October 2006 Miami, Florida

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1 ctober 2006 iami, Florida ear brothers and sisters: he month of ctober is dedicated to the oly osary. et us tell our children the story of the osary and motivate them to pray with their hearts; ur ady of Fatima has requested it so, and continues to do so till this day. he osary is the ideal prayer to pray with our families and to share the life and passion of the hrist. Feasts and aints for this month: ctober 01 t. heresa of the hild Jesus ctober 02 uardian ngels ctober 04 t. Francis of ssisi ctober 07 ur ady of the osary ctober 15 t. eresa of vila ctober 16 t. argaret ary lacoque ctober 22 t aul of the ross ctober 21 eaders Workshop ctober 31 arty of ll allows ve (t. gatha hurch) ncluded materials: 1) onthly alendar 2) his month s ospels 3) ctivities: ) uardian ngels mobile ) ow to ray the osary ) tories: 1) osary of ove 2) garden for ary ) nformation of the book alloween and ilent night oly ight ) wo new saints to prepare the children for their consecration uggested videos: (ll available in the video club of the F..) 1. t. Francis of ssisi 6. alloween (nly for eaders) 2. he ass for hildren 7. he day of the un anced 3. hink ood houghts 8. udio the osary for hildren and cd. 4. tory of the oly osary 9. aints and eroes (K) 5. y ecret Friend ur next meeting will be ctober 21. t t. gatha hurch at de 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ivine ercy oom lease come and share with us. We will like to thanks the group in anama for their collaboration with the stories of saints for the consecration. lso amona agares form anto omingo for the tories on this month activities, and uli Varona for the translations. ay od less You lways, Friends of Jesus and ary. F 9779.W. 72nd t. iami, Florida el: (305) Fax: (305) mail: amigo_ijm_miami@fcpeace.com X 138 Fair venue an ntonio, exas Fax: (210) mail: angelastj@aol.com Webpage:

2 Friends of Jesus and ary migos de Jesús y aría Florida enter for eace 9779.W. 72nd treet iami, Florida el : (305) Fax: (305) mail: -mail: amigo_jym_miami@fcpeace.com Webpage: unday onday uesday Wednesday hursday Fridays aturday c 9, espect ife unday 26th unday in rdinary ime he uardian ngels Yom Kippur (Jewish ay of tonement) t. Francis of ssisi (atron of Families) t. Faustina Kowalska ur ady of osary 8 c 10, th unday in rdinary ime hanksgiving ay (anada) c 10, th unday in rdinary ime t. gnatius of ntioch t. uke (vangelist). John de rebeuf, saac Jogues, & mpanions. eaders s Workshop t. gatha hurch 22 c 10, th unday in rdinary ime. imon & Jude (postles) 29 c 10, th unday in rdinary ime W V ctober 2006

3 ctober 1: 26th unday of rdinary ime Jesus wants everyone to be with him alk about the story. alk with the children about their experiences of teamwork. What did they like about the team effort? What did they dislike? Who do they feel uncomfortable working with? Why? What does Jesus have to say about working together? re there times in their lives when they feel tempted by someone else to do something wrong? alk about the different ways to serve others, such as helping around the house, listening to others, or playing with a younger brother or sister. ctivities. ave the children represent different types of community service through pantomime. he other children should guess what each action is. Final prayer. fter repeating each of the community service actions pantomimed, all respond: When we (fill in the blank with each different action) we serve you, Jesus. We always want to follow you. um 11,25-29 James 5,1-6 ark 9, Your are there re you bothered that Jesus wants to include others in his healing and service of others, although they are no part of his groups of friends? What do you say to Jesus? re you sometimes bothered when you see someone whom you don t like do something good? Jesus, your friend, invites you: Jesus invites his friends to collaborate with others to do good. Jesus says that when you collaborate, everyone wins. o you try to collaborate at school? Jesus tells his friends to get rid of whatever leads them to do wrong, even if they like it.. What am going to do? peak to Jesus and tell him about the groups you belong to. ell him that you want to celebrate what other people do well. ell him what you would like to do this week: For example: will stay away from someone who could lead me to do something wrong. For example: will join a group in school that is foing good for others. W he disciples get angry when a man heals someone in Jesus name. ut Jesus is happy that this man is helping him and spreading Jesus message? Find the following hidden words in panish and write a sentence using them: ollaborate, elebrate, Work, ogether, eparate, vil, emons, Win, ame, Forbid J F migos de Jesús is a weekly atechetical service shipped quarterly by the laretian issionaries. ext by armen guinaco and Jaime ascuñan laretian ublications. For more information, call laretian ublications at

4 oday we celebrate od s messengers who protect us human beings. We see them throughout the ible. ngels delivered messages form od, protected people from dangers and rescued them. he ew estament cts of the postles tells in chapter 12 how t. eter was led our of prison by an angel. he belief that we each have a guardian angel has been common to hristians for many centuries. We can say this brief prayer as often as we would like to throughout the day: ngel of od, my guardian dear, to whom is love entrusts me here; ever this day be at my side, to light and guard, to rule and guide. men.

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6 ctober 8: 27th unday of rdinary ime alk about the story. alk with the children about couples they know who have separated. ow do they feel about divorce and separation? What does being made in the image of od mean? ow do they picture od? oes od have a particular skin color? oes od have a body with legs or arms? f everyone is an image of od, how should people treat one another? od does not like injustice n 2,18-24 b 2,9-11 c 10,2-16 Your are there Jesus tells the children to come to him. o you trust in Jesus? Jesus says that od likes equality and does not like people abusing one another. o you treat everyone equally? Jesus, your friend, invites you: Jesus entrusted people to care for the things od had created. ow do you care for your pets or plants? ctivities. sk the children to spread out throughout the classroom. raw an image of Jesus and place this image in the middle of the room. all each child, one at a time, to the middle of the room to form a circle by saying, Jesus wants you to come to him. When all the children are all in the circle, being the prayer. Final prayer. sk each child to say his or her name out loud. ll respond, You are Jesus friend. What am going to do? peak to Jesus and tell him about the things that worry you at home. ell him how much you want people to respect and care for one another. ell him what you would like to do this week: For example: will be caring to younger child or brother or sister. For example: will talk with Jesus every night. W Jesus loves children and invites them to come an listen to him. o you go to Jesus when you need someone to talk to? Find the following hidden words in panish and write a sentence using them: usbands, Wives, aw, qual, mage, are hildren, reation, ome, arriage V J Y X Ñ migos de Jesús is a weekly atechetical service shipped quarterly by the laretian issionaries. ext by armen guinaco and Jaime ascuñan laretian ublications. For more information, call laretian ublications at

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8 F Y nce upon a time, there was a girl who while asleep in her bed had a dream. he girl dreamed she was in a beautiful garden filled with many beautiful flowers. s she approached each flower, she observed that from each flower hung a pretty rosary. he girl woke up full of happiness because of the nice dream. he day of catechism, she told her teacher about the dream. er teacher, amazed, told her, hat beautiful story represents a garden for the Virgin, because, every time girls and boys pray a rosary, a new flower is born in ur lessed other s garden in heaven. he girl exclaimed happily, ow wonderful! will tell everyone this dream because now we know that when girls and boys pray the rosary, we place a beautiful perfumed flower in ary s garden! iscussion uestions What did the girl dream? ow were the flowers? What did each flower have? What did the teacher say? What sis the girl say at the end of the story? What is the rosary? t is praying with ary; while, meditating on the life of Jesus. t is a flower planted in the heavenly garden. When we pray the rosary, we please ary and gain her favor. et s pray the rosary to gain heaven.

9 Y F V nce there was a girl who wanted to give her friends a very special gift. ne day the girl went out with her mom shopping to a toy store filled with many beautiful and colorful toys. ow wonderful! the little girl exclaimed happily and added, ere will find the gifts for my friends. nthusiastically she searched the store for the gifts. fter a while, she said, cannot find anything here. want something really special. he girl and her mother continued shopping. hey arrived at a store filled with beautiful children s clothing. ow wonderful! she exclaimed happily. will surely find gifts for my friends here. ut after much searching, the girl said,: verything is very nice but still cannot find anything really special for my friends. he girl and her mother continued until they arrived at a great book store. he first thing she saw when she arrived was a table filled with rosaries. his really is a special gift. he exclaimed, will take one for each one of my friends and will tell them, give you this rosary of love because in praying it, you show ur lessed other and the other of od, the Virgin ary, that you love her and she will guard you in her love. iscussion uestions What did the girl want to buy? Where did she go the first time? Where did she go the second time? What did she find in the book store? What she say to her friends when she gave them her gift? What happens when we pray the rosary?

10 X F V V F J he osary of the Virgin ary, which gradually took form in the second millennium under the guidance of the pirit of od, is a prayer loved by countless aints and encouraged by the agisterium. imple yet profound, it still remains, at the dawn of this third millennium, a prayer of great significance, destined to bring forth a harvest of holiness. t blends easily into the spiritual journey of the hristian life, which, after two thousand years, has lost none of the freshness of its beginnings and feels drawn by the pirit of od to set out into the deep (uc in altum!) in order once more to proclaim, and even cry out, before the world that Jesus hrist is ord and avior, the way, and the truth and the life (J 14:6), the goal of human history and the point on which the desires of history and civilization turn. he osary, though clearly arian in character, is at heart a hristocentric prayer. n the sobriety of its elements, it has all the depth of the ospel message in its entirety, of which it can be said to be a compendium. t is an echo of the prayer of ary, her perennial agnificat for the work of the redemptive ncarnation which began in her virginal womb. With the osary, the hristian people sits at the school of ary and is led to contemplate the beauty on the face of hrist and to experience the depths of his love. hrough the osary the faithful receive abundant grace, as though form the very hands of the other of the edeemer. postolic etter osarium Virginis ariae 18. he osary is one of the traditional paths of hristian prayer directed to the contemplation of hrist s face. ope aul V described it in these words: s a ospel prayer, centered on the mystery of the redemptive ncarnation, the osary is a prayer with a clearly hristological orientation. ts most characteristic element, in fact, the litany like succession of ail arys, becomes in itself an unceasing praise of hrist, who is the ultimate object both of the ngel s announcement and of the greeting of the other of John the aptist: lessed is the fruit of your womb (k 1:42). We would go further and say that the succession of ail arys constitutes the warp on which is woven the contemplation of the mysteries. he Jesus that each ail ary recalls is the same Jesus whom the succession of mysteries proposes to us now as the on of od, now as the on of the Virgin postolic etter osarium Virginis ariae 19 believe, however, that to bring out fully the hristological depth of the osary it would be suitable to make an addition to the traditional pattern which, while left to the freedom of individuals and communities, could broaden it to include the mysteries of hrist s public ministry between his aptism and his assion. n the course of those mysteries we contemplate important aspects of the person of hrist as the definitive revelation of od. eclared the beloved on of the Father at aptism in the Jordan, hrist is the one who announces the coming of the Kingdom, bears witness to it in his works and proclaims its demands. t is during the years of his public ministry that the mystery of hrist is most evidently a mystery of light: while am in the world, am the light of the world (Jn 9:5). onsequently, for the osary to become more fully a compendium of the ospel, it is fitting to add, following reflection on the ncarnation and the hidden life of hrist (the joyful mysteries) and before focusing on the sufferings of his assion (the sorrowful mysteries) and the triumph of his esurrection (the glorious mysteries), a meditation on certain particularly significant moments in his public ministry (the mysteries of light). his addition of these new mysteries, without prejudice to any essential aspect of the prayer s traditional format, is meant to give it fresh life and to doorway to the depths of the eart of hrist, ocean of joy and of light, of suffering and of glory.

11 he lessed other appeared at Fatima, in ortugal, to three shepherd children, ucia dos antos, Francisco and Jacinta arto, on six occasions between ay 13th and ctober 13th in ary revealed herself as ur ady of the osary and called for conversion in the lives of tall od s people. ay is the month of the lessed other and ctober is the month of the osary fter these events Fatima became a very popular place for prayer. large church was build near the place where ary visited the three children. wo of the children, Jacinta and Francisco, died soon after ary s visits. ucia, however, grew up and became a sister. We remember ary s visits and celebrate her title as ur ady of the osary on ctober 7.

12 ctober 15: 28th unday of rdinary ime alk about the story. alk with the children about the story of this young person. Why was he sad? ave they ever met a rich person? What do the children have that perhaps they would have to leave behind in order to follow Jesus (things might include bad habits, tantrums, refusing to share something? ctivities. ramatize the story of the rich man. hoose one child to be the young man. he child should make a list of the many things he or she cannot leave behind to follow Jesus. ave this child then read his or her list to the class. You, as teacher, or one of the children should ask the class, sn t it better to be happy with Jesus that to own lots of things and be lonely? sk the children to add different endings to the story. od does not like injustice ab 7,7-11 b 4,12-13 c 10,17-30 Your are there o you think asking for so much is an exaggeration of Jesus? magine you are the young man. What does Jesus tell you? Jesus, your friend, invites you: he rich young man was nice but he still couldn t share what he had. What s hard for you to share? Jesus says that it is hard for rich people to follow him. Why is that? What am going to do? peak to Jesus and tell him about the things you have that you really don t like to share. sk him to help you to be generous. ell him what you would like to do this week: Final prayer. s the children express their commitment for the week, all say: Jesus, teach us to share. For example: will some tie with a person who is lonely. For example: will volunteer for a group at school, and ll help as much as can. W ich, amel, oor, eedle, Young an, aws, hare, ffection, oney, elongings Jesus tells a rich young that to follow him he must give up all his belongings. What would you do if Jesus told you to give up everything you own? Why is it hard for some rich people Find the following hidden words in panish and write a sentence using them: J V Ñ J J F V Y X V migos de Jesús is a weekly atechetical service shipped quarterly by the laretian issionaries. ext by armen guinaco and Jaime ascuñan laretian ublications. For more information, call laretian ublications at

13 t. eresa of Jesús xceptional writer of many teaching books eligious, because she gave herself to Jesus forever lect by od to found many covenants aint because she always said Yes Friend of Jesus and of the whole world eresa was born in vila, pain, on arch 28, s a little girls in her parent s rich home, eresa and her brother odrigo loved to read the lives of the saints and martyrs. t seemed to them that the martyrs got to heaven an easy way. he two children set our secretly to go to the land of the oors. s they walked along, they prayed that they might die for hrist. ut they had not gotten far when they met an uncle. e took them back to their worried mother at one. ext the children decided to be hermits in their garden. his didn t work out either. hey could not get enough stories together to build their huts. t. eresa herself wrote down these amusing stories of her childhood. he fact is that when she grew to be a teenager, however, she changed. eresa read so many novels and foolish romances that she lost much of her love for prayer. he began to think more of dressing up to look pretty. ut after she recovered from a bad illness, eresa read a book about the great t. Jerome. hen and there, she made up her mind to become a bride of hrist. s a nun, eresa often found it hard to pray. esides that, she had poor health. eresa wasted time every day in long, foolish conversations. ut one day, in front of a picture of Jesus, she felt great sorrow that she did not love od more. he started then to live for Jesus alone, no matter what sacrifice had to be made. n return for her love, the ord gave t. eresa the privilege of hearing him talk to her. he learned pray in a marvelous way, too. t. eresa of vila is famous for having opened new armelite convents. hese convents were filled with sisters who wanted to live holy lives. hey made many sacrifices for Jesus. eresa herself gave them the example. he prayed with great love and worked hard at the convent tasks. t. eresa was a great leader and true lover of Jesus and his hurch. he died in 1582 and was proclaimed a saint by ope regory XV in 1622 he was a declared a octor of the hurch by ope aul V in When we ever need a little spiritual push to pray at ass with more love, we can ask t. eresa. We can ask her to help us keep our mind on our prayers. he will also show to love t. Joseph as she did.

14 elebrating the true meaning of alloween: l allows ve ome dressed as your favorite saint for ll allows ve ugar: Fecha: eléfono: ora: e esperamos, no faltes! rinted from lojen kternatives 1995, auline ooks & edia, oston, 02130

15 ctober 22: 29th unday of rdinary ime alk about the story. alk with the children about who is important to them. Who do they admire? What do those people do? What would they like to be when they grow up? For whom do they feel compassion? ow do they show compassion and understanding toward others? ctivities. hildren should make lists of their parents or guardians daily activities. ext to each activity, they should write a (for power or authority) or an (for service). ow many s or s do they have? t the ffertory, or at home, ask the children to approach their families and thanks them for all their s (acts of service). Final prayer. s each child expresses his or her commitment for the week, all respond: Jesus, you became the servant of all. hank you!. Jesus power is service Jr 31,7-9 b 5,1-6 c 10,46-52 Your are there What do you think? re you willing to serve everyone so that you will be close to Jesus? What would you get in return? Jesus, your friend, invites you: Jesus became human to understand all of our problems. o you try to understand the problems of the people around you? Jesus says that the people closest to him are those who serve others. re you thankful for all the things your parents and relatives do for you? o you appreciate the many sacrifices they make o you can have what you need? What am going to do? peak to Jesus and tell him what you have done this week to help others. ell him what you would like to do this week: For example: will be grateful for the things people do for me. For example: will try to be understanding when someone complains about their problems. W Jesus told his friends that to follow him they must try to help and serve as many people as they can. o you try to help others? o you try to understand other people s problems? Find the following hidden words in panish and write a sentence using them: ervants, up, ower, ight, eft, elp, isten, nderstand J V J J V Y F Z V migos de Jesús is a weekly atechetical service shipped quarterly by the laretian issionaries. ext by armen guinaco and Jaime ascuñan laretian ublications. For more information, call laretian ublications at

16 ctober 29: 30th unday of rdinary ime alk about the story. alk with the children about what seeing with the heart means. o they know any blind people? oes that mean that person doesn t understand certain things? What other ways, besides with our eyes, do we see? Was artimeus completely blind? What about Jesus could he clearly see? ctivities. lay the trust game. lindfold some of the children and ask the others to lead them around the classroom. hen have them change places. alk about how they felt when they were blindfolded and being led. id they trust the person who was leading them? What does trust mean? Final prayer. s each child should express what he or she would like to see or understand better. ll respond: Jesus, teach us to see. Your are there o you think artimeus is crazy when he goes chasing after Jesus? Jesus, help me to see! Jesus, your friend, invites you: s 53,10-11 b 4,14-16 c 10, ometimes, when are in doubt about something or don t know what to do about a problem, we say we aren t seeing things clearly. What we mean is that we don t understand something? s there something you would like to see or understand more clearly? o you tell Jesus about your problems? artimeus was able to see because he trusted in Jesus. o you trust Jesus and talk to him when you have problems? artimeus decided to follow Jesus even when he sometimes asks difficult things. ow about you? What am going to do? peak to Jesus and tell him about the things you don t always understand at home or in school. sk him to help you see and understand. ell him what you would like to do this week: For example: will trust Jesus and go to him when have to make a decision. For example: will help someone who doesn t understand something to see it more W atimeus has so much trust in Jesus that he is cured of this blindness. o you trust Jesus that much? o you talk to him when you don t understand something or don t know how to solve a problem? Find the following hidden words in panish and write a sentence using them: lind, Jericho, rust, Follow, ee, ight, arkness, Faith, elp, ompassion J Z F V J W Y migos de Jesús is a weekly atechetical service shipped quarterly by the laretian issionaries. ext by armen guinaco and Jaime ascuñan laretian ublications. For more information, call laretian ublications at

17 F 1) onsecrate your body, your five senses, and all you have... V Y e was form a wealthy family. is father owned a nice clothing store. e had more than enough money. e wasn t interested in studying, only in parties and music. ut he never turned his back on a poor person. When he was 20 years old, he went to war and was imprisoned. When was freed, he bought himself the best armor and horse an went back to war. n his way back, he encountered a poor soldier who didn t have the money to buy armor and a horse. Francis was moved and gave the poor soldier his own. hat night e dreamed that in exchange for that gesture, he would receive better armor to fight the enemies of the spirit. e never made it to the battlefield because he become ill. e heard a voice say to him, nstead of serving men, why don t you consecrate your self and serve the upreme hief of all? e returned home silently and thought about his future. e was not the same Francis as before. e was very silently and pensive. hanks to an inspiration by od he gave everything away and went to live amidst the poor. ne day he encountered a leper and was disgusted. e heard a voice say to him that to be a saint, you must dominate your instincts and tame your senses. e kissed the leper s sores and from then on dedicated himself to visiting the sick. e took some of his dad s materials and sold them to fix the village church. is dad was furious and disowned him. ince he had given away all his closets, the ishop gave him robe of the farm workers with a rope to tie around his waist. his would be his clothes for always. e dedicated his life to prayer and to the poor and the sick. e was often attacked by impure sensations of the senses. o conquer there bodily passions (overeating, seeing or listening to vulgarities, saying bad words) he once rolled in thorns. e would say, treat my body harshly, because my body wants to treat my soul harshly. e dominated his senses. any people and animals followed him. he doves followed him and formed a cross over him while he preached. ven a ferocious wolf converted and become tame. e invited people to love Jesus. e love poverty. e realized that often material things separate us from the path to od. iscussion What is humility? t is simplicity of heart, and of spirit. t is to learn from Jesus and learn of is greatness t is not believe ourselves greater than others. umility is, like ary, to say Yes to od.

18 F 2)onsecrate our memory, intelligence, imagination, words, and all of our gifts V F e was the youngest of 3 brothers. e was from a middle class family. is father wanted him to dedicate himself to business. is mother wanted him to be a priest. e wanted to be a teacher. hey were a very devout family. hey lived with piety, serenity, joy, and peace. is mother died when he was fourteen years old. efore she died, she asked him to become priest. e wanted to follow her advice, but before doing so he put this in the hands of the Virgin ary saying, always want to belong to Jesus. his was his first offering. efore doing anything, he would ask, oes od want this? oes Jesus want this? e would act, converse, talk and love as Jesus would. e always accepted the will of od. e was a priest for 26 years. n his first mass he said, remember my to mothers: mmaculate ary and mama icaela. is model was t. eresa of vila. e wrote much to spread the doctrine and message of loving Jesus and ary: books, magazines, newspapers. e also founded institutions for children (Friends of Jesus), young adults, and adults. e would say: ive freely what was given to you freely. is virtue: Faith. e was attacked often by the envy of others. ut he never criticized them nor lost confidence in the ord. e always defended truth and justice. e knew od would not abandon him. is motto was, e silent, pray and wait. e would always wait for od s response to his prayers. n the face of problems, prayer would support him and give him strength to be silent with patience. e is the patron saint of the Friends of Jesus and ary. iscussion What is Faith? Faith is to believe before seeing. Faith is to pray and to have confidence in Jesus. Faith is, like the Virgin ary, to ask from Jesus and is favor to receive. Faith is to follow Jesus nd in Jesus and ary live

19 onclusions for ongress V Friends of Jesus and ary 2006 he fourth nternational ongress of Friends of Jesus and ary took place on June 30, through July 2, en countries were represented: ruba, onaire, osta ica, urazao, l alvador, pain, nited tates, anama, and the ominican epublic. he leaders of each country met and examined the needs and accomplishments of each country since the last congress. s a result, the leaders came up with the following conclusions: he next congress will be held in anama in he formulation of a prayer manual for all the prayer groups needs to be developed. ach country will contribute two prayers. n order to include the prayers in the manual, send the prayers to the Florida enter for eace no later than eptember 30, icaragua developed the first ong ook Friends of Jesus and ary given that no other country sent songs. ll countries had promised to help with the first edition of the song book. For the next edition, each country will contribute at least two songs in whatever language. he songs must be sent to the Florida enter for eace by eptember 30, We need to find a way to keep the adolescents that have been in our groups for many years. n these two years, our prayers and efforts should be for the ages 12 and on. We should develop a guide for the pre-adolescents and the adolescents. ur goal is to make them the future leaders of our groups. he need to find uniforms for the children and the leaders for special occasions was brought to our attention. ach country promised to design a uniform by eptember 30, We will vote on the best one and the winner will be announced in ecember. any voiced the need for an nternational ongress for children. We all agreed to place this need in prayer and to explore the possibilities of making this dream come true. he minimum contribution of $25 per country will continue to be collected. We ask all countries to continue sending the contribution because the funds are necessary to continue operations. We need a piritual irector for the movement. We asked Father anuel ernandez to help us and he promised to give us an answer. ll countries should pray much so that od sends us a piritual irector. We reminded all countries that the Formation raining ession for new leaders is available. country in need of a raining ession should contact the Florida enter for eace at least six months in advance. We ask all countries that belong to this movement to continue praying for the countries that do not speak panish as a primary language and that we continue helping each other in daily prayer. his is a movement of Jesus and ary. We are simple instruments. We must always remember that they are the head.

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