M A S S S C H E D U L ESaturday Vigil 5:00 PM

Sunday 8:00 AM 9:30 AM 11:30 AM

(Español) 1:30 PM(Youth, Bilingual) 5:00 PM

Monday 12:00 NoonMonday through Friday (During Lent) 6:30 AMTuesday through Saturday 9:00 AM

Holy Days See Inside

R E C O N C I L I A T I O NSunday 12:30-1:15 PM

Saturday 9:30-10:30 AM3:30-4:30 PM

Monday 11:30-11:50 AMTuesday through Friday 8:30-8:50 AM

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Sunday 6/4 - Pentecost

Acts 2:1-11 / 1Cor 12:3-13 / Jn 20:19-23

8:00AM For the People

9:30AM Mary Batt

11:30AM Stephen Ndife’s Children

1:30PM Robert Benero

5:00PM Monserratto Morales

Monday 6/5 - St. Boniface

Tb 1:3;2:1b-8 / Mk 12:1-12

6:30AM Bernadette McGonagle

12:00PM Stanley Sr. & Nellie Kogut

Tuesday 6/6

Tb 2:9-14 / Mk 12:13-17

6:30AM Catherine Dillon Bullan

9:00AM Stephanie Carlson

Wednesday 6/7

Tb 3:1-11a,16-17 / Mk 12:18-27

6:30AM Bazil & Theresa Mendonga

9:00AM Pvatrick Andrew Shifflett

Thursday 6/8

Tb 6:10-8:9/ Mk 12:28-34

9:00AM Rose Gomez

Friday 6/9

Tb 11:5-17 / Mk 12:35-37

6:30AM Sam & Bonnie Fanning

9:00AM Francia Fulgencio

Saturday 6/10

O F F E R T O R Y C O L L E C T I O N

MASSES THIS WEEK F R O M T H E P A S T O R T H I S W E E K I N O U R P A R I S HMUSIC & MaryLu HartsellLITURGY 301-330-7565

R E L I G I O U S Maureen JosephEDUC ATION 301-977-7990

Thank you for your generosity!

SJN 40th Anniversay Jubilee Year

Parish Council

Met on Jan 23. Most of the meeting was devoted to the Feb events: Feb 2 & 4 Masses, Vigil & Blessing of the Altar, Ash Wed. Feb 14, & Feb 17 Dinner. The Light Is On For You (quiet prayer & confession) will be held on Tues evenings (7 to 8:30 PM) during Lent. The Young Families Team presentation included offering a beginners budgeting class (date TBD) & a Young Families social on April 15. The Pilgrimages to the Holy Land March 7-21 & to Miami June 8-10 are accepting registrations.

Jesus of Nazareth Movie

Jesus of Nazareth movie is shown on Thursday nights from March 1 to 22 from 7 - 9 PM in parish center. This is an opportunity for your family or friends to do something special for Lent. A study guide will be provided. The mov-ie is 6 1/2 hours long and will be shown over 4 weeks in March. Come and watch this great movie produced by the renowned Franco Zeffirelli. Young Families - Food and Finance Seminar

Are you interested in learning how you can put your financial assets to good use and become more financially secure and at the same time meet other young fam-ilies at SJN? Then come to the Food and Finance Seminar. We’ll have 3 sessions to choose from: Thursday, March 8, 6:30-8 PM in the media room, Sunday, March 11, 11:30-1PM (Spanish) or 1:30-3 PM (English) at the Neumann House. Refreshments and free babysitting will be provided. Please RSVP to betsyrayel@gmail.com

Donut Social

This coming Sunday, March 4 after all morning masses, the donut social will be hosted by the Men’s Ministry. The next date scheduled is Sunday, March 11, and will be hosted by Knights of Columbus.

SPSE Basic Evangelization Training

Do you wish you were more comfortable and joyful sharing your Cath-olic faith? The Gaithersburg St. Paul Street Evangelization Team hosts a Basic Evangelization Training Saturday March 10 from 10 to 5 PM at Goshen House 20501 Goshen Rd. Lunch and materials included. Contact Nan-cyMcCambridge@gmail.com or register at www.stpaulse.com/gaithersburg.

Retreat for Parents Whose Children are Away From The Church Saturday, March 3, from 10 - 4 PM. The retreat is free and lunch, refreshments and resources will be provided. Register at https://visiblesign.eventbrite.com

‘Tis Good, Lord, to Be

Here was written on the feast of

the Transfiguration in 1888 while

the author was at Cambridge. It

is based on Luke 9:32-33 and

was first published in the 1904

edition of Hymns Ancient and

Modern. The tune, SWABIA,

was first published in Johann

M. Speiss’ Davids Harpffen Spiel

(Heidelberg, 1745) to fit hymns

in the meter 67.67.77. William

H. Havergal adapted the tune to

short meter and included it in his

Old Church Psalmody (London,

1847). All hymns have a metric

scheme. In the case of 67.67.77,

the hymn would have 6 syllables

in the first line, 7 syllables in the

second line, etc. Short meter is

66.86, six syllables in the first two

phrases, eight syllables in the

third and six in the last phrase.

We do not know who

wrote Psalm 116, but we do

know that God saved him from

death. This is the fourth of the

six Egyptian Hallels. The Hallels

are Psalms 113-118, and they are

called “Egyptian” because they

remember the story of God saving

his people from Egypt. But this

psalm is about one man’s trou-

ble, not the trouble of the whole

country. It is a “hallel” because the

word “hallelujah” is in verse 19,

which we are NOT singing today!

SJN offers of full range of opportunities for catechesis for all ages. The Children’s Religious Formation Program offers faith formation for children in kindergarten through 8th grade on Tuesdays 5:30 PM to 7 PM, Wednesdays 6:45 PM to 8:15 PM, and during a summertime 2-week, full day program. Highschool Catechesis is offered every Sunday evening (see be-low). College and Young Adult Catechesis is offered on Tuesdays 7 PM to 9 PM in the Neumann House. There are also nu-merous and varied opportunities for Adult Catechesis through programs such as the Bible Timeline, That Man Is You, Women’s ministries, the RCIA, parish missions and retreats, etc. Please see the parish web-site for up-to-date offerings in Catechesis.

March 10 - 11, 2018 - Cross Catholic Outreach with Father Eloy Romero

March 25, 2018 - Palm Sunday

7:30 AM, 9:30 AM (signed), 11:30 AM, 1:30 PM, and 5 PM

March 29, 2018 - Holy Thursday

7:30 PM Mass of the Lord’s Supper (Bilingual)

March 30, 2018 - Good Friday

9 AM to Noon – Confessions

Noon – Stations of the Cross

3 PM – YG Stations of the Cross

7:30 PM – Liturgy of the Lord’s Pas-sion (Bilingual)

March 31, 2018 - Holy Saturday

9 AM to Noon – Confessions

8 PM Easter Vigil (Bilingual)

Upcoming Collections

March 5 Maintenance

March 12 Poor Box

March 19 Capital Campaign

Dear SJN Family,

The Gospel today speaks to us of the power of prayer. Jesus ascends Mt. Tabor with Peter, James and John and is transfigured before them. A cloud descends, and a voice is heard: “This is My beloved Son. Listen to Him” (Mk 9:7). The “high mountain” (Mk 9:2) signifies the ascent to God. Moses and Elijah represent the Old Testament. Pe-ter, James and John symbolize the New Testament. The cloud reminds us of the Holy Spirit, which came upon Our Lady at the Annunciation (cf. Lk 1:35). The voice is that of God the Father, stringing togeth-er the biblical pearls of Gen 22:2, Ps 2:7, Dt 6:4 (the Shema) and Dt 18:15, revealing that Jesus is the long-awaited Prophet, Messiah, and eternally beloved Son of God. The Gospel, then, is speaking to us about prayer, and hearing the voice of Jesus in the Sacred Scriptures. The Dictatorship of Noise

All of us would like to pray better, but there is a common obstacle we face, what Cardinal Robert Sarah calls “the dictatorship of noise.” The phone, 24 hour news, emails, games, snapshots, tweets, texts, and chats – never is our mind at rest. Mother Adela Galindo writes, “Without silence the greatest mysteries of God’s love are lost. Noise, loudness, is becoming the greatest enemy of our spiritual life and our prayer life. How can we see all that was being revealed on the Way of the Cross if we are part of the crowd that was talking and distract-ed while Jesus passed by? [. . .] If we do not know how to be silent, Jesus will never be able to make His home in our hearts, because our homes will be full of our own thoughts, interests and projects, [and] we will not be able to recognize the one knocking on the door.”

The Power of Silence

We need to listen to Jesus. Before thinking, “But, Father, this is im-possible . . .” please consider a simple daily practice. First, find a time and a place to pray that is without external noise. This is your moun-tain. If you cannot pray at home, come to the Adoration Chapel which is open 24-7-365. Second, instead of looking at your phone when you get up, prayerfully read the Gospel from the previous Sunday for five minutes. Ask yourself, “What does the Gospel say, what is it describ-ing? And what is it saying to me?” Ponder it as you get ready. Then, before going to work, stop by the Adoration Chapel for 10 minutes. Give the Lord five minutes without words. Just be. Then return to the Gospel text. And ask Him, “Lord, how can I respond to Your word?” Listen for five minutes. Make your resolution. You are on your way.

In the Heart of Mary,Who Conceived the Divine Word in Silence, Fr. Joe

General Collection Feb 10-11Total $17,325.16Average Donation $52.00

Capital CampaignEnvelopes $1,389.00Electronic $1,412.85Total $2,801.85

Second Sunday of Lent - February 25, 2018Monday 2/26

DN 9:4B-10 / LK 6:36-38

6:30AM Wenting Yi

12:00PM Janet Stine

Tuesday 2/27

IS 1:10, 16-20 / MT 23:1-12

6:30AM Julian & Ada Dumbroski

9:00AM Fr. Francis Martin

Wednesday 2/28

JER 18:18-20 / MT 20:17-28

6:30AM Rodney di Girolamo

9:00AM Theresa McKinney

Thursday 3/01

JER 17:5-10 / LK 16:19-31

6:30AM Fr. Joseph Rogers

9:00AM Sam & Bonnie Fanning

Friday 3/02GN 37:3-4, 12-13A, 17B-28A / MT 21:33-

43, 45-46

6:30AM Maria Peter

9:00AM Donnie Wood

7:30PM Honorine Nseya

Saturday 3/03

MI 7:14-15, 18-20 / LK 15:1-3, 11-32

9:00AM Leonard Mukendi

5:00PM Stanley Kogut

Sunday 3/04

EX 20:1-17 / 1 COR 1:22-25 / JN 2:13-25

8:00AM Paul Kyung

9:30AM Robert Bernero

11:30AM Stanley & Aniela Kogut

1:30PM SJN

5:00PM Beatriz Baca Castillo

Sunday 6/4 - Pentecost

Acts 2:1-11 / 1Cor 12:3-13 / Jn 20:19-23

8:00AM For the People

9:30AM Mary Batt

11:30AM Stephen Ndife’s Children

1:30PM Robert Benero

5:00PM Monserratto Morales

Monday 6/5 - St. Boniface

Tb 1:3;2:1b-8 / Mk 12:1-12

6:30AM Bernadette McGonagle

12:00PM Stanley Sr. & Nellie Kogut

Tuesday 6/6

Tb 2:9-14 / Mk 12:13-17

6:30AM Catherine Dillon Bullan

9:00AM Stephanie Carlson

Wednesday 6/7

Tb 3:1-11a,16-17 / Mk 12:18-27

6:30AM Bazil & Theresa Mendonga

9:00AM Pvatrick Andrew Shifflett

Thursday 6/8

Tb 6:10-8:9/ Mk 12:28-34

9:00AM Rose Gomez

Friday 6/9

Tb 11:5-17 / Mk 12:35-37

6:30AM Sam & Bonnie Fanning

9:00AM Francia Fulgencio

Saturday 6/10

O F F E R T O R Y C O L L E C T I O N

MASSES THIS WEEK F R O M T H E P A S T O R T H I S W E E K I N O U R P A R I S HMUSIC & MaryLu HartsellLITURGY 301-330-7565

R E L I G I O U S Maureen JosephEDUC ATION 301-977-7990

Thank you for your generosity!

SJN 40th Anniversay Jubilee Year

Parish Council

Met on Jan 23. Most of the meeting was devoted to the Feb events: Feb 2 & 4 Masses, Vigil & Blessing of the Altar, Ash Wed. Feb 14, & Feb 17 Dinner. The Light Is On For You (quiet prayer & confession) will be held on Tues evenings (7 to 8:30 PM) during Lent. The Young Families Team presentation included offering a beginners budgeting class (date TBD) & a Young Families social on April 15. The Pilgrimages to the Holy Land March 7-21 & to Miami June 8-10 are accepting registrations.

Jesus of Nazareth Movie

Jesus of Nazareth movie is shown on Thursday nights from March 1 to 22 from 7 - 9 PM in parish center. This is an opportunity for your family or friends to do something special for Lent. A study guide will be provided. The mov-ie is 6 1/2 hours long and will be shown over 4 weeks in March. Come and watch this great movie produced by the renowned Franco Zeffirelli. Young Families - Food and Finance Seminar

Are you interested in learning how you can put your financial assets to good use and become more financially secure and at the same time meet other young fam-ilies at SJN? Then come to the Food and Finance Seminar. We’ll have 3 sessions to choose from: Thursday, March 8, 6:30-8 PM in the media room, Sunday, March 11, 11:30-1PM (Spanish) or 1:30-3 PM (English) at the Neumann House. Refreshments and free babysitting will be provided. Please RSVP to betsyrayel@gmail.com

Donut Social

This coming Sunday, March 4 after all morning masses, the donut social will be hosted by the Men’s Ministry. The next date scheduled is Sunday, March 11, and will be hosted by Knights of Columbus.

SPSE Basic Evangelization Training

Do you wish you were more comfortable and joyful sharing your Cath-olic faith? The Gaithersburg St. Paul Street Evangelization Team hosts a Basic Evangelization Training Saturday March 10 from 10 to 5 PM at Goshen House 20501 Goshen Rd. Lunch and materials included. Contact Nan-cyMcCambridge@gmail.com or register at www.stpaulse.com/gaithersburg.

Retreat for Parents Whose Children are Away From The Church Saturday, March 3, from 10 - 4 PM. The retreat is free and lunch, refreshments and resources will be provided. Register at https://visiblesign.eventbrite.com

‘Tis Good, Lord, to Be

Here was written on the feast of

the Transfiguration in 1888 while

the author was at Cambridge. It

is based on Luke 9:32-33 and

was first published in the 1904

edition of Hymns Ancient and

Modern. The tune, SWABIA,

was first published in Johann

M. Speiss’ Davids Harpffen Spiel

(Heidelberg, 1745) to fit hymns

in the meter 67.67.77. William

H. Havergal adapted the tune to

short meter and included it in his

Old Church Psalmody (London,

1847). All hymns have a metric

scheme. In the case of 67.67.77,

the hymn would have 6 syllables

in the first line, 7 syllables in the

second line, etc. Short meter is

66.86, six syllables in the first two

phrases, eight syllables in the

third and six in the last phrase.

We do not know who

wrote Psalm 116, but we do

know that God saved him from

death. This is the fourth of the

six Egyptian Hallels. The Hallels

are Psalms 113-118, and they are

called “Egyptian” because they

remember the story of God saving

his people from Egypt. But this

psalm is about one man’s trou-

ble, not the trouble of the whole

country. It is a “hallel” because the

word “hallelujah” is in verse 19,

which we are NOT singing today!

SJN offers of full range of opportunities for catechesis for all ages. The Children’s Religious Formation Program offers faith formation for children in kindergarten through 8th grade on Tuesdays 5:30 PM to 7 PM, Wednesdays 6:45 PM to 8:15 PM, and during a summertime 2-week, full day program. Highschool Catechesis is offered every Sunday evening (see be-low). College and Young Adult Catechesis is offered on Tuesdays 7 PM to 9 PM in the Neumann House. There are also nu-merous and varied opportunities for Adult Catechesis through programs such as the Bible Timeline, That Man Is You, Women’s ministries, the RCIA, parish missions and retreats, etc. Please see the parish web-site for up-to-date offerings in Catechesis.

March 10 - 11, 2018 - Cross Catholic Outreach with Father Eloy Romero

March 25, 2018 - Palm Sunday

7:30 AM, 9:30 AM (signed), 11:30 AM, 1:30 PM, and 5 PM

March 29, 2018 - Holy Thursday

7:30 PM Mass of the Lord’s Supper (Bilingual)

March 30, 2018 - Good Friday

9 AM to Noon – Confessions

Noon – Stations of the Cross

3 PM – YG Stations of the Cross

7:30 PM – Liturgy of the Lord’s Pas-sion (Bilingual)

March 31, 2018 - Holy Saturday

9 AM to Noon – Confessions

8 PM Easter Vigil (Bilingual)

Upcoming Collections

March 5 Maintenance

March 12 Poor Box

March 19 Capital Campaign

Dear SJN Family,

The Gospel today speaks to us of the power of prayer. Jesus ascends Mt. Tabor with Peter, James and John and is transfigured before them. A cloud descends, and a voice is heard: “This is My beloved Son. Listen to Him” (Mk 9:7). The “high mountain” (Mk 9:2) signifies the ascent to God. Moses and Elijah represent the Old Testament. Pe-ter, James and John symbolize the New Testament. The cloud reminds us of the Holy Spirit, which came upon Our Lady at the Annunciation (cf. Lk 1:35). The voice is that of God the Father, stringing togeth-er the biblical pearls of Gen 22:2, Ps 2:7, Dt 6:4 (the Shema) and Dt 18:15, revealing that Jesus is the long-awaited Prophet, Messiah, and eternally beloved Son of God. The Gospel, then, is speaking to us about prayer, and hearing the voice of Jesus in the Sacred Scriptures. The Dictatorship of Noise

All of us would like to pray better, but there is a common obstacle we face, what Cardinal Robert Sarah calls “the dictatorship of noise.” The phone, 24 hour news, emails, games, snapshots, tweets, texts, and chats – never is our mind at rest. Mother Adela Galindo writes, “Without silence the greatest mysteries of God’s love are lost. Noise, loudness, is becoming the greatest enemy of our spiritual life and our prayer life. How can we see all that was being revealed on the Way of the Cross if we are part of the crowd that was talking and distract-ed while Jesus passed by? [. . .] If we do not know how to be silent, Jesus will never be able to make His home in our hearts, because our homes will be full of our own thoughts, interests and projects, [and] we will not be able to recognize the one knocking on the door.”

The Power of Silence

We need to listen to Jesus. Before thinking, “But, Father, this is im-possible . . .” please consider a simple daily practice. First, find a time and a place to pray that is without external noise. This is your moun-tain. If you cannot pray at home, come to the Adoration Chapel which is open 24-7-365. Second, instead of looking at your phone when you get up, prayerfully read the Gospel from the previous Sunday for five minutes. Ask yourself, “What does the Gospel say, what is it describ-ing? And what is it saying to me?” Ponder it as you get ready. Then, before going to work, stop by the Adoration Chapel for 10 minutes. Give the Lord five minutes without words. Just be. Then return to the Gospel text. And ask Him, “Lord, how can I respond to Your word?” Listen for five minutes. Make your resolution. You are on your way.

In the Heart of Mary,Who Conceived the Divine Word in Silence, Fr. Joe

General Collection Feb 10-11Total $17,325.16Average Donation $52.00

Capital CampaignEnvelopes $1,389.00Electronic $1,412.85Total $2,801.85

Second Sunday of Lent - February 25, 2018Monday 2/26

DN 9:4B-10 / LK 6:36-38

6:30AM Wenting Yi

12:00PM Janet Stine

Tuesday 2/27

IS 1:10, 16-20 / MT 23:1-12

6:30AM Julian & Ada Dumbroski

9:00AM Fr. Francis Martin

Wednesday 2/28

JER 18:18-20 / MT 20:17-28

6:30AM Rodney di Girolamo

9:00AM Theresa McKinney

Thursday 3/01

JER 17:5-10 / LK 16:19-31

6:30AM Fr. Joseph Rogers

9:00AM Sam & Bonnie Fanning

Friday 3/02GN 37:3-4, 12-13A, 17B-28A / MT 21:33-

43, 45-46

6:30AM Maria Peter

9:00AM Donnie Wood

7:30PM Honorine Nseya

Saturday 3/03

MI 7:14-15, 18-20 / LK 15:1-3, 11-32

9:00AM Leonard Mukendi

5:00PM Stanley Kogut

Sunday 3/04

EX 20:1-17 / 1 COR 1:22-25 / JN 2:13-25

8:00AM Paul Kyung

9:30AM Robert Bernero

11:30AM Stanley & Aniela Kogut

1:30PM SJN

5:00PM Beatriz Baca Castillo

 

 

 

January 18, 2018 

 Dear Family and Friends,   I hope that this new year finds you well.   

After much anticipation, I am excited to say that a date has been set for my ordination to the Diaconate.  On Thursday, September 27th at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. I and forty other men of my class will be ordained deacons for the Church.   

Over these last few months of preparation I would be so grateful for your continued prayers.  You offer me a source of motivation during this time; it will be the greatest privilege for me to serve you in ordained ministry.      For those of you who are able to join me for this occasion, I have worked with a DC agency to assemble a tour package; the details for this pilgrimage are attached in a brochure.  Please let me know at your earliest convenience if this would be something you are interested in.  I fully realize the challenge that this trip would be for many, and I am most grateful for the accompaniment of your prayers from home.     May the Lord bless you in this new year with the gift of His peace and joy!     Yours ever in Christ, 

James Morrison Pontifical North American College 

Jamie MORRISON ORDINATION

Arranged by: Guido Adelfio Bethesda Travel Center, LLC 4422 East West Hwy Bethesda MD 20814 Tel: 301-656-1670 Cell: 301-442-4422 ciao@bethesdatravel.com

INVITATION TO: MORRISON Family & Friends and St John Neumann Parishioners!

SEP 22 Depart Dulles on United 42 this evening 17h10, non stop arriving Rome 08h10 (next day)

23 Arr FCO, transfer to hotel Aurum Olympic (5 nights), drop bags and walk to St Peter’s for noon blessing & Angelus, free time to rest, Mass with family & friends/followed by trattoria dinner!

24 Daily breakfasts, AM “Rome 101” w/ Colosseum & Forum & Moses Statue, Mass and dinner

25 Reach the entrance to the Vatican Museums early this morning for a detailed look a the Sistine

Chapel, followed by an afternoon visit to San Callisto Catacombs with Mass. Pizza style

dinner is planned this evening

26 AM General Audience w/ Pope Francis. PM visit to the other 2 of the Great Basilicas, St Mary Major and St John Lateran (Mass). Plans call for us to attend Holy Hour at the NAC with dinner

27 Jamie’s Ordination this morning at the Altar of the Chair. Afternoon NAC reception and dinner

28 AM visit Santa Croce in Gerusalemme before attending Deacon Jamie’s very first Mass (projected at the Gesu’). Continue to Orvieto, for a visit and light dinner. Overnight in Orvieto Hotel Gialletti (2 nights)

29 Day trip to Assisi today to include the Basilica (Mass) and Santa Chiara, plus a brief stop at

Porziuncola. Return to Orvieto for the overnight and dinner

30 Head today w/ stops to San Giovanni Rotondo SGR (Padre Pio) for a moving spiritual

experience (Hotel TBA)

01 Day devoted to the Shrine of Padre Pio at SGR and local area with Mass each day & dinners

02 Return to Rome is envisioned today with stops TBA en route. Overnight nearby FCO Airport

03 Transfer to FCO for departing flight United 43 to Dulles (same day arrival)

We are very happy to arrange this unique pilgrimage to Rome for Jamie’s Ordination as a Transitional

Deacon! The total of $3,575 per person {on share basis, triple room deduct $500 per person [p/p] =

$3,075 (x3)} will include your flights (in coach), local transport and transfers, moderate class hotel

accommodations in Rome (5 nights) and Orvieto (2 nights), SGR (2 nights) + FCO (1 night), daily hotel

breakfasts, dinners and lunches as per the above itinerary sketch, privately guided touring of Rome,

The Vatican, Orvieto, Assisi & SGR including all appropriate reservations and entry fees during tour as

well as basic trip insurance, all taxes and agency/professional/operational costs in order to carry out

these extensive personalized arrangements. If you are interested, United offers Economy Plus

preferential seating (extra legroom), which is available for around $325 p/p (estimated). If you

cannot be gone for 11 days, then please inquire about the possibility of returning on Sunday 9/30,

which may be available with upcharge due to airfare considerations.

To sign up for the trip, the initial deposit requested is $750 per person ASAP, with a second draw

($1,500) due 15MAR and balances requested 21JUL. All payments are requested by check in order to

help keep your costs under control. Please take a moment to verify that you passports are valid for

at least 6 months beyond the trip. I am available by email or phone to answer any questions you may

have. Congratulations to Jamie & La Famiglia MORRISON!

Thank you, ciao Guido

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