january 19, 2020 19 de enero de 2020 queen of peace
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320 Mulberry Street · Waterloo, Iowa · Telephone: 319-226-3655
Queen of Peace Catholic Parish
Parroquia Reina de la Paz
January 19, 2020 19 de Enero de 2020
QUEEN OF PEACE PARISH
Waterloo, Iowa
Church: 320 Mulberry St., Waterloo, Iowa 50703
Office: 320 Mulberry St., Waterloo, Iowa 50703 Telephone: 319-226-3655
Scallon Hall 319-234-3161
BAPTISM & CONFIRMATION
Contact Faith Formation
Office at 233-0498.
MARRIAGE
Contact the priests at
least six months before
intended date.
HOMEBOUND COMMUNION/
ANNOINTING OF THE SICK
Call the rectory office at
226-3655 if you are
unable to attend church
and wish to receive
Communion and/or be
anointed.
HOSPITAL VISITS
If you or a member of
your family are in the
hospital or know that you
are going to be
hospitalized, please call
the Parish Office
at 226-3655.
BULLETIN DEADLINE
Please call the office by
noon on Monday for
announcements the
following weekend. You
may also bring them to the
office or email them to:
INQUIRY CLASSES FOR RCIA
If you are not baptized or
baptized and have been
away from church a long
time, contact Dave
Cushing at 234-9912.
WEB PAGE ADDRESS
www.cedarnet.org/
dbq213 Our bulletin is
put on the web page
weekly.
PARISH STAFF
Rev. Pierre Louis Joseph…………………..Pastor
Mary Werner............................. Bookkeeper
Patricia McKenna .........................Secretary
Rick Milks…………………………..Maintenance
DEACON COUPLES
Rigoberto & Martha Real ........... 234-6744
Ed & Sharon Weber .................... 232-1584
HISPANIC MINISTRY
Deacon Rigoberto Real ……… Hispanic
Ministry Administrator …………. 234-6744
EDUCATION STAFF
Faith Formation Office: ................ 233-0498
Cedar Valley Catholic Schools ....... 232-1422
Tom Novotney/Director .................. 232-1422
Deb Thurman/Business ................. 232-1422
Columbus High School ................... 233-3358
ADULT FORMATION
Director: Dave Cushing .................. 234-9912
CHILDREN & FAMILY CATECHESIS
Julie Niemeyer Assoc. Dir………..234-9912
YOUTH MINISTRY
High School & Middle School Director:
Annie Zeets…. ................. 233-3358 ext. 134
COUNSELING
Catholic Charities ……….…………..272-2080
OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Wednesday .............. 8:00 am-2:00 pm
Thursday-Friday.................... 8:00 am-12:00 pm
TELEPHONE NUMBER
Queen of Peace Office ....................... 226-3655
Emergency Phone……………… ………….252-8211
Fax………………………………………………..232-1118
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL
Chair……………………………………Treese Pilkington
Vice Chair……………………………..Eliana Garcia
Secretary………………………………..Becky Adams
OTHER MEMBERS
Rod Crowe Eric Donat
Tony McGrane Pete Moreno
Bill Schmid Kathy Stevens
PARISH COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Finance ........................................ Jeff Fitzpatrick
Community Life……………………..Treese Pilkington
Social Justice…………………………...
Liturgy……………………………………...Jim Reidy
REPRESENTATIVES
Cedar Valley Catholic School Board
Parish Representatives……………..Jeff Fitzpatrick
..............................................................................
Finance …………..………………………..Pete Moreno
Faith Formation Commission... Armando Gomez
& Glenda Schmitz
EMAIL ADDRESSES (ALL ADDRESSES END WITH @DBQARCH.ORG
Rev. Pierre Joseph DBQ213 Mary Werner DBQ213BK
Deacon Rigoberto Real DBQCHMW Patricia McKenna DBQ213SEC2
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
WEEKEND MASSES Saturday 4:00 pm
Sunday: 9:00 am, 12 Noon (Spanish), 4:00 pm
WEEKDAY MASSES
12:05 pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
WEDNESDAY NIGHT PRAYER 7:00 pm Evening Prayer for the World
CONFESSIONS Wednesday-Friday 11:30 -11:50 am
Saturday 3:00 pm
ROSARY Tuesday through Friday at 11:40 am
Saturday 3:30 pm, Sunday 8:30 am, Sunday 11:30 am
Please check schedules on Page 3 for any temporary changes in weekly scheduling.
Readings for the week of January 19, 2020
Sunday: Is 49:3, 5-6/Ps 40:2, 4, 7-8, 8-9, 10
[8a, 9a]/1 Cor 1:1-3/Jn 1:29-34
Monday: 1 Sm 15:16-23/Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17,
21 and 23 [23b]/Mk 2:18-22
Tuesday: 1 Sm 16:1-13/Ps 89:20, 21-22, 27-
28 [21a]/Mk 2:23-28
Wednesday: 1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, 40-51/Ps
144:1b, 2, 9-10 [1]/Mk 3:1-6
Thursday: 1 Sm 18:6-9; 19:1-7/Ps 56:2-3, 9-
10a, 10b-11, 12-13 [5b]/Mk 3:7-12
Friday:1 Sm 24:3-21/Ps 57:2, 3-4, 6 and 11
[2a]/Mk 3:13-19
Saturday: Acts 22:3-16 or Acts 9:1-22/Ps
117:1bc, 2 [Mk 16:15]/Mk 16:15-18
Next Sunday: Is 8:23—9:3/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14
[1a]/1 Cor 1:10-13, 17/Mt 4:12-23
©LPi
PLEASE REMEMBER US IN
YOUR WILL: We encourage
you to remember Queen of
Peace Catholic Church in your
Last Will and Testament. It is
a wonderful way to help en-
sure that the many
good works of your parish
keep becoming reali-
ties. Thank you, parishion-
ers, for your generosity!
Liturgical Schedule
Date January 25-26, 2020
Saturday, 4:00 pm
Lector John Bedard
Communion Ministers John Bedard
Liz Hess
Mary Dunlay
Diane DeVine
Joanne Dennis
Jeanie Olson
Servers Adrian Gomez
Michelle Guzman
Ushers George Sutton
Jason Jensen
Sacristan Liz Hess
Musician Ruth Knapp
Sunday, 9:00 am
Lector Bev Kane
Communion Ministers Tom Milota
Ken & Mickey Collison
Mickey McGrane
Glenda Schmitz
Bev Kane
Mass Servers Samantha Moreno
Daniella Moreno
Kathryn Moreno
Ushers Dan Schmitz
Tom Milota
John Cordes
Sacristan Barb Huch
Musician Testify Choir
Sunday, 4:00 pm
Lector Carol Eckerman
Communion Ministers Carol Eckerman
Jack Black
Kathy Stevens
Servers (Server needed)
Ushers Dennis Nissen
Sacristan Jack Black
Musicians Rick & Joan Budde
Mass Intentions
Tuesday, January 21
12:05 pm Queen of Peace Parish
Wednesday, January 22
12:05 pm +Dan Sansone
Thursday, January 23
12:05 pm +Michael R. Meaney
Friday, January 24
12:05 pm +Angelina Quinto
Saturday, January 25
4:00 pm +Mary Frances Anderson
Sunday, January 26
9:00 am +Ivan Regenold
12:00 pm +Mateo Torrez Jimenez
4:00 pm +Nicholas Wellner
This Coming Week
Sunday, January 19
6:00 pm Marriage Encounter Community Mtg.—call
church office for location
Tuesday, January 21
8:00 am Quilting Club & Social Grace Rm.
1:00 pm Legion of Mary Mtg. Scallon Hall
1:30 pm Bible Sharing Meet at Bridges Senior Living
4:30-6 pm Community Meals Scallon Hall
6:30 pm Parish Pastoral Council Mtg. Scallon Hall
6:30 pm Bible Class (Sp.) Scallon Hall
Wednesday, January 22
7:00 pm Evening Prayer for the World Scallon Hall
7:00 pm Testify Choir practice Church
Thursday, January 23
6:30 pm Learning English Class Grace Rm.
6:30 pm Angels’ Choir practice Church
Friday, January 24
6:30 pm Learning English Class Grace Rm.
January 19, 2020 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Today’s responsorial psalm is the theme song of the good
steward. “Here am I, Lord, I come to do your will.” May I,
too, stand ready to offer myself and my gifts in the service
of God.
Stewardship Week of
Jan. 11-12, 2020 Total of all Masses English & Spanish:
Adult $4,752.00
Loose 1,365.66
Repairs 270.00
Holy Day 20.00
Endowment 255.00
Total 6,662.66
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Stewardship—12-25-19
Adult 283.00
Christmas 9,238.60
12-28-19
Adult 13,917.00
Loose 1,337.16
Repair 1,020.00
Christmas 1,120.00
Holy Days 64.00
Rel. Ret. Fund 120.00
Total 17,678.16
Parroquia Reina de la Paz
Ministerio Hispano 319-234-6744
320 Mulberry St., Waterloo, Iowa 50703
Horario de oficina: lunes a Jueves: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Viernes 8:00 AM a 12:00 del mediodía (SOLO SE ATIENDE POR CITA)
Page 4 SEGUNDO DOMING DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO
Próxima fecha para la si-
guiente preparación pre-
bautismal será el 11 de
abril. Necesita registrarse
con tiempo. Gracias
Queridos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo Jesús nuestro reden-
tor...entramos en un breve periodo del tiempo litúrgico ordinario
desde hace una semana.
Hemos vivido, todos juntos, este tiempo de Navidad intensamen-
te con tantas actividades como las posadas, la pastorela, la San-
tas Misas de Navidad y año nuevo.
Ahora volvemos a la “normalidad” por decirlo de alguna manera,
inspirados por lo que hemos experimentado en esta Navidad.
La idea principal fue que, nosotros, nos preparáramos interior-
mente para que el Niño Jesús naciera en el corazón de cada uno
de nosotros.
Ahora es tiempo de dar testimonio de ese encuentro del Señor
que, “en teoría” tuvimos.
En la liturgia de la Palabra del día de hoy, vemos que Isaías, San
Pablo y Juan el Bautista dan testimonio de lo que el Señor hizo
con ellos, de lo que el Señor es y representa para ellos y el con-
cepto que tenían del Señor.
Y la pregunta para la reflexión es obligada: Tu (nota que es per-
sonal), ¿qué testimonio das del Señor?
Si, hoy, nos preguntaran acerca de lo que el Señor es para ti…
¿Qué contestarías?
¿Contestaríamos como San Pablo diciendo que somos apóstoles
por voluntad de Dios? O ¿diríamos como Isaías que “el Señor es
mi fuerza, reconociendo que fuimos formados desde el seno ma-
terno? ¿O reconociendo, como Juan el Bautista, que Jesús es el
Cordero de Dios que quita el pecado del mundo?
¿Qué dices tú del Señor? ¿Cuál es tu testimonio? E insisto: per-
sonal, no dejemos de que otros alteren o transformen nuestra fe
La reflexión debe de partir de lo personal, es decir, que cada
quien manifiesta el amor a Jesús y no dejar que la actitud, opi-
nión o mala experiencia de otros nos afecten.
Y, noten que en lo sencillo damos razón de nuestra fe, por ejem-
plo: Tú, ¿Cuándo te levantas que es lo primero en que piensas y
haces? Cuándo te saludan y te preguntan ¿como estas?, ¿Qué
contestas? Pareciera una cosa simple, pero dice mucho.
Por ejemplo: si contestas “¡Estoy! Y ya es ganancia”, “pues,
bien”, “más o menos”, “ahí, sobreviviendo” son respuestas, que
aunque verdaderas son al margen de Dios.
En cambio si contestas: “bien, gracias a Dios” (aunque no la
estés pasándola bien...ahí es una manifestación profunda de fe
porque te estás abandonando a la voluntad de Dios sobre ti.
Es importante, queridos hermanos y hermanas, dar razón de
nuestra fe, con palabras pero, sobre todo, con hechos. Dar testi-
monio de quien es el Señor para nosotros.
Ya que hemos comenzado el tiempo ordinario y volvemos a lo
“normal” de la vida, ahora es tiempo de dar testimonio de Dios en
nuestras vidas. Dios ha hecho, hace y hará cosas grandes en
quienes le aman y, precisamente, porque Dios nos ama y no te-
nemos más que corresponder a Él y a nuestros hermanos. La
invitación es a dar testimonio constante de su gran misericordia y
amor al mundo, comenzando desde nosotros mismos, nuestra
familia, nuestra comunidad...que sea una espiral donde podamos
inspirar a otros. Mis hermanos y hermanas… ¿Que testimonio
das del Señor en tu vida? Con cariño...Diacono Real
Servidores para la Santa Misa el 01/26/20
Monaguillos: Melanie Yuska, Katheryn Moreno, Valeria Ignacio,
Luis Regalado y Anthony Sánchez..
Ministros de Eucaristía: Abraham Vicente, Luis Escobar, Sagrario
Escobar, Elizabeth Ayard, Jorge Reyes, Silvia Ayard y Martha Real.
Hospitalidad Alonso Ramírez, Martin Ramírez, Tony Barilla y Jesús
Mendoza.
Lectores: Eliazar Pulido, Martha Real, Cinthia Gómez y Monserrat
Torres.
Liturgia para niños: Armando, Vanessa, Ana y Arely
Santo Rosario: Con Poder Divino.
Reporte de sus contribuciones En la parte de atrás de la iglesia,
tenemos los reportes de sus contribuciones a nuestra Iglesia. Como
todos ustedes saben son deducibles de impuestos y los puede usar
para sus income taxes.
Coro de niños Invitamos a tus niños al coro, por favor, contacta a
Lora Heit al 319 610 5432 para unirte al coro o a Elizabeth Ayard al
319 529 8424. Gracias. Únete al coro de los Ángeles.
Invitación especial para la Misa de 9:00am el 26 de enero. El
domingo 26 en la Misa de 9 de la mañana , el grupo de música de
Columbus llamado “testify” estará en el coro de nuestra Misa. Este
grupo ha estado sirviendo en varias parroquias en el área de Water-
loo. Ven y participa en la Liturgia y les damos la mas cordial bienve-
nida.
Fondo especial de la Parroquia Reina de la Paz El Consejo Pa-
rroquial aprobó recientemente iniciar un fondo de caridad/
emergencia con la Fundación Católica en la Arquidiócesis de Dubu-
que. El propósito de este fondo económico es apoyar e económica-
mente a la parroquia. Se ha decidido agregar un sobre extra cada
mes para que todos apoyemos al presupuesto de “cuenta de aho-
rro”. Usted puede usar este sobre para contribuir a esta causa. Otra
opción sería a través de donaciones planificadas como dejar en su
testamento parte de su patrimonio a la Fundación Reina de la Paz.
Si tiene preguntas al respecto a este fondo económico, llame a la
oficina.
Retiro para jóvenes Del 14 al 16 de marzo habrá un retiro para
jóvenes de la High School de grados 11 y 12 en la escuela Blessed
María. Para mayor información hable con Vanessa Gómez. Necesi-
tan registrarse antes del 28 de febrero. Es una maravillosa oportuni-
dad para que los jóvenes tengan una experiencia personal con el
Señor.
Venta de tacos Los Caballeros de Colon tendrán una venta de ta-
cos el próximo 9 de febrero. Ahora si nos hemos asegurado de tener
bastante. Por favor, le invitamos a contribuir a nuestra Iglesia. Gra-
cias.
Fruto de Nuestro Trabajo
Sobres ………....$4,752.00
Efectivo ………….1,365.66
Reparaciones…. 270.00
Nuestra Santisima Madre Reina
de la Paz es Madre del Adviento.
Caminemos con ella de la mano
para preparar nuestros
corazones y recibir a su Hijo en
Navidad.
Alma de Cristo, santifícame.
Cuerpo de Cristo, sálvame. Sangre
de Cristo, embriágame. Agua del
costado de Cristo, lávame. Pasión de
Cristo, confórtame. ¡Oh buen Jesús!
Óyeme. Dentro de tus llagas, escón-
deme. No permitas que me aparte de
ti. Del mal enemigo, defiéndeme. En
la hora de mi muerte, llámame. Y
mándame ir a ti para que con tus
santos te alabe, por los siglos de los
siglos. Amen
PASTOR’S MESSAGE
Fr. Pierre’s message from Sunday of the Baptism of the
Lord:
We’ve been celebrating Christmas, Holy Family and Epiph-
any recently. The Church, however, very quickly invites us to
abandon the gospels about the childhood of Jesus and in-
vite us to tackle one essential of his life: his public ministry.
It is a “let’s get to the point.” And it is a big jump, after a
silence of thirty years, here is Jesus entering the scene. Je-
sus will change the face of the earth—dividing history in B.C
and A.C. But, according to our human logic, there is some-
thing wrong with the kicking off of his mission. He is the
One everyone has been waiting for, yet we see him waiting
in a long line for his turn to get baptized. Is that a joke?
When he reaches John, his cousin will try to stop him, recog-
nizing him as the Christ. I would like to point out three
things:
- Jesus’ solidarity with the sinner: Jesus did it in this very
moment where everybody is taking the decision to change
their life, to repent. Jesus joins the sinners where God
works their hearts out. This attitude of Jesus challenges
us—we who are so quick to judge others when they make
mistakes. Be compassionate, always try to understand and
support. We are all formed of frailty and error and that we
have to pardon reciprocally each other’s folly.
- The revelation of the Holy Trinity, which is the main point
of the gospel today because it tells us that Jesus is fully hu-
man and fully divine. First of all we have to make it clear
that the baptism of Jesus, attested by the four Gospels, is
an undeniable historical fact. The Church didn’t make it up.
If it was an invention in order to make Jesus look more di-
vine, the early Christian would invent something better than
that. Jesus here reveals to us a secret about God: He is
trine: Father, Son and Spirit. If you are looking for an exam-
ple of Trinity in the Bible, you’ve got it. A voice (Father), the
appearance of a dove(Spirit), and Jesus(son)
- Jesus’ mission. He said to John, “Allow it now, for thus it is
fitting for us to fulfill all righteousness.” Here Jesus shared
with everybody his program, the key point of his mission: to
fulfill and justice. Jesus is faithful to the tradition of the
whole history of his people, and, at the same time, he reno-
vates it and transforms it.
Like a wise man said: It is of the utmost importance for man
to always look towards these five directions, namely: for-
ward: to know where you are going, and that implies forma-
tion and education; back: to remember where you came
from and avoid making past mistakes; below: to make sure
you don't trample or humiliate anyone along the way; the
sides: to see who is by your side to support you, and who
needs you, since happiness is not real except when it is
shared; and, finally, above: to remember that there is al-
ways Someone taking care of you which is God.
We don’t always know how he does that. But, like John who
tried to prevent Jesus from receiving the baptism, then al-
lowed him without understanding; we have to learn to trust
God. God sometimes calls us to trust Him in ways that do
not seem to be immediately practical, logical or make
sense. John trusted Jesus and then the miracle of the
epiphany of the Holy Trinity happened. Sometimes we have
to listen more to the promise of divine providence than our
own natural deduction of human logic. Let us pray so that
God can help us to be led by Him so as to live daily in ac-
cord with his plan. Our Lady Queen of Peace… pray for us! -
Fr. Pierre
Parish Happenings
TESTIFY - MUSIC GROUP
On Sunday, January 26, at the 9 am Mass, the music
group from Columbus called TESTIFY, will be leading the
music. This group has been ministering at various par-
ishes in the metro area. Come to participate in liturgy
with them, and welcome them to our parish.
QUEEN OF PEACE CHURCH WINTER HOURS
Starting Monday, Jan. 13 the church office hours will be:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday—8:00 am—2:00 pm
Thursday & Friday—8:00 am—12:00 Noon
2019 OFFERING CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS
The year-end offering statements are ready and available
for pickup starting this weekend. Statements are located
in the boxes on the tables at the entrance to the church.
If you have any questions, please call the church office.
ADVERTISER OF THE MONTH
We would like to thank Diamond’s Body Shop.
Through the financial support of our advertisers, we
are able to print the weekly bulletin at no cost to our
parish. We encourage parishioners to patronize our
advertisers.
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Youth Ministry
Middle School tie blanket service night. Sunday, January
19th from 5pm-7:30pm in the commons at Blessed
Maria middle school. Please enter through the main
doors. Come and make blankets to donate to area shel-
ters this winter. We are asking for a donation of $10/
student to off-set the cost of the materials. Please let
Gen know if you plan to attend by emailing by 3pm on
the 19th: [email protected]
High School "Tough Topic Night" with special guest Fr.
Tony Kruse. Wednesday, January 29th at 6:30pm in the
youth office at Columbus. Please enter through the park-
ing lot door - Door 21. We know that teens have a lot of
questions about issues and what the Catholic faith
teaches us. So bring your tough questions! This will be a
night of guided and respectful discussion. Pizza and
snacks provided. ALL high school students are welcome
to attend. Questions? email Annie Zeets: an-
Community News
WORLD MARRIAGE DAY
Come celebrate love, faith and the commitment to the
sacrament to holy matrimony. World marriage day honors
husband and wife as the foundation of the family and
salutes the beauty of their faithfulness, sacrifice and joy
in daily married life. This special Mass will be held at
2:00pm February 9th at the Basilica of St. Francis Xavier
in Dyersville. Reception with refreshments provided by
Worldwide Marriage Encounter will follow in the church
hall.
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE PERMANENT
DIACONATE
Do you have questions? What is your vocation? What is
God calling you to? To help discern these and other ques-
tions, maybe the answer is here. The Office of the Perma-
nent Diaconate is currently accepting applications from
married or single men between the ages of 32 and 58 for
our next deacon formation class.
Everyone who is discerning this vocation is invited to at-
tend an information meeting on the Permanent Diacon-
ate. Deacons and candidates will be present to witness
how this vocation has called them and the process they
undertook.
Information Meetings near you:
January 28, 2020 Blessed Sacrament Church,
Waterloo, 6:30PM
February 11, 2020 St. Benedict Church
Decorah 6:30PM
-continued next column-
If you are unable to attend a meeting or
wish to request more information about deacons and the
formation process, contact Deacon John Stierman at
800-876-3546 ext. 252 or email him at
FRANCISCAN COMMON VENTURE - 2020 SERVICE
OPPORTUNITIES
Give a gift of service this year! Share your time and tal-
ents with others -- for a day, a week (or longer). Your
heart will never be the same! Join Franciscan Sisters
and others in community, service and prayer. If inter-
ested, contact
Sr. Michelle Balek, OSF: [email protected]
or 563- 583-9786. Visit our website for a listing of oppor-
tunities and a downloadable brochure and application
materials: www.osfdbq.org/commonventure
Adult Formation
WINTER FORUM 3 -- Tuesday, February 4. 6:30-
8:00pm. COR at 220 East 4th St.
This is the third in our series of winter enrichment pro-
grams for adults and young adults. This week Martha
Reineke will discuss Rene Girard’s theory of
“scapegoating” and how we see this phenomenon of
hate leading to violence in our current national and inter-
national politics. The program is free and open to the
public. Food provided by The Screaming Eagle is avail-
able before and during the program. Information online
at: https://waterloocatholics.org/winter-forum
CRITICAL CHOICES WORKSHOP -- February 19. 1:30-
3:30pm. St. Francis Room, St. Edward Par-
ish. This workshop examines some of the issues which
arise at the time of a serious illness or at the end of life
and helps participants consider the type of personal,
spiritual and medical care they wish to receive if they are
seriously ill and unable to speak for themselves. The
workshop is appropriate for individuals or couples of any
age. No fee. Pre-registration required. Information and
registration at 319-233-0498 or online at waterloo-
catholics.org/critical-choices-workshops
ARCHDIOCESAN MEN’S CONFERENCE -- Saturday,
March 14, 2020. Xavier High School, Cedar Rap-
ids. Patrick Madrid will be the keynote speaker
for this conference, sponsored by the Archdio-
cese of Dubuque. Information and registration
online at: www.CatholicMenOnline.com
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More information about opportunities for adults is
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