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1 The Church of Epiphany ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Our Church Gathers for Celebration of the Eucharist SUNDAY 8:00 am, 10:00 am & 12:00 Noon SATURDAY 9:00 am and 5:00 pm Vigil of Sunday WEEKDAYS 9:00 am Monday thru Saturday HOLIDAYS Mass as Announced Thur. Jan. 1 Solemnity of Mary Sun. March 27 Easter Thurs. May 5 Ascension Thursday Mon. Aug. 15 Assumption of Mary Tues. Nov. 1 Feast of All Saints Thurs. Dec. 8 Immaculate Conception Sun. Dec. 25 Christmas The Sacrament of Penance Saturday 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm or by appointment anytime. Sacrament of Marriage Saturday 11:00 am, 12:30 pm, 2:00 pm. Couples should contact the Parish Office to make preparations at least 1 year before the planned wedding date. Parish Staff REV. MICHAEL SANTANGELO, Pastor REV. TONY LIONELLI, Weekend Assistant REV. JAMES REDSTONE, Weekend Assistant LOUIS V. COMMISSO, Deacon FRANK W. JACKSON, Deacon Retired MICHAEL MULLARKEY, Deacon RONALD NOWAK, Deacon KIM LORENTZEN, Director Religious Education DANIEL DANTONI, Director of Music DONNA WOODLEY, Parish Secretary CAROL LORE, Finance Secretary MICHELE EVANS, Administrative Asst., Rel. Ed. MICHAEL & AMY NOWAK, Middle School Youth Group S. KING, L. BENNETT, B. HUMPHRIES, H.S. Youth Group Welcome New Parishioners Please fill out a registration form which can be obtained in the Commons Area or contact the parish office during office hours. REV. MICHAEL SANTANGELO, PASTOR Rectory / Parish Office 615 Thiele Road, Brick, NJ FAX: Office Hours Mon.-Thurs 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Fri. 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Summer Hours Mon.-Fri. 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Website: Follow us on Facebook! Religious Education Office Mon. - Thurs. 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Fri. 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Summer Hours: 9:00AM-3:00PM Sacrament of Baptism The Sacrament of Baptism is ordinarily celebrated the 2 nd and 4 th Sundays of each month at 1:15 pm. To schedule Baptism, please call the Parish Office, at least one month in advance. Sponsor Letters/Requirements The following is required by Canon Law to be a Catholic Godparent/Sponsor for Baptism or Confirmation. Be at least 16 years of age. Have completed the Sacraments of Initiation. (Baptism, Eucharist & Confirmation) If married, have a marriage that is canonically valid and recognized by the Catholic Church. Be a registered and active parishioner living a life of faith. You must be registered with our parish for at least 3 months before we will provide a sponsor letter. Although you may have registered with our parish, if you are not attending Mass regularly and using the envelope system there is no way for the parish office to confirm regular Mass attendance. Please contact the Parish Office to confirm your status with our parish. NOVEMBER 20, 2016 Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

2 DAILY MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, November 19, :00AM Gloria Martinez by Vera Baumgart 5:00PM Schwahn & Jones families by Brian & Rosaleen Sunday, November 20, :00AM Rocco Sergi by the Agresta family 10:00AM James Scott by Jerry & Elysha Cerligione 12:00N People of the Parish Monday, November 21, :00AM Annette Morrongiello by Bob & Jean Hertling Tuesday, November 22, :00AM Milton Kovacofsky Janet & Charlie Kilian Intentions in the Grey Book Wednesday, November 23, :00AM Annette Morrongiello by Charles & Mary Tivenan Thursday, November 24, :00AM Ed Domaracki by Family Friday, November 25, :00AM Joe Mignone by Jean & Tony Capoano Saturday, November 26, :00AM Rosaleen Schwahn by Benjamin & Amanda Benwell 5:00PM People of the Parish THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH Monday, November 21, :15AM MM Novena & Rosary (Mon. thru Sat.) 4:00PM Adoration WA 7:15PM Bible Study - APR Tuesday, November 22, :30PM 2 nd Grade Penance Service - WA 7:30PM Contemporary Group WA 7:30PM Joy Prayer Group PH#1 Wednesday, November 23, :00PM Knights of Columbus Social PH#3 Thursday, November 24, 2016 THANKSGIVING OFFICE CLOSED 1:00PM Thanksgiving Dinner - APR Friday, November 25, 2016 OFFICE CLOSED 8:00PM AA APR Saturday, November 26, 2016 Sunday, November 27, :15PM Baptism WA Sunday, November 27, :00AM Joe Mignone by Kim Lorentzen 10:00AM Rosaleen Schwahn by Jean & Tony Capoano 12:00N Anna Moore by Pat & Sonny Sophia Grace Salerno child of Dominic & April Faith In Our Future Sunday Scriptures Here are next Sunday s Scripture Readings 1 st Sunday of Advent First Reading: Isaiah 2:1-5 Danny & Jill Portaleos & family The words of Isaiah urge all people to forsake war and to live in peace forever. The tone reaches a climax in the words, One nation shall not raise the sword against another, nor shall they train for war again. For Reflection and Sharing: What words particularly spoke to you in this reading? Second Reading: Romans 13:11-14 Gospel: Matthew 24:

3 PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK ROBERT FRIESS (FREEZE), JOYCE PERCIACCANTO, JEANNE CLEARY, EMILIA GALE, MICHAEL GALE, TOM WALLING, PATRICIA ALEXANDER, JENNY SIBILIA, BOB BARRETT, JANET DREHER, KARINA ROMANO, KRISTIN SUTTAN, JOYCE COLON, MIKE ROSSI, MIKE DEMERS, LESLIE REVILLA, PAT BARRA, ELIZABETH TUCK, JOAN FRANKEN, KIM MENZEL, ABBY LIBERTORE, REGINA ADJIAN, TAYLOR RANIERO, NURTAN ATIEAN, VINCENT LARDIERI, KAREN ROMANO, PHYLLIS SNYDER, ADDIE PANGARO, LESLIE REVILLA, ROBERT OBERTING, DEBBIE MONTIGO, ERICA FLOWERS, JUNE LINTOTT, DAMIEN SIEBER, JAMIE SHARPE, BETTY RUIZ, ELIZABETH & JOHN HARRITY,, GREG MADOR, JODI KRZASTEK,, PAT TRACEY, CHRIS CAVALLINI Please Pray For the Sick list is for those parishioners who are in need of further prayers from our Prayers of the Faithful. They will remain on the list for 2 months, after which time their names will be moved to the Grey Book. Vigil Light Prayer Lord, May this candle be a light for You to enlighten me in my difficulties and decisions. May it be a fire for You to burn out of me all pride, selfishness and impurity. May it be a flame for You to bring a warmth into my heart towards my family, my neighbors and all those who meet me. Through the intercession of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary, I place in your care those I come to remember. For the week beginning November 20, 2016 The Vigil Lamp in front of the Tabernacle is in memory of Julie Conroy by Brenda & Roy Jackson, The Vigil Lamp in front of the Blessed Mother is in memory of Jerry Ponsiglione by Diane; The Vigil Lamp in front of the Sacred Heart is for Thomas Walling by Brenda & Roy Jackson, The Vigil Lamp in front of the St. Joseph is in memory of Fred Flynn by George & Peggy Lamp. Please pray for the repose of the souls of the deceased spouses, relative, friends and benefactors of the parish and for the comfort and consolation of their families including CLARA STAMBONI; St. Vincent DePaul Today as we celebrate Christ the King, may we open the door of our hearts so wide that we may listen to the voice of Jesus calling us to help build His kingdom here on earth. A Thanksgiving Prayer Oh, God, when I have food, help me to remember the hungry. When I have work, help me to remember the jobless. When I have a warm home, help me to remember the homeless. When I am without pain, help me to remember those who suffer. And remembering, help me to destroy my complacency and bestir my compassion. Make me concerned enough to help, by word and deed, those who cry out for what we take for granted. Samuel F. Pugh The members of the St. Vincent de Paul Society wish you and your loved ones a happy and blessed Thanksgiving. Bethany Bereavement The discussion will be lead by Fr. Jim Redstone. Be with us as we journey through our losses and work towards acceptance, especially when it comes to significant dates without the physical presence of our loved ones. All are welcome. Formed.org Our Parish has subscribed to Formed.org. An online platform of the Catholic Faith anytime, anywhere! Use it on your computer, tablet, or smart phone. Informative and inspiring teachings from renowned speakers; multiple programs to address multiple parish needs: Adult Faith Formation, Marriage Preparation and Enrichment, Scripture Study, RCIA, Sacrament Preparation, Small Group Teen Discipleship, and much more! Here s how easy it is: Go to Formed.org Enter our Parish Code: QCFWHW. Create a personal account with your user name/ & password. Start enjoying the best Catholic content all in one place! Our Monthly News Letter is Back! If you did not receive our monthly newsletter in November but you would like to start receiving them, please visit our website at click the picture to the right that says "Join Our List" and follow the step. 3

4 Ways to Support Your Parish Why Should I use weekly envelopes? The use of envelopes is important, they document your active participation in the faith life of our parish. This information is needed in order to obtain a Letter of Eligibility to be issued when you are asked to be a baptism or confirmation sponsor. This also facilitates the preparation of a statement of contributions for income tax purpose. If you do not currently participate in our envelope system and would like to start using them, please contact the Parish Office at Our Annual Appeal 2016 Our Goal $48,000 We have received Pledges totaling $28,145 We have received payments of $26,719 This is 57% of goal. This is from 151 donors Amount needed to fund our budget: $10,360 ***Our Current Collection*** 11/13 - $ Collection $ Online $ Christmas Club for Christ $ Archdiocese Military Collection Annual Appeal Explanation The Annual Catholic Appeal, formerly the Bishop s Appeal, mission remains the same as it was when it began; to financially empower the Church to serve all the people of God, regardless of belief. What s different today: the needs are greater than ever before. For more information visit the Diocese website: Online Giving If you prefer to pay bills and manage your finances online, you can set up an account and make your parish offering online via our website. You will be able to specify exactly how much you are giving, how you are giving it (credit card or bank withdrawal), to what fund you are giving, and when/how often you would like to contribute. It s safe and secure, and you can even track your giving history and pledge progress at any time. Just click the Online Giving button (on the home page or the Online Giving page) to get started or access your existing account. If you have questions about the security of online giving or the processes involved, check out the Online Giving FAQ page on our website: churchofepiphany.org Ways to Perpetuate a Memory or Commemorate an Event The Tree of Life: This is a way to perpetuate the memory of a loved one or to memorialize someone. To make a donation of $500 for an engraved leaf or $2500 for a stone, please contact the parish office staff at or carol@churchofepiphany.org Commemorative Bricks: This is an ideal way to commemorate a graduation, wedding, special family celebration, or acknowledge a love one. To order one of the two bricks (4X8 or 8X8) and make a donation of $150 or $200, please contact the parish office staff at or carol@churchofepiphany.org Bequests We are a tax-exempt non-profit Organization and gratefully accept donations from last will and testament and/or stock to assist in carrying out our mission. For more information on how to have your wishes known, please talk to your personal banking representative. May God Bless you for your generosity! Vigil Candles If you would like to donate a Vigil Candle for a loved one, please contact the parish office. Candles will be in memory of or intentions of the named individual for one week (Sunday to Saturday) and announced in our bulletin. Donation is $10 Spiritual Bouquet A Spiritual Bouquet is a spiritual blessing that is made for a loved one during the First Friday Mass of the Month. In addition, their name will be printed in the bulletin. You can also request a card. Donation is $10 If you would like to receive weekly envelopes, please see Carol in Parish office or give us a call at Become a Member of Epiphany To join Church of Epiphany please find registration forms in our Commons area or come to the Parish office or go to our new registration link on line at Christmas Club for Christ The 2016 Christmas Club for Christ will be ending today November 20 th. Please discard any unused envelopes. Envelopes for the 2017 Christmas club will be available starting January PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS THEY MAKE OUR BULLETIN POSSIBLE! Please call for special pricing for your advertisement. 4

5 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Kim Lorentzen Director of Education Michele Evans Administrative Assistant RELIGIOUS EDUCATION DATES TO REMEMBER: Nov. 20 th - Nov. 22 nd - 7 th Grade Mass 8:00AM 8 th Grade Mass 10:00AM NO Religious Education Class 2 nd Grade 1 st Penance Service Religious Education is in need of volunteers to be substitute teachers and aides. This would NOT be a regular teaching assignment. We have teachers/aides that occasionally call out and we have a hard time finding replacements. The classes are on Tuesday evenings from 5:30 PM 6:45 PM. If you are interested please see Michele or Kim in Religious Education. Thank you. Youth Group News Middle School Youth: 6 th, 7 th & 8 th Graders Any questions please contact Amy or Mike Nowak at epiphanyjryouthbrick@gmail.com Our next meeting will be 6:30 8:00PM: December 8 th in the APR Senior Youth Group Group is open to all high school students in the 9-12 grades. Any questions please epiphanysryouthgroup@gmail.com Our next meeting will be 6:30 8:00PM: December 8 th at the PH#1 Summer Religious Education Parents and students are required to attend three (3) one hour catechetical sessions between March 1, 2016 and April 10, 2017 that will be held during the Advent, Lent, and Easter Season on the following Sundays at 9:00AM in the Parish Hall: Advent: Sunday, December 18, 2016 Lent: Sunday, February 26, 2017 Easter: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Please keep in mind there will be no make up dates available. Save the date for 2017: June 26, 2017 July 10, 2017 (No session on July 3 rd & 4 th ) Friendly Reminder To all the groups who use our buildings, please make sure when your meeting is finished to make sure that not only are the doors locked, but to shut off the lights as well. Thank you. Also, Please Do Not water the plants in the inside of the building, they are cared for by Bernie. Family Advent Wreaths Keep Christ in Christmas and make Advent part of your Family Christmas traditions. Everything you ll need to make an Advent Wreath will be provided on Sunday, November 20 th at 1:00PM in the All Purpose Room. We are asking for a $10 donation to defray the cost. Cash or check only; please make checks to Church of Epiphany. Limited to 50 wreaths! Each wreath will be blessed. Forms can be found in the commons area. Breakfast with Santa Sunday, December 11 th After the 8:00AM & 10AM Masses Cost: $7.00 per person or $24.00 for a family of 4 or more (mom, dad & children only please). Come and have the children meet and greet Good Ol St. Nick.*You must sign up in order to attend. Sign-up sheets are in the commons area. Epiphany s SALT s of the Earth First Annual Holiday Cookie Championship Calling all bakers ~ please join Epiphany s Senior Youth Group ~ SALTs of the Earth for its First Annual Holiday Cookie Championship on Saturday, December 10, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. in the APR. There is a $10 registration fee. Bakers interested in competing are asked to register in advance by seeing any member of the SALTs of the Earth or picking up a registration form on the table in the vestibule. 5

6 Gospel: Luke 23:35-43 Jesus is mocked by the crowd as he hung on the cross. Above him was an inscription that read This is the king of the Jews. One of the men being crucified with Jesus tells Him to save them and Himself, while the other asks that he be remembered when Jesus is in his kingdom. Jesus said in reply, Amen I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise. Have you no fear of God, for you are subject to the same condemnation! And indeed, we have been condemned justly, for the sentence we received corresponds to our crimes but this man has done nothing criminal. Then he said, Jesus remember me when you come into your kingdom. He replied to him, Amen, I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise. Almost daily, the media offers us stories of crimes, criminals, trials and sentencing. Shame, humiliation, and despair wound families of both victims and the accused. How different it was on Calvary that afternoon, when the good thief acknowledged guilt, expressed remorse, and won his place in heaven. Bishop Sheen stated He committed another crime as he stole heaven. Pope Francis tells the story of a person to be executed who did not repent of his deeds, and if he had the chance, he would continue to do the same wrong. The confessor asked Are you sorry then that you are not sorry? May we allow the words of the repentant thief fall from our lips: Jesus remember me The year of mercy has repeated these stories over and over again. Magi Christmas Luncheon The air is getting colder the holidays are near, a time for celebration with friends we hold so dear! Once again, we will celebrate Jesus Birthday with Epiphany s MAGI. A luncheon is planned for Thursday, December 15 th in the All purpose Room. Look in those drawers, closets and attic for a gently used or new item to donate to our gift basket. Pick up a flyer on the table in the Commons Area. Cut off for sign-ups is 12/2. Thank you! Knights of Columbus Membership Drive The Epiphany Council Knights of Columbus is sponsoring a membership drive on November 19 & 20 th. The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic Men s familyoriented organization. Epiphany Council is in need of new members. Men 18 years of age and older are eligible, you owe it to yourself and your family to find out more about the many benefits of membership in our order. If you are interested in helping our parish and our community in need, please contact our Grand Knight Ken Cope at or our membership Director Joseph Landicino PGK at Epiphany s Welcome Committee This Committee will welcome new parishioners to our parish family, share information about our ministries, and of course offer a little something light to eat. If you re someone who likes to welcome and embrace new people, please contact the parish office at or carol@churchofepiphany.org Garden Club Ministry This Ministry will be responsible for cultivating God s green earth outside the church. If you have a few hours a week to help with landscaping our parish grounds, we would appreciate hearing from you. If this is something you d like to do, please contact the parish office at or carol@churchofepiphany.org Emmaus Men s Group The Emmaus Men s Group of Epiphany is a ministry for today s Catholic man. It is a Catholic Men s Fellowship Group that exists to serve and bring together men to strengthen their faith. The group meets on the second Saturday of each month from 9 11AM. For more information please contact the Parish Office. 6

7 We bet you didn t know Fun facts about Thanksgiving! A tradition is born: TV dinners have Thanksgiving to thank. In 1953, someone at Swanson misjudged the number of frozen turkeys it would sell that Thanksgiving -- by 26 TONS! Some industrious soul came up with a brilliant plan: Why not slice up the meat and repackage with some trimmings on the side? Thus, the first TV dinner was born! Going shopping?: Not if you're a plumber. Black Friday is the busiest day of the year for them, according to Roto-Rooter, the nation's largest plumbing service. After all, someone has to clean up after household guests who "overwhelm the system." This land is my land: There are four places in the U.S. named Turkey. Louisiana's Turkey Creek is the most populous, with a whopping 440 residents. There's also Turkey, Texas; Turkey, North Carolina; and Turkey Creek, Arizona. Oh, let's not forget the two townships in Pennsylvania: the creatively named Upper Turkeyfoot and Lower Turkeyfoot! Leaving a legacy: When Abe Lincoln declared Thanksgiving a national holiday, it was thanks to the tireless efforts of a magazine editor named Sarah Josepha Hale. Her other claim to fame? She also wrote the nursery rhyme, "Mary had a Little Lamb." Gobble, gobble?: Not so fast. Only male turkeys, called toms, gobble. Females, called hens, cackle. Have it your way: If Ben Franklin did, the turkey would be our national bird. An eagle, he wrote in a letter to his daughter, had "bad moral character." A turkey, on the other hand, was a "much more respectable bird." Talking turkey: Why is it called a turkey? Oh boy, this will take some explainin'. Back in the day, the Europeans took a liking to the guinea fowls imported to the continent. Since the birds were imported by Turkish merchants, the English called them turkeys. Later, when the Spaniards came to America, they found a bird that tasted like those guinea fowls. When they were sent to Europe, the English called these birds "turkeys" as well. A Prayer For Thanksgiving O God of all creation, Giver of all good gifts, You bless our lives With your generous love, By giving us once more The fruit of the fields, Our family and friends Our faith, our work, And our lives together. We thank you for these gifts, And ask that you help us To imitate your goodness, To share our blessings With those who are in need. Amen. Thanksgiving Meal Are you home alone for Thanksgiving or would you like to enjoy your meal in a family atmosphere? Why not join us on Thanksgiving Day at 1 pm for dinner? If you like you can bring a covered dish (turkey, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, stuffing or dessert). About 200 of my closest friends and I will be cooking for you. If interested please call the Parish office at to register. All are welcome!! - Sue Hermida Christmas Wish Tree The Wish Tree will be up November 25 th. Please Take a heart and purchase a NEW GIFT to make a child s wish come true. Please bring unwrapped gifts to the Parish Office no later than Friday, December 16 th. Fr. Mike was asked if we would be able to collect gifts for St. Anthony s Parish in Lakewood (like we did last year). The children are between the ages of 8 & 9 years old. The colored hearts are for St. Anthony s Parish and the white hearts are for our needy families. All gifts must have the Heart taped on the Gift. It s Christmas time, just think, when you buy a Christmas give for a child, that s one child you helped to have a Merry Christmas! Helping Hands Ministry Helping Hands Our Ministry would like to thank all the parishioners who are keeping our food bin full. We are able to give out more food each week because of you. We would also like to thank our parishioners who donate meat, cheese & butter on a monthly basis. If you are able to help with these dairy products, these is a sign up sheet on the table in the commons area. 7

8 Around the Diocese Theology of Art & Music of Advent In anticipation of the Advent season, a presentation focusing on theology in Christian art and music is being held at Ocean County Community College, Toms River. The Art of Advent will explore through a historical and philosophical lens the art and music associated with the beginning of the Christian Church year. It will be held November 30 in the Grunin Center, Room A117, Ocean County Community College, 1 College Dr., Toms River. The day will begin with The Visual Art of Advent from 11:30am to 12:15pm, which will be copresented by Professor Kralik and Fr. Stravinskas. The music of Advent will follow from 12:30 to 1:45pm and be presented by Fr. Stravinskas. Admission is free and open to the public. For information, contact Gargone at x 2109 or kgargone@ocean.edu Alateen Are you a TEEN affected by someone else s drinking? Alateen is a fellowship of young people, ages 11-18, whose lives have been affected by the family disease of alcoholism. The only requirement for membership in Alateen is a problem of alcoholism in a relative or friend. Time: 6:00PM 7:00PM Day: Tuesday Place: The Samaritan Center 36 South St., Manasquan For more information contact the Samaritan Center at Substance Use Disorders St. William the Abbot Presents a Night of Support and Information on the current Epidemic Facing our Communities: Substance Use Disorders. November 30: Diane Bleimann Board Certified Psychiatric Nurse, Licensed clinical alcohol, drug counselor and social worker & Michael Bizzaro, PHD, LCSW, BCD, both will speak about mental health and addiction. And also Carol Krug Speaking about recovery. December 14: David Dolan will speak about mindfulness and self care for the families. Young people in recovery. Both sessions are held from 7:00 9:00PM in the Parish Hall. Light refreshments will be served. Lay Carmelites Are you looking for new ways to enhance your prayer life? St. Teresa of Avila states: "Prayer...means taking time frequently to be alone with the One we know loves us." For more information, please contact Lydia Bargiuk at Recovery Ministry St. Denis offers a Recovery Ministry dedicated to anyone recovering from any of life s challenges. You may be recovering from addiction to alcohol or a co-dependent relationship, fighting a gambling obsession, be a child addicted to heroin, or anything in between. The point is that we are all affected by the struggles of life and may try to find solace in our favorite escape/addiction, or be close to someone spiraling out of control in their own escape/addiction. Join the St. Denis Recovery Ministry on Thursday at 10 AM or 7 PM in St. Denis Church basement as we support one another while learning about recovery from life s difficulties using the Life Recovery Bible. This is a Christ-centered recovery through scripture support group and class. All are welcome. Call Laura or stdenisrecoveryministry@gmail.com Find us on FaceBook at St Denis Recovery Ministry. The Diocese of Trenton is committed to the initiatives outlined in the US Bishop s Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People and to its own policies and guidelines in regard to the reporting and investigation of sexual abuse allegations involving minors. If you have been sexually abused as a minor by a member of the clergy or anyone representing the Catholic Church or if you know of someone who was, you can report the abuse through the diocesan ABUSE HOTLINE: or via at abuseline@diocesoftrenton.org. The Diocese of Trenton reports any allegations of sexual abuse to the appropriate law enforcement agencies. Anyone with an allegation is also encouraged to provide that information to the local enforcement authorities. Donovan Catholic Did you miss... Our Open House? Our Placement Test? There is still time to join the Class of 2021! Join us for Coffee with the Admissions Department on November 29th at 7:00pm for an informal information session where you can find out more about the application process and how to register for our Final Make-up Placement Test. Call the Admissions Department at x2426 to RSVP. 8

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