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Saint Basil the GreatCatholic Church
2300 Kimberton Road, P.O. Box 637, Kimberton, PA 19442-0637www.StBasils.org
Rev. Geza Pazmany, Sch.P.Sunday Helper
Deacon Patrick M. StokelyDeacon
Rev. Gary T. Pacitti, M.Div. - Pastor
May 1, 2016
MASS SCHEDULESaturday: 5:00 PMSunday: 8:30 & 11:00 AM; 5:00 PMWeekday: 8:45 AMHoly Days: Vigil - 7:00 PM Day of - 8:45 AM & 7:00 PM
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Parish Information
Rental of the Hall: Email [email protected]
ORGANIZATIONSGolden Greats (Seniors Club) - 3rd Friday of the Month
10:00 AM in the Garden Room at Woodbridge Place
Knights of Columbus - 3rd Wednesday of the Month7:00 PM in the Rectory Meeting RoomContact John Blake for details: [email protected]
Legion of Mary: Wednesdays10:00 AM in the Bride’s Room in the Church
Women’s Fellowship: 2nd Tuesday of the Month (Sept.-June)7:00 PM in the Church HallEmail [email protected] for information
REGISTRATION FOR NEW FAMILIESSt. Basil’s Parish welcomes those families within our Parish
neighborhood who wish to register. Registration forms are avail-able on our Parish website, www.StBasils.org, or in the back of the Church.
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BULLETIN SUBMISSIONSEmail to [email protected] 10 days before the Sunday you would like it to appear. Information received after this deadline may/may not be included as space allows.
Low gluten hosts are available to our parishioners who need them. Please contact our DRE for more info: 610-935-1261, [email protected].
YOUTHFor Archdiocesan Youth events visit www.archphila.org/YYA
Knights of Columbus Squires: 3rd Sunday of the MonthFor info - email Chris Mitchell at [email protected]
CYO Athletic Director: Jim Foster [email protected]
MASS SCHEDULESaturday Vigil: 5:00 PMSunday: 8:30 & 11:00 AM; 5:00 PMWeekday: 8:45 AMHoly Days: Vigil - 7:00 PM
Day of - 8:45 AM & 7:00 PM
Children’s Liturgy: During the 8:30 AM Sunday Mass, September through June.
SACRAMENTSSacrament of Penance - In the Chapel on Saturdays from 4:00-4:30 PM, or by appointment.
Sacrament of Baptism - Congratulations! In co-operation with God’s creative love, you have given your child breath and now you wish to give them Real Life through the sacrament of Baptism. You will be your child’s first teacher in the ways of the Faith. To help you prepare for this responsibility, you are expected to participate in:
Pre-Jordan Baptismal Preparation Classes, held monthy on Sundays at 12:15 PM in the Rectory — Prior registration required. Please call or visit the website.
Baptisms are the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month by prior arrangement. Contact the Parish Office or visit the Parish website.
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick - Please notify the Parish Office when a relative is sick or hospitalized, or going to the hospital for surgery, and Fr. Gary can arrange an Anointing.
Sacrament of Marriage - To assist couples to enter this sacrament, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia requires at least six months of for-mation prior to the reception of the sacrament. Please call the Par-ish Office to make an appointment to see Fr. Gary to begin your sacramental preparation. Congratulations for responding to God’s call to Love.
Sacrament of Holy Orders - Jesus said that we are to pray to the Lord of the harvest, that workers will be sent at harvest time. If you feel the Lord might be asking you to be a priest or deacon, Fr. Gary will always be available to answer your questions and give direction.
Parish Religious Education Program (PREP)Sundays 9:30 to 10:45 AM in the school (September - May)R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) September - May
Thursdays - 7 PM in the School
Adoration of the Most Blessed SacramentTuesdays in the Chapel from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Holy Family Regional Catholic Schoolwww.MyHolyFamilySchool.org 610-933-7562
MUSIC MINISTRYDirector: Jack W. Markley [email protected]
Choir Practices: Tues: 7:00 PM - Parish ChoirThurs: 5:15 - 5:45 PM - Kids Choir (Grades 1-6) 5:45 - 6:30 PM - Youth Choir (Grades 7-12) 7:00 PM - Handbell Choir
Instrumentalists and new members for our choirs are always welcome! Contact Jack Markley.
Sixth Sunday of Easter May 1, 2016
REST IN PEACEAdelina Musumeci and all our faithful departed.
2nd Lt. Daniel Martin, LCP Bryan Walters, and all those serving our country, both at home and abroad and their families.
Our benefactors and all who are ill, especially: Regina Anderson; Ray Andra; Dominick Aquilante; Jonni Bamberger; Andrew Benner; Glenn Berish; Gary W. Bogle; Anthony Bonanni; Richard Brown; Jennifer Brown; Christopher Valerie Burde; Bob Burke; Mike Burns; Lily Butterfield; Dana Byrne; Mary Jo Byrne; Chiponis Family; Carol Cooper; Michele Coyle; Edwin Dahl; Mary Ellen Davey; Gert Dawson; Glen Douglas; Jim & Jane Dukovic; Virginia Etriss; Victor Ferrera; Terry Fiffick; Dorothy Jean Fiffick; Gabrielle Fiffick; Michele Francis; Martha Francis; Jim Frizzell; Dianna Gattone; Carol Gazzillo; Linda Gazzillo; Florence Grzybowski; Jim Guido; Michael Gwynn; Norman Hahn; John Hawkins; Jim Horn; Barbara Hritz; Shirley Jel-liffe; Michael Jimenez; Robert Jonik; Patricia Kahl; Brian Kalbacher; Alice M. Kelly; Timothy Kiscaden; Jane & Bob Kline; Olga Kolis; Kovac twins; Kathleen Kulpe; Michael Landis; Joanne Loch; Nancy Logan; Jacob McCue; Mercedes McHale; Jean McHugh; Bill McHugh; Angela McShane; Matthew James Meadows; Pat Meyers; Jim Moran; Tina Nguyen; Jerry Pellegrino; Kaia Pence; Barbara Petrille; Lee R. Raden; Christine Radliff; Donald Ressler; Robert Roehner; Richard Rosmos; Patricia Russo; Joseph Schwab, Jr.; Francis Seeberger; Jessica Shue; Lorraine Sisto; C. Daniel Skelton; Angie Spitz; Dick (Richard) Stevens; Steven Tufillaro; Rebecca Ulmer
May 1, 20166th Sunday of Easter
In explaining the Jubilee of Mercy, Pope Francis declares that showing compassion and understanding for those in difficult situations is not only an individ-ual disciple’s duty, but the responsibility of the univer-sal Church. Today, Acts shows the early church doing precisely that. Prayerfully open to Spirit’s guidance: Rath-er than “guessing” at approved resolutions, “It is the decision of the Holy Spirit and of us . . . ” (Acts 15:28). Compassionately responsive: “. . . not to place on you any burden beyond these necessities” (15:28). Creatively daring: A Jewish majority renounces time-honored rituals that establish spiritual identity and express cov-enant fidelity. Radically trustful: The non-essential is distinguished from the non-negotiable, universally val-id principles affirmed but uniquely local and personal situations respected—exactly the grace Pope Francis prays the Jubilee Year will renew in today’s Church.
Revelation’s vision confirms Acts’ insight. The new Jerusalem’s gates face everywhere, welcoming ev-eryone. Both readings thus echo Pope Francis’s teach-ing: the Church’s Spirit-given mission is to reconcile diversity in Jesus’ community, still in process and on pilgrimage, rather than filter out the unworthy from a community already perfected.
On the very night of betrayal, denial, and deser-tion, Jesus boldly promises that the Spirit will remind us of all Jesus taught—and continue teaching us. Jesus then bequeaths his shalom. Unlike the world’s super-ficial, fragile cobbling together of broken promises and competing self-interests, Jesus’ shalom is soul-deep, rocksolid, enduring life’s inward pain and outward storms. Jesus’ shalom within us always bears fruit in our lives modeled on Jesus’ own self-sacrifice, thus giv-ing glory to the Father and giving life to others.
Question of the WeekHow can I be prayerfully open to the Spirit’s guid-
ance like the early community? To whom can I be com-passionately responsive?
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* All the sick and shut-ins of the parish remain in our prayers whether their names are on this list or not. If you have a loved one who is serving in the military or is in need of special prayer for any reason, please contact the Parish Office to have them added to our Prayer List or to have someone’s name removed from the list if they are no longer in need of special prayers.
Pray For
Mass Intentionsfor the Week
Sunday - 8:30 AM: Florence & Donald Hannum Requested by: Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Conte 11:00 AM: Jacob Wagar Requested by: Campisi Family 5:00 PM: James Geiser Requested by: The Wislowski FamilyMonday - 8:45 AM: Andy Rook Requested by: Joan Rook & FamilyTuesday - 8:45 AM: Jacob Wagar Requested by: Campisi FamilyWednesday - 8:45 AM: Richard Saunders Requested by: JoAnne Vogt 7:00 PM: Parishioners of St. Basil the GreatThursday - 8:45 AM: Vincent Cardamone Requested by: Mr. & Mrs. Paschal Gazzillo 7:00 PM: Parishioners of St. Basil the GreatFriday - 8:45 AM: Michael Vogt Requested by: JoAnne VogtNext Sunday - 8:30 AM: Annette Winters Dzyurachko (1st Anniv.) Requested by: The Winters Family 11:00 AM: Helen Beard Requested by: Mary & Merrill Francis
Ascension Prayer to Live a Full LifeO Lord,
Your Ascension into heaven marks the culmination of the Pas-chal Mystery, and it contains an important teaching for us.
May we live life as an earthly reality and develop our human potential to the fullest. May we make use of the results of science to achieve a better life on this planet.
But in our best moments we know that there must be more than all of this, a transcending Reality. As Christians, we know that this Reality is Your loving Father who awaits us with You and the Holy Spirit. Where You have gone, we ultimately will come - if we are faithful. Amen.
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Thank you to all you parishioners who support us so faithfully!
April 24, 2016OFFERTORY
Envelopes $ 7,205.00 Loose $ 1,539.00 Mail $ 230.00 Online Giving $ 2,291.00
Total $ 11,265.00
Envelopes $ 3,159.00 Loose $ 186.00 Online Giving $ 2,130.00
Total $ 5,475.00
INTEREST & MAINTENANCE FUND
TUESDAYAdoration of the Blessed Sacrament - 9 AM - 4 PM in the Chapel
Parish Choir - 7:00 PM
MASS ALTAR SERVERS (White) LECTORS Saturday, May 7, 2016
5:00 PM C. Nguyen; C. O’Neill Paul Barry J. Wagner
Sunday, May 8, 20168:30 AM A. & C. McShane June Weiland M. Munion 11:00 AM C. & T. Brashear Lynne Rauch B. Rubinich 5:00 PM G. McNamee; K. McGinnis; C. Bailey
*Your MSP schedule takes precedence over this printed schedule
Women’s Fellowship Mother’s Day Basket Raffle Tickets in the Narthex - $ 5/ticket or 3 for $ 10
Drawing after the 11:00 Mass on Mother’s Day - Sunday, May 8thMichael Kors Spring Bag with gift certificates - valued over $500! A great gift for yourself or your favorite lady
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CASINO TRIP - Tropicana - Atlantic CityTUESDAY, JUNE 7th
Bus leaves St. Basil Parking Lot - 9AM. Cost: $30. Get $25 back in slot play. Reservations call: Mary Ann Carlin - 610-933-9071 ASAP
CHURCH CLEANING COMMITTEEGRAY TEAM - Charlie Lodge
CHURCH - Friday, May 6 -- 6:00 to 8:00 PM Beth Briglia Marianne Holmes Chris Mitchell Tom Cauley Ronnie Howard John Tower Sr. Mary Coll Jean Katkowski Bill Wisely Paul Frizzell
Had enough of the cold weather? Come warm up at theSt. Basil’s Knights of Columbus
11th Annual Golf Outing - Friday, May 20th12:30 PM Tee-off at Kimberton Golf Club
Support us by golfing and/or sponsoring. Details in the Narthex.
TODAYCatholic Home Missions Collection
Mark your Calendars!
Parish MissionWith Fr. James McGuinn
May 7-11
Sixth Sunday of Easter May 1, 2016
ASCENSION OF THE LORDThis Thursday, May 5Holy Day of Obligation
Masses are Wednesday at 7:00 PMand Thursday at 8:45 AM and 7:00 PM.
Liturgy in the Easter SeasonEach year the Fifty Days of Easter have a kind of “shape” formed
by the Sunday scriptures: The second and third Sundays offer en-counters with the risen Christ. The fourth always brings us into the arms of the Good Shepherd. The gospels of the fifth, sixth, and sev-enth Sundays are drawn from Jesus’ “farewell discourse” in John’s Gospel, and often the subject is Christian love. In these passages, as in other places in John’s Gospel, Jesus identifies himself with the divine title “I am,” followed by another title—such as “the way, the truth and the life” and “the vine.”
On weekdays, as on the Sundays, the first reading is a semicon-tinuous reading from Acts. The gospel readings during the Easter octave are accounts of the Lord’s appearances. After that there is a semi continuous reading of the Gospel of John, but with texts that have a paschal character in order to complete the reading from John during Lent. This paschal reading is made up in large part of the Lord’s discourse and prayer at the last supper.
SACRAMENT OF FIRST HOLY COMMUNIONCongratulations to our Parish 2nd graders who received the Sacrament of First Holy Communion on Saturday, April 30.
WEDNESDAYVigil Mass for the Ascension - 7:00 PM
THURSDAYFeast of the Ascension of our Lord - Holy Day of Obligation
Masses at 8:45 AM and 7:00 PM
For more info, contact Music Director Jack W. Markley ([email protected]) or stop by after Mass.
Parish Choir - Tues. 7:00 PMHandbell Choir - Thurs. 7:00 PM
Kids Choir (Gr. 1-6) - Thurs. 5:15 - 5:45 PMYouth Choir (Gr. 7-12) - Thurs. 5:45 - 6:30 PM
Music NotesMuMM suu ic N
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Holy Family SchoolAre your children receiving the latest information on and strate-
gies for bully prevention? The students at Holy Family meet annu-ally with representatives from the Crime Victims Center of Chester County. These professionals provide our children with effective techniques for bully prevention and conflict resolution. The pro-gram focuses on bullying in its various manifestations and is tai-lored to the needs of the specific grade level. Topics range from cyber-bullying to creating respectful relationships. At Holy Family, we are educating the whole child! For information on joining our family, contact us at 620-933-7562 or [email protected] Registration for the 2016-2017 school year is ongoing!
William Andrew AllainCameron Philip Brashear
Abigail Catherine CarpenterAndrew Pio Carranti
Gianna Dorothy ChiponisEmily Hope Cook
Gabrielle Katherine DietrichIsabella Elisabeth Emery
Ella Theresa FieldGavin Isaiah GallagherBrendan Patrick GrableChristian Joseph GrossiMolly Catherine HahnNicholas John Harris
Christopher Francis Hassold
CONGRATULATIONSto all our Parish children who celebrated the Sacrament of Confirmation on Sunday, April 24, 2016
May the light of the Holy Spirit always burn brightly within you. Blessings on your Confirmation!
Jack Francis KellyBryan John Maguire
Joseph Francis McFaddenAlexander Joseph McShane
Peyton John MitchellJoshua James Murtaugh
Audrey Scholastica NowakowskiThomas Benedict Nowakowski
Kendall Elizabeth ObaraRichie Allen Ohler
Francis Timothy OschellSean Francis PowellKyle James Resuta
Michael Maximilian RomanoKarenna Cecelia Rouse
Kathryn Cecelia SimsMatthew Christopher Sims
Emma Clare SkomskyJuliana Elizabeth StrafaceRobert Francis Teichert
Ryan Thomas ThieleLeah Faith Valyo
Emily Teresa WagnerMatthew Luke Wallence
Maria Teresa WeberRobert Michael Winget
Nicole Lucy WoodsJordan Joseph Yucha
PREP REGISTRATION OPENPrep registration for the 2016-17
school year runs through July. Please reg-ister your child for Religious Education
classes. Registration forms are available on the Parish website www.StBasils.org/PREP or at the DRE’s office. Contact Jim King, DRE, at [email protected] or 610-935-1261.
MAY CROWNINGSunday, May 1 after the 11:00 AM Mass
Vacation Bible School is coming!Mark your Calendars: June 20-24, 9 AM to Noon
For children ages 4 to grade 4n
Sixth Sunday of Easter May 1, 2016
St. Basil’s Women’s Fellowship May MeetingGuest Speaker - Fr. Michael DiGregorio
Prior Provincial of the Augustinian Order of VillanovaTuesday, May 10th
7:00 PM in the Parish HallFr. DiGregorio will speak about the cause for canonization for
the First Quadriplegic Priest. ALL women are invited. This is also Bring a Guest Evening!! Refreshments Served -- No dues -- No charge. Information: Sally Hallman [email protected]
Knights of Columbus BEEF AND BEERTo benefit Tom & Kathy Mitchell
Saturday, May 14, 6 to 10 PMTickets must be purchased by May 8
At the Kimberton Fire Company. Cost: $25/person, $45/couple, $180/table of 8. Tickets available online at www.KofC13800.org/BeefNBeer or call 610-933-7275. GoFundMe: www.GoFundMe.com/HelpTheMitchells
Calling all 6th, 7th, & 8th graders! 1-DAY MARIAN RETREAT ‘Clothed with the Sun’
Saturday, May 7 At St. Mary’s School Café, 40 Spring Mount Rd, Schwenksville
PA. Begins at 9:30 AM and concludes with 4 PM Vigil Mass. Top-ics: Grace in the Grotto, The Day the Sun Danced, Smell the Ros-es, Outdoor Water Games, Rope Rosary Making, Adoration, and Confession. $20 includes lunch. Contact Anamaria Hazel, Youth Group Director for info/to register: [email protected].
I loved you at your darkest. (Romans 5:8)
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VILLA MARIA ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOLVisit Villa Day for 7th graders - May 20
Visitors will spend part of the day at Villa Maria Academy High School and receive a preview of Villa Maria’s high school curricu-lum by attending classes and having lunch with current students. Register online at www.vmahs.org. Spaces are limited.
Villa Preview Breakfasts for 6th and 7th grade familiesMay 9, and May 13, from 8:30 to 10:30 AM
Students are welcome to accompany their parents to this break-fast; however, that is not required. This will offer a “sneak peek” at school life. The morning will include a brief presentation followed by a tour of Villa Maria’s high school campus during regular class time. Register online at www.vmahs.org. Spaces are limited.
Sixth Sunday of Easter May 1, 2016
Retreat for Girls at Malvern Retreat HouseFor girls grades 3-8 on Sunday, May 15 from 1 to 4 PM
The retreat theme of “Just As You Are” will celebrate the dignity and beauty of being created as a daughter of a loving and merciful God. The cost is $20 per student and includes snacks. Visit www.malvernretreat.com or call 610-644-0400.
FEAST OF THE ASCENSION OF THE LORDMay 5
Forty Days after the Resurrection of Jesus Christ (Easter), the Acts of the Apostles records Jesus’ ascension into heaven. The as-cension is an important holiday that attests to the reality of Jesus Christ, God and human, returning to the Father, to return again in the future second coming. The Ascension is the final component of the Paschal Mystery, which consists also of Jesus’ Crucifixion (and related components like His suffering and death) and Resurrection.
Along with the resurrection, the Ascension functioned as a proof of Jesus’ claim that He was the Messiah. The Ascension is also the event whereby humanity was taken into heaven. Finally, the As-cension was also the “final blow” so-to-speak against Satan’s power, and thus the lion (Jesus) conquering the dragon (Satan) is a symbol of the Ascension. Early Christian art and iconography portrayed the Ascension frequently, showing its importance to the early Church.
The Catholic Catechism summarizes three important theologi-cal aspects of the Ascension:
��Christ’s Ascension marks the definitive entrance of Jesus’ hu-manity into God’s heavenly domain, whence He will come again (cf. Acts 1:11); this humanity in the meantime hides Him from the eyes of men (cf. Col 3:3).
��Jesus Christ, the head of the Church, precedes us into the Fa-ther’s glorious kingdom so that we, the members of his Body, may live in the hope of one day being with Him for ever.
��Jesus Christ, having entered the sanctuary of heaven once and for all, intercedes constantly for us as the mediator who assures us of the permanent outpouring of the Holy Spirit (665-667).
This Ascension Thursday, consider the following reflections on the readings:If we’ve ever felt discouraged by our failure to understand ad-
equately God’s saving plan, let alone live it and share it with others, today’s reading from Acts should comfort us. After three years of daily tutoring and devoted friendship, after the Passion, Cross, and Resurrection, disciples still ask Jesus the wrong question: “Are you at this time going to restore the kingdom to Israel?” (Acts 1:6). Not for you to know such things, Jesus wearily responds. Just stay put in Jerusalem, waiting for the Holy Spirit (cf. 1:7–8).
But Jesus adds, “You will be my witnesses” (Acts 1:8). So “two men dressed in white garments” ask, why stare into the sky? Jesus will return (cf. 1:10, 11). In the meantime, seek Jesus not in peace-ful skies but less-than-peaceful streets, Pope Francis’s “peripheries.” Serve Jesus in everyone we find there, all living members of Jesus’ body (Ephesians), each one redeemed by Jesus’ blood (Hebrews).
After Jesus’ ascension, Luke tells us in today’s Gospel, the disci-ples “returned to Jerusalem with great joy, and they were continually in the temple praising God” (Luke 24:52–53). In Acts, Luke adds that, until Pentecost, the apostles “devoted themselves with one ac-cord to prayer, together with . . . Mary the mother of Jesus” (Acts 1:14). Announcing this Jubilee of Mercy, Pope Francis says Mary’s whole life was modeled on “mercy made flesh.” When Mary heard Jesus forgive the executioners, Francis continues, Mary understood that her Son’s mercy is unconditional and extends to everyone, no exceptions. From now until Pentecost, being able to live that uncon-ditional, forgiving mercy is the grace we should be praying the Holy Spirit to bestow.
ST. JOSEPH’S FAIR, Spring CityMay 10-14
Rides for young & old! $16 Wristband specials: Tues. & Thurs. 6-10 PM and Sat. 3-6 PM. Silent Auction: Tues. to Fri. 5-8 PM. Last bid at 8 PM on Friday. Church groups will have a food trailer, bake sale, daily raffle drawing, children’s games.
Friday night special event: the “O’Hara Irish Pub” feat. the O’Shenanigan Band starting at 7:30 PM. Tickets can be purchased from the Rectory or at the door: Adults $20/Children $5. Anyone under 21 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Come experience an Irish Pub with fish and chips, beer/soda, and songs/ballads of Ireland.
Saturday: Fireworks at 10:30 PM & $500 raffle drawing. ALL ARE WELCOME!
Bishop Shanahan High School Fine Arts Department SPRING CONCERT AND ART EXHIBIT
Friday, May 13th at 7:30 PMCome out and enjoy the beautiful sights and sounds of Spring.
The public is invited and a free will offering will be accepted.
CONGRATULATIONS HONORS STUDENTS!Malvern Preparatory School
Distinguished: John Carpenter Benjamin Yankelitis First: Chance DiFebbo Brian GolaSecond: Nelson Davis
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935-8766935-8766Pothouse & Charlestown Rds.
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Uncle B’s BBQ Shack
BRIAN HOWELL, Pitmaster/Owner902 Village At Eland
Takeout section of Fenice CreoloEmail: [email protected]
Cell: 804-614-8914www.unclebsbbqshack.com
610-935-1363
610-935-3234639 W. Bridge St., Phoenixville, PA 19460
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101 East Lancaster Ave.Paoli, PA 19301
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