhere for years now, and here's the problem you chronically suffer from: you don't actually look into the design or the code before formulating opinion, and so don't actually understand it in any depth, but then form and share opinion with dramatic phrasing.
but it is impossible to formulate informed opinion without being informed. that you got nepomuk swapped for akonadi as the cause here is just so typical of your comments.
i wish it were possible to pin a track record to your comments so people would know this about you before possibly taking what you write as being well-founded. :/
By Aaron Seigo at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 12:49am
of course not..
of course that didn't solve the problem for you ... it wasn't in rc1! unless you are using today's svn trunk build of kdebase-workspace, that config entry won't do anything.
"why should akonadi ever be started when it isn't running?"
it is started when something asks for something from akonadi. start-on-demand. if nothing asks for it, it doesn't start.
"but the fine _clock_ applet is starting a database server"
that may sound stupid, but the day you start trying to build a desktop system where people expect / want features like "see my calendar events in more than one application at a time" it starts to make immense amounts of sense.
go look at how these kinds of things were done in KDE3 code; the limits we ran into and how poorly what did manage to be implemented worked is precisely why we now have a central system for caching and accessing this data.
the result is that the clock can now serve as a very lightweight "my calender at an overview" that is always there. for those who keep a calendar on their system, that becomes very useful. it's already helped me a number of times.
whether or not we can save anything meaningful by having some sort of check for whether or not akonadi has a calendar to access might be something to explore.
By Aaron Seigo at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 12:44am
ok. I thought the
ok. I thought the config-option was there and you just added the field to the config-dialog.
Btw. this "on-demand"-thing doesn't work, and this is the proof of it. If even the smallest programs are hardcoded with akonadi, it will always be running from the moment you start the computer.
It'd be more consistent if the application checks whether akonadi is running or not, and only use akonadi if it is running. In this way we could have a global option to disable it and both parties are happy.
By trixl at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 9:17am
Tixl: It doesnt look that you know something from computer design, and why it's a good thing to do things someway.
A clock starting an akonadi server ? the point that you dont get the purpose of it, is funny. As your post wants to suggest: "Why does a little thing like a clock starts biiiiig Database like akonadi", is so childish.
I wont get down to the arguments, as you also didnt.
Kdenews sometimes gets to a rant site, where uninformed or better misinformed people post rant's as facts, and because of the publicity the site has, the devs sometimes need to explain and set things right.
:/ thx for the everyone from kde that still answers to get the picture right.
By wintersommer at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 11:28am
you wrote a very long comment
you wrote a long comment that doesn't say anything at all. Is that also your coding style?
By trixl at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 1:22pm
Now that is just
Now that is just unacceptable. Any more of such comments (from someone who only whines) towards a very hardworking developer, who's well known for fixing thing way outward the realm of what he's supposed to do and I'll delete any more comments you make on the dot including blocking your account.
I get why you're frustrated, and frankly, I'm far from happy with the situation myself. And so are many. But will is one of those people who goes out of his way to fix things wherever he can - insulting him is just the wrong thing to do - especially by someone who doesn't do anything. Remember, FOSS is a meritocracy - if you do something useful, you have a right to talk. If you're an user - sure you can ask questions or give comments and we'll try to help but realize we don't owe you anything, we're volunteers here.
By Jos Poortvliet at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 1:55pm
Thank you for your
Thank you for your understanding.
By trixl at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 2:45pm
And not to forget
And, not to forget, what Aaron describes is something I've wished to have in KDE for ages, and now it comes. And not just as a local hack, allowing the clock to access the calendar, but as a desktop-wide way to share data among programs!
That's so damn cool, it's hard to understate what this means for the desktop.
Teaching my clock to tell me of important birthdays, directly offering me a birthday-mail option and also telling me what I wrote next time and what kind of mail the other one wrote to me at my birthday. Add to that the information how I can best reach the other one.
And now go one step further: If I received a file from the same one and I'm just reading it, the file could tell me when I look at the metadata, that today is the birthday of the author.
And if I listen to a song and it's the birthday of the artist and the artist has a wishlist of presents from fans put up as part of some contact-information (or just a donation or flatter link), this could show, too.
Yes, this isn't available right now, but it can now be done, and be done in a desktop agnostic way, so that even if I should completely switch to emacs as desktop some day, someone could write an akonadi-backend for emacs and still access the same information. And keep it in sync even when I frequently switch between emacs desktop and KDE. And also sync all that with my phone.
It's a backend which can unite all free desktops and make personal information management enjoyable, putting away with losing data or painful migration and synchronizing when you switch programs. And if that isn't exciting, I don't know what else is!
By Arne Babenhauserheide at Tue, 2010/12/28 - 5:17pm
That's amazing indeed. We
That's amazing indeed.
We could also drop the cron and at daemons completely and let the clock applet read the cron-table and atjobs-file.
Kmail has to check for new emails by itself. That's some pretty horrible design. Let's make the clock applet call kmail on regular intervals!
Even better, we could drop the whole scheduler from the Linux kernel and let the clock applet take care of that. Imagine that!!!
By trixl.. at Tue, 2010/12/28 - 10:09pm
Quite a few problems
I know RC1 works quite well for many people, in particular other openSUSE users. Personally I had plenty of problems though.
- Krunner crashes on login, and it keeps re-spawning and crashing until manually killed (Bug 261065)
- Search and Launch activity crashes as soon as any text is input in the search field (Bug 261066)
- Kwin freezes and shows artefacts consistently after some time running (Bug 261069)
There is a chance the two first problems might be related with the problematic NVIDIA 260.xx.xx driver, which has been bothering many openSUSE users, even though these do not occur in 4.5.4. As for the Kwin problems, these also occurred in Beta 2 when testing with the 25x.xx.xx driver.
Note that starting KDE with a brand new user didn't fix anything. On the contrary, not only krunner but the whole plasma desktop crashed. I really wanted to move to KDE 4.6 as it seems to solve some annoying problems related to emacs and kwin. Seems like that will have to wait. I had to downgrade as I need a stable system to work at the moment, but if you experience any of these do provide more info.
Good luck
By Jorge Adriano at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 4:05pm
I cannot reproduce your
I cannot reproduce your problems. (opensuse rpm's / intel graphics)
By trixl at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 4:07pm
Note that starting KDE with a brand new user didn't fix anything. On the contrary, not only krunner but the whole plasma desktop crashed.
Just a quite note to add that now that I think of this, it is unsurprising, since I already new that if the digital clock (or any other clock) plasmoid is present, then the plasma desktop will crash when using NVIDIA 260.xx.
By Jorge Adriano at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 4:25pm
first, thanks for reporting the issues on bugs.kde.org. however, when something is crashing, especially without any specific trigger as in this case, a backtrace is absolutely critical to being able to resolve it.
that level of instability (combined with your issues with the digital clock) does seem to be indicative of something like a problematic graphics driver. hopefully you can upgrade/downgrade that driver to something that works :/
By Aaron Seigo at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 4:31pm
Hi Aaron. I know the backtraces are important and installed the necessary debug packages to provide them. But the bug wizard tool said no useful information was obtained. I did ask around the irc channels how to provide more info before downgrading but got no answer. Dario didn't take long to respond in bugs.kde.org with instructions on how to get a backtrace using gdb, but by then I was back in 4.5.4. I'll try to provide them as soon as I can take the time to do so, if no one does before me.
Regarding the problems with NVIDIA 260.xx affecting the digital clock (and amarok, and ktorrent, and possibly others) in 4.5.4, these are very well documented in Bug 251719, with plenty of backtraces included.
By Jorge Adriano at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 4:47pm
Backtraces added. Not too educated on the subject, but seems to me like the "Search and Launch" crash is Nepomuk related, and the krunner crash related to the nvidia drivers.
By Jorge Adriano at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 8:53pm
I have been running KDE 4.6
I have been running KDE 4.6 Beta2 on Kubuntu for 2 weeks now. It is mostly running quite stable. My main problem is that at the moment everything is a little slower than before especially with Kmail2. Kmail looks mainly fine from a stability standpoint, but it is slow like hell. Disabelling Nepomuk helped very much to speed it up and also switching from Oxygen widget-them to plastique. After that one can work with Kmail although there are still many bugs, but none of them is criticall in the sense of data loss. I would really encourage people to test it, so that bugs can be discovered and fixed.
By Mark at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 7:22pm
Only by curiosity for this
Only by curiosity for this 4.6 release,
Always I wanted to share some desktop widgets between my desktop and my netbook like notes, folder views, etc... but is impossible.
When I say that this not works I mean that it not "share" nothing except open a "default" widget.
By xapi at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 7:29pm
it only works completely (as in full data synchronization) for plasmoids that use DataEngines and Services for their functionality. folderview is local access, and notes stores its text internally as well.
plasmoids like the notification widget, system tray, now polaying, etc. which do use a full DataEngine-driven approach work with full data sync.
there are two ways to improve this situation:
a) make the plasmoids that are doing local data access use DataEngines and Services; this may be harder than it is worth in some cases, but in others is almost certainly the right way to go.
b) add on to the RemoteAccess feature in libplasma so that widgets can easily send other kinds of information between the original and cloned instances. for those plasmoids where a DataEngine/Service just isn't the way to go, this might make sense.
By Aaron Seigo at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 12:55am
Is Klipper ever going to be fixed? I set a keyboard shortcut to show the list of copied items, but it doesn't respond to it. You don't want to click on the Klipper icon all the time to select from what you copied previously.
On windows there is a little utility called Ditto. Could that be ported over? That is the functionality that I'd like to see in KDE.
By Bela Lantos at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 10:55pm
it would be really cool if
it would be really cool if when you press ctrl-c a dialog field would open in which you can input some metadata describing what you just copied to the clipboard. in that way we could link klipper to nepomuk and when you press ctrl-v to paste, a similar dialog opens, but then you are able to input a sql query to search in the database for things you copied in the past. we could also use this to open an embedded instance of amarok playing the song in your music collection that best matches the string you are selecting.
By trixl at Thu, 2010/12/23 - 11:09pm
Thanks by reply Aaron, I
Thanks by reply Aaron, I wished to know "why" not works :)
If it only works completely for plasmoids that use DataEngines and Services for their functionality why this "share" menu is showed for every widget? isn't better to hide that "Share" menu for those widgets that aren't compatible (no DataEngines or Services)?
Anyone that test that "Share" feature will think that KDE SC is "half-broken"/"very unpolished" :-(
By xapi at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 2:15am
Is you trying to say? I sink it helps to learn the Enlglish for kommunicating on teh Interwebz.
Consider this pls.
By Mark Kretschmann at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 3:58am
Not everyone has English as their first or primary language.
It is not the easiest of languages to master, even for native speakers.
By Thibi at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 8:44am
>Not everyone has English as
>Not everyone has English as their first or primary language.
>It is not the easiest of languages to master, even for native speakers.
English is the easiest natural language for people in the western world.
By trixl at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 9:07am
English is the easiest
English is the easiest natural language for people in the western world.
Not at all. If your native language is Italian, you'll have an easier time learning other Latin languages such as Portuguese and Spanish. If you're Polish you'll have an easier time with other Slavic languages such as Russian. And if you're Swedish, then Danish is pretty simple. And if you don't take into account past experience, why would English be the easiest language in any case?
By Jorge Adriano at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 10:58am
Of course languages that are
Of course languages that are related are easier to learn. But I still think that English is the easiest natural language. It has its exceptions here and there but the conjugations are a as easy as they get. Try learning German, French or Finnish and you'll see what I mean. People spend _years_ learning them and still cannot write a paragraph without massive errors.
By trixl at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 11:41am
English is the most natural
English is the most natural language for people who are from English speaking countries and it's definitely not the easiest language to learn. Pronouncing "th" for example is not natural for people that are not from English speaking countries. Germans even pronounce v like f when speaking English. Kn like in knife or knowledge is also one of those things, just to name two examples.
I have learned to be a lot more tolerant with people that speak bad English since I learned German. I also make a lot more mistakes in English since then and German isn't that difficult after all. The pronunciation of words is strait forward (after mastering z like in ziemlich and ch like in auch). The other thing that is nice about German is the vocabulary. You hear the meaning of the most words within the word itself unlike English. The grammar is a bit difficult but there are rules for almost everything in German.
By Bobby at Sat, 2010/12/25 - 3:15am
I'd say spanish is definitely
I'd say spanish is definitely easier for germans to master, even though german and english are closely related.
I say to master, because "I want have pizza" is barely broken english.
I might speak and write english and not really speak good spanish, but that is because I've been reading english fiction since 7th grade.
But anyway: If you want an easy to learn language for international communication, take Esperanto. That works, sounds nice (subjectively), has been used in international conferences for more than 100 years, is phonetic (every letter has exactly one phonem) and is very easy to learn — having only 18 grammar articles. And it was designed to make international communication easy and has been honed for exactly that task by Esperantists all around the globe for a century, now. And it is neutral ground for everyone.
And don't get me started on the phonetics in english. Think about what you read today and read yesterday, then free yourself of the false assumption that english is easy and tread a bit softer.
PS: And I still prefer reading a book in the original language, if I speak it fluently, as is the case for english.
By Arne Babenhauserheide at Tue, 2010/12/28 - 5:32pm
But you got what he wanted to express?
and it makes perfect sense.
By thomas at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 8:40am
I did not. Now I did, thanks to your explanation.
Thanks :)
By Mark Kretschmann at Fri, 2010/12/24 - 9:15am
Why 2 database-servers?
Using a database is fine and a necessity of a modern desktop.
But why does kde use two of them? I see mysql and virtuoso in my current session.
I think KDE should settle on one "system-database" and all of KDE should use that one.
By yglodt at Sat, 2010/12/25 - 9:14am
Aside from Akonadi not being
Aside from Akonadi not being a KDE program and thus not having easy access to KDE settings, there is also a technological reason for that.
Some developers have actually tested using Virtuoso as an Akonadi database backend (by manual configuration) and found that its SQL interface and/or the Qt plugin for using that are not yet capable enough for this use case.
However I am quite sure that this will be monitored and re-evaluated every now and then to make this an option once it becomes viable.
By Anda Skoa at Sat, 2010/12/25 - 9:40pm
Nepomuk needs sparcl
cause akonadi needs sql and nepomuk needs sparcl. Atm Virtuoso seems to be the only db with half-acceptable performance for nepomuk. In fact there's not much choice anyway... All these sparcl dbs are still quite new and (hopefully) have still some room for optimizations. Bit of a weight cause KDE is not developping the db but still so dependant on the performance of Virtuoso (at least for the interesting semantic stuff)
By thomas at Sun, 2010/12/26 - 6:48am
Very slow compositing (nvidia 9800M GTX, 260.x drivers)
Thanks to the KDE team for the great work !
A couple of little issues though :
1) In my case, display is very jerky. It used to be almost completely smooth with KDE 4.5.4 (nvidia 260.x proprietary drivers, kubuntu, blur disabled).
2) some settings seem not to remain ; for instance, the GTK theme is reset everytime (none selected after each reboot). The fonts size was reset as well at my 2nd reboot.
By mahen at Sun, 2010/12/26 - 7:31am
Compositing broken on Kubuntu
Since 10.10, compositing is broken for me on Kubuntu/amd64 with the radeon r600 driver.
I get this in the xsession-errors log:
kwin() KWin::Workspace::setupCompositing: Initializing OpenGL compositing
Anyone else suffering from this?
Related launchpad issues:
By yglodt at Mon, 2010/12/27 - 11:45am
Kubuntu compositing
some snazzy Kwin features are not supported by some video drivers (in my case, Intel 965GM).
Here are some posts about the issue. Not sure if this applies to your video setup...
glxinfo may be needed to determine the proper driver name. It's part of the mesa-utils package.
By Carl Symons at Tue, 2010/12/28 - 6:08pm


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