NEWSLETTER - St. Thomas Philadelphia

www.stthomasphiladelphia.org Volume XVII Issue 1 

ST THOMAS INDIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH 

1009 UNRUH AVE, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19111 

stthomasunruh@gmail.com I Phone: 215.342.1500 I Fax: 215.342.2700 

What’s Inside? 

Vicar’s Message - Page 2 

Remembering Mar Barnabas—Page 3 

Parish News—Page 4 

Birthdays and Anniversaries—Page 5 

What Would Jesus Do? - Page 6 

Spiritual Organizations—Page 7 

Sunday School News—Page 8 

Secretaries Message—Page 8 

NEWSLETTER 

JANUARY 2013 

JANUARY 2013 1

Vicar’s Message 

New Year, New Resolve and Firm in Christ 

“Therefore, my dear brothers and sisters, stand firm. Let nothing 

move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of the 

Lord, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in 

vain.” 1 Corinthians 15:58 

Years come, years go! Would that mean anything 

to us? For most people it is just another year. But there 

are many people who take seriously the beginning of a 

year, a month or even a day. The believer finds his/her 

faith active in everyday life. He/she will begin the day or 

an event trusting in the power of the Lord. I have seen 

such people making the difference in the community. 

Their faith and action commingled with divine power. 

A New Year is a new opportunity, and a new avenue 

wherein we need some new plans for the Lord. In the 

commercial world, we see directors set a plan for every 

year for their business. Our business is with the Lord and 

therefore we need to make some plans for the Lord. In 

that respect we must look at what St. Paul says to the Corinthians 

in the above verse. Stand firm, don’t move and 

always give yourselves to the work of the Lord”. 

These are the three stages of success in life. 

“Stand firm” is an essential quality for anyone in 

any profession. That shows one’s commitment and conviction. 

When people with no conviction come to the helm of 

affairs, they will not be able to do justice to the job. This is 

the reason often many of the spiritual or religious organizations 

lose its power and image. People uncommitted will 

not be able to stand for the cause for which they work. 

Mahatma Gandhi stood for non-violence and truth and he 

was willing to lose his profession, property or even life for 

that. At the point of being killed by a religious fanatic 

Gandhi called out his God praying, “Raam, Raam, Raam”. 

Even today the entire world admires and respect Mahatma 

for his life witness. If it is a modern man he will use 

the curse words when shot at. His convictions were rooted 

in God. Often convictions are not beyond selfishness and 

political interest. Whether in Church politics or party politics, 

basic interest we see is in one’s own selfish gain 

which is conditioned by financial or other material causes. 

Once selfish interest props up, the entire atmosphere 

changes. I have seen many political parties, parishes and 

families disintegrate when people with selfish interest try 

to come to leadership. 

“Don’t move” is the byproduct of ‘stand firm’. It 

may appear to be of the same meaning. The Malayalam 

translation looks very interesting, it says, “do not be 

shaken”. Being shaken by events and people around us is a 

common thing to happen. It is like a storm or hurricane 

that hits a house that is not built on firm foundation. Our 

Lord makes it clear in his 

sermon on the mount how 

such houses built on sand 

are destroyed. Adversity is 

a common thing to happen 

to all humans. But people 

who are well rooted in the 

Lord will not be shaken. Dr. Robert Schuler used to say in 

his speeches, “tough situation will not last but tough people 

will”. People who are afraid of adversity will budge 

against divine principles. Such people can be threatened or 

shaken easily. Where as, if one is sturdy to be unshaken, 

he/she can control the situation and achieving a lot. 

“Give yourselves to God” is rather a tough situation. 

In one of the prayers of ‘preparation for holy 

Qurbana’ (thooyobo), there is a prayer that the priest recites, 

“Lord may I be able to offer myself as a sacrifice”. 

While the bread and wine are set to offer as a sacrifice to 

the Lord, the priest becomes aware of the fact that he himself 

is being offered as a sacrifice. It is a huge decision that 

a priest has to make before the Lord prior to the Holy 

Qurbana. Only then the Lord will accept that priest’s offering 

in a true manner. Giving certain things to the Lord 

is an easy thing to do but when one has to offer himself/ 

herself it is a serious matter. St. Paul in 2Timothy 4:6 says 

about his readiness to be ‘poured out as a sacrifice’ for the 

Lord. This is called the total commitment. We can hardly 

see anyone who is totally committed to the Lord. 

Finally the Apostle Paul assures us that our work 

in the Lord will never be in vain. Throughout the Bible we 

get this assurance from God. Those who work with and 

for God always will make the most profitable job. One day 

a friend of mine in a private conversation mentioned to me 

how much money he made in one year and at the end of 

the year nothing was left. He could not even give some 

money to the charity in the parish. I could not believe that 

a person who made so much money in a year feels that all 

his work was in vain. His life style was so bad and never 

had any place for the Lord. No wonder at the end of the 

year he sighs, “all I did was in vain”. This will happen to 

anyone who works without the Lord. 

It was my desire to obey the words of the Lord 

that came through Malachi 3:10 about giving Tithe to 

God’s temple. I gave more than the Tithe to the needy on 

different occasions. But I did not obey the Word of the 

Lord to bring the Tithe to the house of the Lord. The assurance 

of God to reward us by ‘opening the floodgates of 

heaven’ is for those who bring the Tithe to the house of 

the Lord. Many people in our parish asked me if it is 

enough that we give the Tithe to the poor. I had agreed to 

that. In fact I was misguiding them and I was misguided 

by them as well. Lately I understood one thing that the 

Word of God should not be read to my convenience. The 

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JANUARY 2013 2 NEWSLETTER

Mar Barnabas in Our Bold Memories 

Rev. Fr. M. K. Kuriakose 

His Grace Mathews Mar Barnabas was unique in many respects. The 

well known simplicity, humility, sincerity, innocence, deep spirituality and 

purity at heart, His Grace was always jutting out in memory. His Grace’s life 

was that of complete surrender to the Lord and to the Malankara Orthodox 

Church. His Grace’s hospitality was also well-known. No one leaves the aramana 

without earing something. Even when His Grace comes to our churches 

or homes, His Grace makes sure all eat with His Grace at the same time. 

Towards the end of His Grace’s life, there was a brightness of divine presence on His Grace’s face. Life in America for 

His Grace was a blessed time. So many changes took place and all for the positive growth of the Church and the people’s life. 

The various books His Grace written are all proofs of His Grace’s divine nature. 

At this time it is difficult to come to terms with the loss. One thing gives me consolation is that His Grace will be a great 

intercessor for all. His Grace’s prayers from heaven will be a solace to many. 

The Northeast American Diocese owes much to His Grace for its spiritual well-being. It was not an easy time when His 

Grace arrived in 1992 but somehow His Grace overcame all hurdles by His Grace’s prayer life. And I am sure His Grace’s spiritual 

presence will continue to nurture us. Now that His Grace has joined the Lord, let us hope that His Grace’s intercession will 

continue for us all. The different great qualities that we can emulate will enrich us. 

Mar Barnabas—A Tribute 

Rev. Fr. Dr. Joy Pyngolil 

It was on July 3rd, 2012 the last time I had a chance to 

meet with our beloved Thirumeni at his residence in Pampady 

Dayara. He was very excited and energetic and eager to learn 

about the progress of his former diocese which he divided and 

gave to two of his successors. 

Mar Barnabas was a simple and humble bishop as 

someone opined a ‘golden bishop with a wooden stick”. I emphasis 

on the word, “golden” because he was of 24carart, which 

is flexible, no copper added to strengthen it. This original nature 

had its limits. He was excited to learn about the Educational 

Scholarship established in his name in the South West 

America diocese. Immediately he dictated a kalpana to the diocese 

complimenting them. It was a fulfilling moment for me. 

It was his humble nature and commitment to ministry 

that made me to choose Idukki diocese for my parish ministry 

upon my ordination prior to migrating to the United States. ( I 

was trained and ordained for the outside Kerala diocese by the 

one and only Outside Kerala diocesan metropolitan, HG 

Mathews Mar Athanasius). I loved him and cared for him just 

like any responsible children who had no eyes on paternal inheritance. 

It was true that, we had disagreements. They are all 

part of healthy paternal reactions or parent child conflicts. Outsider 

may try to take advantage of it, it is universal truth and it 

happened here too. 

It was on March 22, 1992 His Grace arrived in the US 

to take responsibility of the American diocese. It was not an 

easy ride in the early years. When his living arrangement was 

in a quandary, it was Mr. K. M. Jacob and family who came 

forward and took care of him just like a father. Mr. Jacob was 

not in any way involved in the diocesan administration. 

It was during his term that our diocese took membership 

in the National Council of Churches in the USA, which a 

dream for me since 1983. The diocese went through the storms 

in 1995-96, but he kept his calm. The church created another 

diocese- Canada and Europe. I was there with him all these 

difficult years and during fire test of September 6, 1996. He 

came out humbled and victorious. 

Mar Barnabas was a great, I say it again, simple person. 

He considers himself as a father to all and expected full 

obedience from all. It was his honest and short tempered. A 

short living short temper, easily ignited easily extinguished. I 

was fascinated by his generosity, always gave his share for any 

new church buildings in his diocese. I do recall his donation of 

$5000.00 to Orlando church when I was serving there for a 

short period of time. He never bothered about his survival or 

was never overly concerned about money. God gave him lavishly 

and he distributed it lavishly. It was 

his transparency in money matters that 

helped the small diocese to secure a 

great place for itself. His financial dealings 

are great model for all our hierarchy. 

It was said that he authored 25 

books, but his whole life was a book if 

we could read it right. May God grant 

him eternal life. 


Guest Clergy: 

H. G. Zachariah Mar Nicholovos Metropolitan (12/23) 

Rev. Fr. Sujit Thomas (12/30) 

Obituary: 

Parish News 

Mr. John Chacko, cousin of Gracy Vakkayil 

Our condolences to the bereaved families. 

Divyabodhanam 

Next class date will be announced at church. Please 

contact course coordinator Mrs. Elsa Koshy for further 

details. 

Announcements 

Please send news, articles and information for February 

2013 Newsletter by Sunday, Jan 20 to the parish secretary 

or newsletter editor. stthomasiocsecretary@gmail.com. 

Please contact the parish office for 

any updates in contact information, addition in the family 

etc. to be added to the database. Please update your 

telephone numbers for Message Broadcast. 

Prayer Meetings: Please contact Prayer Meeting Coordinator, 

Mrs. Susan Mathew, to schedule a prayer 

meeting at your residence. 

Contact Information: Please inform the office about 

changes in contact information. 

Wednesday Prayer Line 

Prayer-Line dial-in # 213-342-3000. Access Code: 

4044200. Please email Mathew Samuel, msamue2000@yahoo.com, 

to add your email address for Prayer 

Line updates. 

Parish Calendar 

Date Event/Time Location 

Jan 5 Mar Barnabas Memorial Church 

Jan 19 New Member Orientation Church 

OCYM Officials 2013 

Secretary 

Paul John 

(pjohn_19446@yahoo.com) 

Treasurer 

Mathew Thomas 

mathew24r@msn.com 

Vice President 

Binu Mathew 

(binum2002@aol.com) 

Assistant Secretary 

Anish Thomas (anish8166@gmail.com) 

Assistant Treasurer 

Christin Varghese 

(christin3939@gmail.com) 

Core Committee 

Alex Pothen & Shibu Baby 

MGOCSM Officials 2013 

Secretary 

Alvin Panicker 

(rmsalvin@gmail.com) 

Treasurer 

Predeep Chacko 

(predeep.chacko@gmail.com) 

Vice President 

Varughese Jacob 

(varughese.jacob@gmail.com) 

Assistant Secretary 

Kripaya Varghese 

(kripaya95@gmail.com) 

Assistant Treasurer 

Shelby Thomas 

(thomas.shelby33@yahoo.com) 


January Birthdays 

Chrislin H Thomas 

Elizabeth Mathew 

Taina I Daniel 

Ron Philip 

Renju Ann Joy 

Lydiya Elsa Jaison 

Diya Sara Thomas 

Jijo Jacob 

Deepthi Cherian 

Wilson Panicker 

Anila Thomas 

Joyel Manoj 

Fiji C Philip 

Mathew Varghese 

Mini Ninan 

Marshel Varghese 

Andrew Cherian 

Sandeep K Thomson 

Andrew J Mathew 

Divya Mary Thomas 

Carolyn Thomas 

Joshua M George 

Shawn George Philip 

Yasmin George 

Shelby K Renji 

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12-Jan 

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14-Jan 

14-Jan 

Ian Thomas 

15-Jan 

Ramany George 15-Jan 

Libi Korathu 15-Jan 

Allen Abraham 16-Jan 

Sajan Varughese 16-Jan 

Binsy E Mathew 17-Jan 

Maliyil M Philip 18-Jan 

Sanju John 

19-Jan 

Deepthy Panicker 19-Jan 

Wincy B Joseph 20-Jan 

Anu Lajy 

21-Jan 

Anu Mathew 23-Jan 

Shannon Ann George 23-Jan 

Alwin T Raju 23-Jan 

Sunil Thomas 23-Jan 

Linju Jacob John 25-Jan 

Saramma Thomas 27-Jan 

Susan Mathew 28-Jan 

Mathew Thankachan 28-Jan 

Mathew Philip 30-Jan 

John Polayil Abraham 30-Jan 

Christin Thomas 31-Jan 

We wish you all a Happy Birthday! 

January Wedding Anniversaries 

Mr & Mrs Rajan T Samuel 01-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Shibu Varghese 01-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Finney M Philip 02-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Eapen V Kalathil 03-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Sam Jacob Kurisinmoottil04-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Binu Mathai 05-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Jaison Daniel 05-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Varghese Jacob 05-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Mathew Samuel 05-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Mathew Thankachan 06-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Mathew V Thomas 06-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Anu Mathew 09-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Ninan Mathai 09-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Geevarghese K John 09-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Prasad George 10-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Rinu John 11-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Oommen George 11-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Elias K Issac 12-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Thomas Koshy 12-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Eldoe A Korathu 12-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Mathew Varghese 13-Jan 

Mr & Mrs George G Mampallil 14-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Thomas George 14-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Varghese K Issac 16-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Philip Varghese 18-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Abraham Thomas 19-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Babu Varghese 29-Jan 

Mr & Mrs James Jacob 31-Jan 

Mr & Mrs Jarin Thomas 31-Jan 

We wish you all a Happy Anniversary! 

2013 Parish Officials 

Secretary: Mr. Philip Varghese 

Treasurer: Mr. Elias Issac 

Office Manager: Mr. Anooj Thomas 

Managing Committee 

Mr. Jacob Zachariah 

Mr. John Panicker 

Mr. Jose K. John 

Mr. Mohan Samuel 

Mr. Nebu Daniel 

Mr. Rajan Padiyara 

Mr. Roy P. Chacko (Ex-officio) 

Mr. Sam Kurisinmoottil (Ex-officio) 

Mr. Sathees Easo 

Mr. Thomas George 

Mr. Varghese P Abraham 

Mrs. Raji John 

Congratulations and 

wishing a blessed year ahead. 

HAPPY NEW YEAR 


What Would Jesus Do? 

The famous phrase ‘What 

Would Jesus Do?’ (WWJD), even though 

was familiar, did not strike my thoughts 

till I started reading the book In His 

Steps by Charles Sheldon. The story 

starts with an experience that transformed 

Rev. Henry Maxwell, a pastor at 

the First Church in Raymond. After his 

transformation, he challenges himself 

and the congregation to evaluate every 

part of their lives with the question, 

‘What would Jesus do?’. Some parishioners 

accepted the challenge, and began 

to ask this simple, yet profound question, 

in every aspect, every decision, 

every habit and every practice of their 

lives. Moreover, they changed their actions, 

habits and notions accordingly to 

fit in the criteria. Many of those changes 

involved risk, but those who accepted 

the challenge were determined to continue 

it, despite the tough and tiring upstream 

swimming. 

Stepping out of our comfort 

zones is very tough. We knowingly or 

unknowingly try to incorporate our own 

vested interests in everything we do, 

even when we claim to serve God. In the 

life of Mother Teresa, a moment came 

when she had to leave to the streets 

from her convent to serve the poor. Her 

initial vow to serve Jesus could have 

been easily accomplished by staying at 

the convent, but she was able to recognize 

her true calling, and to step out of 

the boundaries to serve Jesus. She left 

her convenience and comfort to inconvenience 

and discomfort. This inconvenience 

and discomfort brought convenience 

and comfort to many poor in Calcutta. 

Moreover, the initial inconvenience 

and discomfort then became the 

convenience and comfort for her. Was 

the steps of Jesus during His ministry 

ever convenient and comfortable? 

Is it possible to ask this question 

before every small and big thing we do 

in life? First response to an aggressive 

driver on a highway is usually aggressiveness, 

either by sounding the horn or by 

aggressive driving. Will that be the response 

if Jesus was driving the car? How 

will our action contradict with Jesus’ 

action in a call for help or charity? What 

about Church and worship? Would Jesus 

spent time drinking and being merry? 

Would Jesus argue at parish general 

body’s or take churches to courts? 

Would Jesus go to the street to fight? 

Would Jesus watch TV shows that teach 

sin? Would Jesus live luxuriously? 

Asking this question, ‘What 

would Jesus do?’, is making me realize 

more about my incompatibility with 

Christ. Our calling is to walk and follow 

His steps. Would Jesus walk through the 

steps that I am making in my life? Is it 

His will or mine? “For to this you have 

been called, because Christ also suffered 

for you, leaving you an example, so that 

you might follow in his steps.” (1 Pet. 

2:21). 

(Jerin Juby) 

Vicar’s Message 

Continued from Page 2 

house of God must have the resources to feed the needy for which all must bring their Tithe to the house of God. Giving 

to the poor and needy is the individual responsibility within the resources given to each. But Tithe should not be 

mixed with helping the needy in their private circle. Tithe is God’s share and that must come to the house of God. It 

helped me make a new resolution in 2013 that my tithe will be brought to the house of God and the house of God 

should use it for its service of the needy. That does not mean that all tithe money is given as charity distribution by the 

house of God. Many areas of running the Church including various missions and services for the needy in our community 

can be met from there. Food, shelter, clothing, education, recreation, etc. needs will all be met by the house of 

God. The American Government allows tax exemption up to $5,000.00 for which no proof is necessary. And all of us 

use that concession. But how many truly gives that money to the house of God? Hardly anyone! This is why we cannot 

prosper. 

I have seen some of the Congregationalist Christian group members giving their tithe truthfully and diligently 

to the house of God. I have not seen anyone of those people going bankrupt or poverty-stricken. It is God’s promise to 

reward them in many kinds to those who obey Him. All that we need is the courage to obey the Lord. I remember 

those days of church building project I had given all my Tithe to the parish without any hesitation and I am still enjoying 

the blessings that came from God on that account. Many people are afraid that looking at the Tithe people 

know the income of a person or family. What a fear it is! Genuinely we are all living in our own closed circuit where 

we are the only managers of our wealth and resources. No one should know what we have, what we are and what we 

do! Time has come for us to be open and truthful to our call as followers of Christ. This will be a huge challenge in the 

year 2013 for us all. Once we begin the habit it will continue. 

How many can make a new decision in the New Year to stand firm in the Lord, unshaken and giving 

fully oneself to God? If the New Year can start with a new decision, we as a parish will see the difference. Can you take 

this challenge? 

Wish you all a Blessed New Year! 

Fr. M. K. Kuriakose 


News from Spiritual Organizations 

Martha Mariam Samajam (MMS) 

MMS meets alternate Sundays at the church auditorium after Holy Communion for prayer, Bible Study, learning songs 

and more. For more details of their activities please contact Secretary Mrs. Omana Varghese 

(omanavarghese52@gmail.com). 

Women’s Fellowship 

Women’s Fellowship meets on a regular basis for prayer and meditation. Contact Mrs. Bessie Mathew 

(bessie334@yahoo.com) for more details. 

MGOCSM 

MGOCSM for the past two months has been progressing. Our young men and women who are in high school 

and college have been engaged in Apostolic Bible Teaching, thought-provoking discussions and relevant group projects. 

The goal of this ministry is to expound on scriptural truths through the relevant real-life experiences of our 

American youth. The office bears of the MGOCSM have done an incredible job this year. Our parents much gratitude 

for their support and prayers. For more information, contact Secretary Mr. Alvin Panicker (rmsalvin@gmail.com) for 

more details. 

Discipleship Ministry 

Over the past month and a half a select group of young men have been fully engaged in learning the essential 

of becoming a disciple for Christ. We have so far examined Christ as God, as Savior, as King. These cardinal doctrines 

of the Church, as seen in the Scriptures and the writings of the Holy Fathers, must be learned if one is to be a disciple 

of Christ and the Orthodox Church. I am proud of the young men who have dedicated their time for this ministry. 

Young Adults and Couples Fellowship 

This fairly new ministry in our parish has been explained in detail in the previous edition of this newsletter, that is, it's 

formation and structure. More of our men must contribute their time for this ministry. Please contact Mrs. Sneha 

Reynold (snehareynold@gmail.com) for the weekly schedule. 

OCYM 

During the past month OCYM has been examining the Malankara Orthodox church and its apostolic roots. This has 

led this ministry to research the historical evidence of St Thomas' arrival and evangelical work in India and particularly 

on the Malabar Coast. Please contact Secretary Mr. Paul John (pjohn_19446@yahoo.com) for more information. 

Men’s Forum 

Men’s Forum fellowship is going very strongly in our Church. The format of this session includes prayer, songs, bible 

reading, teaching followed by discussions. For more information please contact Mr. N. V. Thomas. 

FOCUS 

FOCUS, Fellowship of Orthodox Christians in the United States is an organization intended for young adults, married 

and single, post-graduate students and professionals, from the ages of 23 and up. Contact Mr. Steve Kurian 

(stevekurian@yahoo.com) for more details. 


Sunday School News 

Submitted by Oommen Kappil, Principal (Tel.: 267.902.8500, email: kappil1@yahoo.com) 

Welcome New Year 2013 With Renewed Commitment To Make A Difference! 

As we welcome the New Year, let the warm spirit of Christmas help us look forward to better days in 2013 and beyond. 

Just like the wise men sought God, let us all seek God and help lead our children towards God. As members 

of our Church, each one of us has a calling from God. The adults, especially the parents and teachers can make a 

positive difference in the lives of the children around us. Let us renew this commitment with strong faith in God. 

May God grant us the knowledge and wisdom to guide the children in the right path. 

Upcoming Events 

Mid-Term Exam: Mid-term exam is scheduled for Sunday, February 3rd for all Grades. Students, teachers and parents 

may please make a note. As in the past, Centralized Exam is being conducted by the Diocese in June, for 

Grades 5, 8, 10 and 12. Sample questions from previous years are available at the Sunday School web site. Please 

visit the following URL: 

http://indianorthodoxsundayschool.org/user/downloadpdf.aspx 

How can we improve? 

We are always looking for new ideas to make Sunday school more meaningful and effective. Please contact the 

Principal (Oommen Kappil) or the Asst. Principals (Susan Mathew and Jacob Kuruvilla) with your valuable suggestions 

and comments. 

Secretary’s Message 

My dear fellow-parishioners and friends in Christ, 

First I want to thank Almighty God for our parish, our Church leaders, our beloved Achens, our youngsters, our 

kids and each and every one of my fellow-parishioners for putting the confidence in me and electing me to serve 

as the parish secretary for one more time. The support, guidance and encouragement of our Valliachen, and 

Kochachen, gave me the confidence to accept this important responsibility. Thank you for electing an efficient 

Treasurer and hard working group of Managing Committee members. I am looking forward to working with them 

to serve my parish and I expect your prayers. 2013 MC wishes you all a very prosperous happy and blessed New 

Year 2013! 

Philip Varghese 

Parish Secretary 2013 

HAPPY NEW YEAR

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