April 9, 2017 Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord

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1 April 9, 2017 Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord St. Aloysius Church Most Holy Name of Jesus Church St. Anthony Chapel Rev. James R. Orr, Pastor Rev. James W. Garvey, In Residence Deacon G. Gregory Jelinek, Permanent Deacon MOST HOLY NAME OF JESUS CHURCH 1700 Harpster St. Pgh. PA Phone: Sunday: 7:30 am & 9:00 am ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH 3616 Mount Troy Rd. Pgh. PA Phone: Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm Sunday: 11:00 am ST. ANTHONY CHAPEL Saturday Vigil: 6:00 pm 1704 Harpster St. Pgh. PA Mass Monday Friday: 8:30 am Novena to St. Anthony of Padua: Tuesday at 7:30 pm RECONCILIATION: Saturday at 3:15 pm at St. Aloysius Church and 7:00 pm at St. Anthony s Chapel or by appointment. BAPTISM: Held on 1st Sundays at 12:30 pm at St. Aloysius Church and on 2nd Sundays at 12:30 pm at Most Holy Name Church. Call office to schedule an appointment R.C.I.A.: This is the program for those who wish to become Catholic. Call the parish office for information. MARRIAGE: Beginning in 2016, weddings will be scheduled no later than 2:00 pm ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Available by appointment. Mission Statement of St. Aloysius & Most Holy Name Parishes St. Aloysius and Most Holy Name of Jesus parishes, while valuing the uniqueness of each parish community, commit to work together to proclaim the gospel of Christ and to welcome others to join in the life of the Church, to celebrate the sacramental life of the Catholic Church, to nourish the faith of our members, and to engage in serving the needs of others.

2 CLERGY Rev. James R. Orr, Pastor.ext. 5 Rev. James Garvey, In Residence...ext. 6 Gregory Jelinek, Deacon Deacon Greg s snsm811@verizon.net MOST HOLY NAME OF JESUS PARISH Phone Fax Website...mostholynameofjesusparish15212.org ..mostholyname@hotmail.com Becky Hurst, Administrative Assistant....ext. 2 ST. ALOYSIUS PARISH Phone Fax Website.saintaloysiuspittsburgh.org . staloysius.church@verizon.net Jim Gottermeyer, Administrative Assistant.ext. 4 Claire Sigmund, Rummage House CCD DIRECTOR Mary Ann Dank MUSIC MINISTRY Ken Gerst Carol Ann Spehar CHARITABLE OUTREACH IN OUR PARISHES St. Vincent de Paul Society...ext. 8 Ladies of Charity..ext. 0 Catholic Community Food Bank..ext. 0 ST. ANTHONY S CHAPEL Website..saintanthonyschapel.org .saintanthonychairperson@gmail.com Chapel Hours: 1-4 pm Every day EXCEPT Fridays & Holidays To schedule a tour of 10 or more during times not open, please call the Chapel Shop Carole Brueckner, Chairperson Margie Hoffield, Chapel Shop Liturgical Schedule: April 8 16 Saturday, April 8 Vigil: Palm Sunday 4:00PM Mary Weis (Zelis Family) STA 6:00PM Deceased Members of the Vrane Family CHP Sunday, April 9 Palm Sunday 7:30AM Louis Nist / Birthday (Esther & Family) MHN 9:00AM For the Parishes MHN 11:00AM Deceased of the Benko & Bishop Families STA (Frances & Ron Bishop) 3:00PM Stations of the Cross CHP Monday, April 10 Monday of Holy Week 8:30AM Robert H. Scherling (Family) CHP Tuesday, April 11 Tuesday of Holy Week 8:30AM Ana Sestric (Bill & Helen Pope) CHP 7:30PM Novena to St. Anthony of Padua CHP Wednesday, April 12 Wednesday of Holy Week 8:30AM Joe Bechtold (Betsy & Family) CHP Thursday, April 13 Holy Thursday 8:30AM Morning Prayer MHN 7:30PM Edward Grubbs (Daughter, Sharon) STA Conc Robert Lancia (Martin J. Irvin Family) 11:30PM Night Prayer MHN Friday, April 14 Good Friday 8:30AM Morning Prayer MHN NOON Stations of the Cross CHP 1:30PM Solemn Celebration of the Passion STA 7:00PM Evening Prayer CHP Saturday, April 15 Holy Saturday 8:30AM Morning Prayer MHN 8:00PM Bob Ross (Dolly Kienast) MHN Conc Ron Zotter (St. Anthony s Lyceum) Sunday, April 16 Easter Sunday 7:30AM Spc. Mark Melcher /Anniv. (Aunt Pat) MHN 9:00AM Cecilia Uhlig / Anniv. (Children) MHN 11:00AM For the Parishes STA STA - Saint Aloysius Church MHN - Most Holy Name of Jesus Church CHP - St. Anthony s Chapel Interested in becoming Catholic? New class beginning soon, call , ext. 0 for information. Diocesan Toll Free Number for Abuse Response: St. Aloysius In Loving Memory of Peter Kocian By Mary Kocian & Daughters Sanctuary Candles Most Holy Name In Loving Memory of Louis Nist Birthday By Esther St. Anthony s Chapel In Loving Memory of Anna Butler By Frances Sekula

3 Reborn in Baptism We welcome the newest members of our Parish Community who was Baptized at St. Aloysius Church. Child: Rylee Lynn Golacinski Parents: Eric & Krystal (Moore) Golecinski Godparents: Michael Moore & Katie Golacinski Mass Intentions Honored The following Mass Intentions were said by Fr. James Garvey in St. Anthony s Chapel during the month of March. Jeanie Cappello By Lois, Patsy & Peppy Jeanie Cappello By Hidden Treasures Volunteers Dave Sundo By Nancy Geyer Jason Foreman By Brian, Jen, Patrick & Grace Ray & Chubby Sestric By Family Loretta & Raymond Shiring By Earl & Kathy Shiring Harriet Haskin By Jim & Shirley Dillon Ron Zotter By A Friend George Jelinek By A Friend Dorothy Collier By Earl & Kathy Shiring Special Intention By Anonymous Health of Sr. Margaret Glenane By Chapel Committee Chris Hackett By Mary Beth Maciulla Ryan Hackett By Mary Beth Maciulla Jeanie Cappello - 30th Day By Tom & Pat Spehar Nick Tomasic - 30th Day By Tomasic Family Jeanie Cappello - Birthday By Tom & Pat Spehar For Children with Autism By George Rozman Fr. Philip DeCarlo By George Rozman Personal Intention By Anonymous George Jelinek By Carl & Vicky Helen Jordan - Anniversary By Jay & Cindy Thirteen Tuesday Novena The Annual Thirteen Tuesday Novena in honor of St. Anthony of Padua has begun and will continue through June 6th. This will be week # 5. Mass and Novena are held at 8:30 a.m. Novena and Benediction are held at 7:30 p.m. This Novena has helped many in their time of need. Easter Flower Memorials The Easter Flower envelope is an opportunity to make an offering to help fund the beautiful Easter flowers and to make that offering in memory of loved ones, or for the spiritual benefit of the living. Given the early publication deadline for the Easter bulletin, the names will be published in the April 23rd bulletin. Please be sure to pick up a copy. GOSPEL MEDITATION PALM SUNDAY "Peter said to him in reply, 'Though all may have their faith in you shaken, mine will never be.'" Peter thought pretty highly of his faith. On the eve of Christ's death he professed, in essence, that he was more committed to Jesus than anyone else. And yet, we know how the story turns out: when put to the test in the moment that mattered, Peter "began to curse and to swear, 'I do not know the man.'" ooooo o On this Palm Sunday, we hear many stories of betrayal. The crowds, who once hailed Jesus with "hosannas," will soon be chanting, "Let him be crucified!" Judas, who was counted among the closest companions of the Lord, turns him over to the chief priests for thirty pieces of silver. And Peter falls short in the moment of truth, and then "went out and began to weep bitterly." Here in the hours before Christ faces crucifixion, he is surrounded by false friends. Just when he most needs the support, he is abandoned. No wonder he feels the suffering even of being forgotten by his Father while he hangs on the cross, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" What trials Jesus endured, not only physically but emotionally as well It's easy to glaze over this as a story from the past that does not involve us. But in truth, Jesus suffered all of this for each one of US. He would have preferred things to go otherwise, but submitted to his Father's will because he knew "it must come to pass in this way." Jesus' passion and death took place in order to bring US salvation. So today, may we not be counted among his many betrayers, but may we be truly grateful for the gift of the cross and show it through a life of sincere faith. Pope Francis Monthly Prayer Intention for April. Young People That young people may respond generously to their vocations and seriously consider offering themselves to God in the priesthood or consecrated life.

4 Religious Education Schedule Class time: 10:15 11:35 am Sunday, April 9 - Regular Class Sunday, April 16 - Easter Sunday - NO CCD Sunday, April 23 - Regular Class Sunday, April 30 - Last CCD Class FAITH SHARING: Women and Men Sharing Faith and Hope Now that winter is over, we are ready to begin our Faith Sharing sessions once again. Our first session will be on Monday, April 17th at 7:00 p.m. at Most Holy Name. Please read Chapters 1 and 2 of Resisting Happiness by Matthew Kelly. All are welcome to join us! Good Friday Collection Pope Francis has asked our parish to support the Pontifical Good Friday Collection, which helps Christians in the Holy Land. Your support helps the church minister in parishes, provide Catholic schools and offer religious education. The Pontifical Good Friday Collection provides humanitarian aid to refugees. When you contribute to the Pontifical Good Friday Collection, you become an instrument of peace and join with Catholics around the world in solidarity with the Church in the Holy Land. For more information about Christians in the Holy Land, visit Holy Thursday Church Sitters Needed People are needed as sitters in St. Aloysius Church and Most Holy Name of Jesus Church on Holy Thursday, April 13, while others visit the churches for visitation. Having greeters at our Churches helps visitors feel welcome. Please find a sign up sheet at the back of both Churches. Holy Thursday Covered Dish Dinner All are invited to come and share a great meal at the Annual Covered Dish Dinner at Most Holy Name School Hall at 5:30 pm on Holy Thursday, April 13th. Each family brings enough food in a salad, casserole, vegetable or dessert for at least 10 people bring your favorite recipe to share with all. Please call the rectory (ext. 0) and let us know how many to expect and what you will bring. Save the date Parish picnic: Sunday August 27th 1:00-6:00 pm As part of the 150 th and 125 th celebrations Most Holy Name and St. Aloysius parishes will have a combined parish picnic at Millvale Riverfront Park. Anyone interested in helping with the preparations please call Becky at the parish office. We need a lot of volunteers to make this event successful. More details to follow. Catholic Community Food Bank The Catholic Community Food Bank continues to serve the needs of those in our community. The 3rd Tuesday of each month from 10:00 am to noon, will be the designated day for distributions. Tuesday, April 18th is the next distribution date. Please note that if you would like to make a monetary donation to the food bank, your check must be made out to The Catholic Community Food Bank of Troy Hill. HOSANNA, TO THE SON OF DAVID - On Palm Sunday the crowds welcomed Jesus as a king as he entered into Jerusalem. They expressed their joy by waving palm and olive branches and hailing Him as the Son of David. Yet, a few days later some among them were jeering at Jesus, yelling out crucify him! while others hid in fear as He was led to His death. As followers of Jesus we are called to live with an undivided heart, a heart that is alive in love for God and neighbor. As we celebrate God s great love for us in the mysteries of the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus this Holy Week may we be inspired to be united in faith, hope and love as we journey On Mission for The Church Alive! Visit onmissionchurchalive.org On Mission for the Church Alive! Contact Details Website: Phone: Fax: Address: 111 Blvd. of the Allies Pittsburgh, PA 15222

5 HOLY TRIDUUM SCHEDULE Most Holy Name of Jesus Parish, St. Aloysius Parish & St. Anthony Chapel Holy Thursday April 13 8:30 am Morning Prayer at Most Holy Name of Jesus Church 1:00-4:00 pm St. Anthony s Chapel open for tours Mass of the Lord s Last Supper 7:30 pm at St. Aloysius Church Adoration at all three Churches until Midnight 11:30 pm night prayer at Most Holy Name of Jesus Church Good Friday April 14 8:30 am Morning Prayer at Most Holy Name of Jesus Church Suffering & Death of the Lord Jesus Christ Noon Stations of the Cross at St. Anthony s Chapel Liturgy of the Word, Adoration of the Cross and Communion 1:30 pm at St. Aloysius Church Veneration of the Grave 3:00-7:00 pm at St. Anthony s Chapel Evening Prayer Service 7:00 pm at St. Anthony s Chapel A relic of the True Cross will be venerated Holy Saturday April 15 8:30 am Morning Prayer at Most Holy Name of Jesus Church Baskets Blessed 1:00 pm at Most Holy Name of Jesus Church 1:00 pm at St. Aloysius Church Easter Vigil Mass 8:00 pm at Most Holy Name of Jesus Church (Please note that there is no Mass held at St. Anthony s Chapel this day) Easter Sunday April 16 7:30 am at Most Holy Name of Jesus Church 9:00 am at Most Holy Name of Jesus Church 11:00 am at St. Aloysius Church

6 Based on all the feedback the diocese has received to date the following plan will assist in accomplishing the next steps in the On Mission process. Bishop Zubik, after receiving recommendations from the On Mission Commission and discerning with his consultative bodies, will announce his decisions and announce groupings of parishes at the end of March All the groupings will be announced simultaneously. Furthermore, all the priest assignments will be announced at the same time. Implementation, however, will come out in stages. Each grouping will be put into one of three categories. The priests will be assigned to all of the parishes within the grouping they would eventually serve. For example: A priest may be named pastor of four parishes with the goal of helping the four parishes work toward the merger within a certain period of time. Category A would include areas that are in need of making the change immediately, either because of finances or demographics. Category A also includes groupings that have indicated to the diocese that they are ready to go immediately. These mergers would take place within a year of the priest changes, and some may officially occur with the installation of the new pastor. They would follow a blueprint that is being developed to help bring parishes together. Category B would include the greatest number of parishes. The new pastor (and parochial vicars/parish chaplains) would be appointed to the various parishes in the grouping. They would follow a blueprint that is being developed to help bring parishes together. The pastor will work to bring the parishes together for the ultimate merger, which would take place in one to three years. Finally, some of the larger or more complex parishes would be part of Category C. In these cases, the final merger would not be implemented for three to five years. They would follow a blueprint that is being developed to help bring parishes together. On Mission Holy Hour St. Sebastian Parish has scheduled a Holy Hour with adoration of the Blessed Sacrament for April 25th from 7:00 to 8:00 pm. Parishioners and clergy from parishes in the North Hills are cordially invited to attend this Holy Hour to bring us together for the success of On Mission for the Church Alive! and for vocations to the priesthood. All are invited to attend. Light refreshments will be served after the Holy Hour.

7 Most Holy Name of Jesus Parish Parish Calendar Sat. Apr. 8 - Sacrament of Penance - after Mass- Chapel Apr. 8 & 9-2nd Collection - Parish Share Sun. Apr. 9 - CCD Classes - 10:15-11:35 am Sun. Apr. 9 - Lyceum General Meeting - 7:30 pm Tues. Apr Choir practice - 7:00 pm Wed. Apr Church cleaners - after 8:30 am Mass Thurs. Apr Covered dish dinner - 5:30 pm Thurs. Apr. 13 -St. Anthony Chapel open for Adoration 8:00 pm - Midnight Thurs. Apr Most Holy Name of Jesus Church open for Adoration - 8:30 pm - Midnight Fri. Apr Veneration of the grave pm - Chapel Sat. Apr AA Meeting - 10 am - Church Hall Sat. Apr Blessing of Easter Baskets-1:00 pm - MHN Sat. Apr St. Anthony Chapel is closed Apr. 15 & 16-2nd Collection - Easter Collection Sun. Apr St. Anthony Chapel is closed Night at the Races Thank You The men of St. Anthony s Lyceum would like to thank those who volunteered, those who purchased horses & jockeys, donated for the auction baskets, sponsors of races and especially those who attended the event. A great time was had by all! All Lyceum Members are reminded of the General Meeting this Sunday, April 9th at 7:30 pm. Most Holy Name School Class of th Reunion A 50th Reunion Gathering has been set for the MHN Class of 1967 on Saturday, October 21st at 4:00 pm at Rum Runners on Babcock Blvd. Classmates are asked to contact: Regis Helch or Regehelch@aol.com Janet (Smith) Lenz at jan.lenz5278@gmail.com. Most Holy Name of Jesus Parish Offertory Collections April 2 & 3 Offertory $5, Maintenance $1, Parish Share $ Initial offering $15.00 Food Bank $ St. Vincent de Paul $11.00 Easter Flowers $ Campaign for Human Development $ Easter $35.00 Holy Land $ / 50 Raffle Congratulations to Jim & Melissa Eberz who won $ in the 50 / 50 Raffle for March! Don t forget to turn in your orange 50 / 50 envelope for April for your chance to win. You may turn the envelope in through the collection basket any Sunday this month. Good luck! MHN Oldies Dance Tickets for the MHN April 22 Oldies Dance are now available at the MHN Rectory and at The Attic Record Store in Millvale - $20/person. DJ Ron Hopkinson is coming back to spin those great oldies from the 50's, 60's and 70's. The music begins at 7:00 pm, dancing from 8:00-11:00 pm. "Reserved seating" will continue to be offered. A great time is guaranteed! Beer, Pop, Water and a buffet of 3 Slider Sandwiches, Potato Salad, Pasta Salad and dessert are included with your ticket. BYOB. Most Holy Name Choir at Easter Services Most Holy Name Choir, under the direction of Carol Spehar, will sing at St. Aloysius Parish on Good Friday at the 1:30 pm Liturgy of the Word. Holy Saturday at 8:00 pm and on Easter Sunday at the 9:00 am Mass at Most Holy Name of Jesus Church. The choir has been practicing weekly in order to provide beautiful music for our Holy Week and Easter services. Please join us as we remember the suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus. Hearing Devices are Available in Most Holy Name of Jesus Church for those who are hearing challenged. Please see an usher if you need a device during Mass. MHN SUMMER FESTIVAL 2017 Sat. June 10 - Sun. June 11 Festival Raffle Tickets for each parishioner can be found at the main doors of Most Holy Name Church. They are in street order. Volunteers are needed for this years festival. To sign up, please call Linda Wolf at

8 St. Aloysius Parish Parish Calendar Thurs. Apr Church open for Adoration 8:30-11:30 pm Fri. Apr Toddler story time, Noon Sat. Apr Blessing of Easter Baskets - 1:00 pm St. Aloysius Choir at Easter Please join us at St. Aloysius Church before our 11:00 am Easter Sunday Mass to enjoy beautiful hymns from our choir, who will sing seasonal hymns before Mass. May Flowers Raffle Tickets The May Flowers Raffle Tickets good for the entire month on May are here! We ask that each family pick up an envelope of tickets. Each enve- Annual Spaghetti Dinner Tickets for the April 30 th Spaghetti Dinner are now on sale before and after all Masses. $10.00 for adults and $5.00 for children under 12. Come, mingle and enjoy a delicious dinner or take it home and surprise the family. St. Aloysius Parish Offertory Collection April 2 & 3 Offertory $3, Maintenance $ Parish Share $3, Food Bank $85.00 Easter Flowers $ Campaign for Human Development $15.00 Toddler Story Time & Crafts The Shaler North Hills Library continues to hold their Library Program for toddlers each Friday at 12 Noon at St. Aloysius School. Send your toddler(s) for fun each week with Ms. Penny. Meadows Casino Trip The next trip to the Meadows Casino is on Monday, June 12th. The cost of the trip is $20 and you will get back $20 in free play and $5 in food. The bus will leave St. Aloysius at 9:30 am and then pick up at Wesbanko in Troy Hill. The bus leaves the casino at 3:30 pm to return home. This trip is sponsored by the St. Aloysius Christian Mother s. Please call Carol Fulton at Gospel Meditation - Encourage Deeper Understanding of Scripture "Peter said to him in reply, 'Though all may have their faith in you shaken, mine will never be.'" Peter thought pretty highly of his faith. On the eve of Christ's death he professed, in essence, that he was more committed to Jesus than anyone else. And yet, we know how the story turns out: when put to the test in the moment that mattered, Peter "began to curse and to swear, 'I do not know the man.'" On this Palm Sunday, we hear many stories of betrayal. The crowds, who once hailed Jesus with "hosannas," will soon be chanting, "Let him be crucified!" Judas, who was counted among the closest companions of the Lord, turns him over to the chief priests for thirty pieces of silver. And Peter falls short in the moment of truth, and then "went out and began to weep bitterly." Here in the hours before Christ faces crucifixion, he is surrounded by false friends. Just when he most needs the support, he is abandoned. No wonder he feels the suffering even of being forgotten by his Father while he hangs on the cross, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" What trials Jesus endured, not only physically but emotionally as well. It's easy to glaze over this as a story from the past that does not involve us. But in truth, Jesus suffered all of this for each one of US. He would have preferred things to go otherwise, but submitted to his Father's will because he knew "it must come to pass in this way." Jesus' passion and death took place in order to bring US salvation. So today, may we not be counted among his many betrayers, but may we be truly grateful for the gift of the cross and show it through a life of sincere faith.

9 Palm Sunday April 9, 2017 A Family Perspective By Bud Ozar -The cruel death of Jesus tells us bad things can and do happen to very good people. It also tells us God is present during the suffering. Bad things happen but God does not abandon us. St. Vincent de Paul Society - Today is Palm Sunday and the beginning of the holiest of Christian weeks. Let us pray for the grace to take up our own cross and to follow Jesus through death to new life. Please support the Society of St. Vincent de Paul so that together we can help the poor as they carry their cross of suffering and pain. A Rachel s Vineyard weekend retreat for postabortion healing will be held on May 5 7 at Tabor House in Millvale. To register or for more information, call Toni Jester at or toniafj1@comcast.net WAOB Radio broadcasts exclusively Catholic programming 24 hours a day on FM, 860 AM (Millvale) New Parishioner Moving out of Parish New Address or Phone Want Envelopes St. Anthony s Chapel Open every day, (except Fridays & Holidays) 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. For information, call: Chapel: or Chairperson Most Holy Name Parish St. Aloysius Parish MERTZ PLUMBING ~ Since 1920 ~ PA HIC # ISRAEL KAZEW, D.M.D. FAMILY DENTAL CARE 2109 Mount Troy Rd. Pittsburgh, PA Tel: (412) Fax: (412) drkazew@comcast.net Around the Neighborhood St. Mary s Lyceum Annual Stuffed Pork Chop Dinner - Sunday, April 9th from Noon until 5:00 pm. Dinner is $13 per person and includes salad bar and dessert. Call for takeouts and more info. The Lyceum is located at 910 Chestnut St Easter Blessing of Families - On Easter Sunday, April 16th Bishop David Zubik together with Auxiliary Bishop William Waltersheid & Retired Auxiliary Bishop William Winter will welcome families of the Diocese of Pittsburgh to the Annual Blessing of Families at Saint Paul Cathedral in Oakland at 2:00 pm. All are welcome to come and receive this special Blessing. Good Friday Fish Dinner - Mt. Troy Volunteer Fire Company will host their Annual Fish Dinner Featuring Golobs Famous Fish on Friday, April 14th from 3:00 7:00 pm in the Mount Troy Ballroom, located at 33 Lonsdale Street in Reserve Township. C.N.H. Javor Fish Dinner on Good Friday, located at 805 East St. will hold their Fish Fry on Good Friday from 4-8 pm, take out available Menu of: Fried or Baked Fish, Mac and Cheese, Fries, Croatian or American Cole Slaw. The next Troy Hill Blockwatch Meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 19th at 7:00 pm at Most Holy Name School Hall. Our guest speaker will be Phil Little from the Education and Outreach Department of the Attorney General's Office. Everyone is welcome Hope to see you there. OASIS is a non-profit organization holding a Walk for Literacy. The Walk for Literacy event will take place rain or shine on Saturday, April 22nd at the Schenley Plaza Tent in Oakland, 4100 Forbes Avenue from 10 am to 1 pm. The free event includes a comfortable walk and a day full of fun with ongoing activities, with free books for children, door prizes and a basket raffle. Oasis is an affiliate of Greater Pittsburgh Literacy Council. For more info, call Contact Sue Novosel to place an ad today! SNovosel@4LPi.com or (800) x D-4-3 For ad info. call

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