ST.ANTHONY’SPARISHCOMMUNITY 276DiamondBridgeAvenueHawthorne,NewJersey07506

Rev. Msgr. Raymond J. Kupke, Ph.D. ................................ Pastor Rev. Roberto Amador ............................................. Parochial Vicar Rev. Msgr. Elso C. Introini ................................. Pastor-Emeritus Mr. Anthony Bernardine ...........................................................Deacon Mr. Gerald Fadlalla ..................................................................... Deacon Mr. Richard Brudzynski ………………. Deacon (Retired) Sr. Emy De Filippi, F.M.A. .................................School Principal Sr. Betty Ann Martinez, F.M.A. ...................... Rel. Ed. Director

Sunday Liturgies Saturday ............................................................................... 5:30 p.m. Sunday ................. 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 a.m. & 12 noon, 6pm Weekdays Monday - Saturday ........................................................ 7:30 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday ................................................................ 4:30 - 5:15 p.m.

Ms. Karen Monda ............................... Confirmation Coordinator Ms. Mary Christine Woolley …….Confirmation Assistant Mr. Michael Riedel ..................................................... Music Director Mr. Jerry Pecoraro ........................................................Youth Minister Mrs. Diane Brown ..................................................... Parish Secretary Ms. Mary Ann Martone ………………….. Parish Secretary Mrs. Cathy Clyne ............................................. Finance Department Mr. William Chaky ……………..Maintenance Supervisor Mr. Eugene Morabito .................................................................. Trustee Mrs. Barbara Homler .................................................................. Trustee

Phone 973-427-1478

Fax 973-427-4826

Web www.stanthony-hawthorne.org

School 973-423-1818

Religious Education 973-427-7873

Divine Mercy Holy Hour for Vocations Every first Friday following the 7:30 a.m. Eucharist Anointing of the Sick Please call the rectory for a priest to anoint anyone who is seriously ill. Baptism are held on Sundays of each month at 1:30pm.

Masses

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Pray for the Sick of Our Parish The following names have been placed on our altar. Please remember in your prayers: Nick Ambrose, Marie B., Deacon Anthony Bernardine, Steven Nicholas Brudzynski, Charolette Colombo, Lillian Colon, Guy Del Corso, Lucy De Muro, Linda Devers, & Joseph Devers, Lou A. Dovidio, Stratton N. Drivanos, Christopher Eccles, William English, John Gallagher, Anthony Gennarelli, Charles & Iris Getzoff, Jean Gilsinan, Edwin Gonzalez, Mae Grant, Fred Guarino, Marie Haas, Julia Hill, Bishop Irwin of Boston, Marissa Jamer, Mary Izzo, Anne Nunzio Leo, Susan Lo Heack, Mylie Kolb, Anthony La Cateana, Marie Longo, Michael Lucas, Bobby Maggio Jr., Frankie Maggio, Anselmo Martinez, Frank Martone, Ray Mastrobuoni, Monica McDonale Payton Merlino, Julieann Morabito, Evelyn Neri, Ella Jane Pannacciulli, Rita Paretti, Grace Marie Piepoli, Diana Perrine, Dawn Perrine, Ralph Petrucci, Kiera Quinn, Louis Recchione, Thomas Reid, Baby Michael Reeves, Charlie Richardson, Jimmy Soder Jr., Eduardo Torres, Maria Torres, Ida Troll, Paul Villano, Donna Walesiewicz Marie Zigarelli,

UPDATING OUR SICK LIST - All names appearing on our parish list are for those needing prayers for healing. Please contact the rectory to add a name.

Next Weeks Masses Sunday, March 6, 2016 7:00 AM People of the Parish Teresa Corsini Raymond Carolan 8:30 AM Lena Russo Andrew Frappolli Francesco Sibilia Paula Bayley 10:00 AM Antonia DiScola Angelo DiScola, Clorinda DiScola Tino Graziano Chuck Troll Jr. (1st Anniversary) 12:00 PM Ozzy Lembo Jr. The Leone & Cipolletti Families Joshua Rivchin Tom Newman Jean Carino 6:00 PM Hilda Zdanewicz Tino Graziano Intention of John Muth

Stewardship of Our Treasure 02/21/16

Regular Sunday Envelopes $ 11,776.19 Electronic Giving 1,005.00 Total $ 12, 781.19 The Sanctuary Lamp honor ing the Euchar istic Presence of our Lord in the Tabernacle, is burning this week for Carmela M. Ammirato Bread & Wine– In Memory of Nick & Rita Bianco

Sunday, February 28, 2016 Third Sunday of Lent

MASS intentions Saturday, February 27, 2016 5:30 PM Manfred Grenzebach (15th Anniversary) Intentions of Mr. & Mrs. R. Mastrobuoni Alfred Fallon Joyce Varga Sunday, February 28, 2016 7:00 AM People of the Parish Filomena Scola Alfred Paquin (1st Anniversary) 8:30 AM Lena Russo Andrew Frappolli Joseph Pitea Wladyslawa Cwikla 10:00 AM Cornelius Donohue Phyllis & Charles Margiotta (1st Anniversary) Dominick Benvenuto Tino Graziano 12:00 PM Nick & Rita Bianco Gianni Iacovo & Gugliemo Forestioro Tom Newman Helen & Mario Massolo 6:00 PM Gilda Graziano James Osgood Gina Maganano Gozzo Intention of Marissa Jamer Monday, February 29, 2016 7:30 AM Raymond Healy Helen Morabito Letitia Pellosie 12:05 PM Tuesday, March 1, 2016 7:30 AM Frank DeSimone Antonia Fusaro John Regan 12:05 PM Alfred Crane (43rd Anniversary) Wednesday, March 2, 2016 7:30 AM Tony Ferrraro 12:05 PM Katherine Tomasi Thursday, March 3, 2016 7:30AM Tom & Tommy Heusser Regina Villsna Carmela M. Ammirato 12:05PM George Roignant (1st Anniversary) Friday, March 4, 2016 7:30 AM John Fenske Jr. Lorraine Mc Auliffe 12:05PM Francis Wrenn Catherine Gentner Saturday, March 5, 2016 7:30 AM Owen Lynch The Intention of Jordan T. Scrivens Mary Celeste Cerciello The Intentions of Maureen Azze 5:30 PM Helen Fenger Virginia Deering Hilda Zdanewicz

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BY THE WAY ...

• Recently we received a check in the amount of $32,170.81 from the Diocese, representing our 2015 rebate from the Diocesan Capital Campaigning Partners in Faith. Over the past three years we have received $146,249.12 as our parish rebate from the campaign. I am very grateful to all our parishioners who have so faithfully kept up with their pledges and donations to the campaign. They have allowed us to continue to address long-term repairs, especially to our beautiful church. I encourage those who have not kept up with their pledges to try to continue the process of fulfilling their pledge for the good of the wider diocesan Church, as well as our own parish.

• Reconciliation: Did you receive ashes on Ash Wednesday? Good for you, if you did! It takes a little bit of an effort. But Ash Wednesday is only "part one" of the process of Lent. Think about the words that were spoken as the ashes were imposed: "Repent and believe in the Good News. " Now we have to get busy with "part two" - the Sacrament of Penance.

Along with all the other churches of the Paterson Diocese, Saint Anthony's is once again participating in the Come Home to the Father program. Sacramental Confession will be available in Saint Anthony's Church (and every other church of the Paterson Diocese) every Monday night of Lent from 7:00 - 8:30 P.M. Make sure you make the effort to get to "part two."

• Theology Wednesdays: Catholicism is a very holistic approach to faith - one that tries to involve all our senses. This can occasionally lead to a sense of idolatry, or a sense that created things have replaced God as the center of our hearts. The first of our Theology Wednesdays will explore that balance, as we look into the Sacramentals - the things that help us to pray.

The Theology Wednesday sessions will run for one hour -7:30-8:30 P.M. - in the church, with an approximately 40 minute presentation, followed by time for questions. The upcoming topics are as follows:

March How are Seminarians Trained Today? Seminarian Andrew Dutko will talk about priestly vocations and seminary life. March Catholicism and the Fundamentalist Churches March Saints of Mercy - Holiness and the Jubilee Year of Mercy

• Bible Study - Sister Betty Ann Martinez, F.M.A. continues to host an eight- week Bible Study on Friday mornings, 10:00-11 :30 A.M. (More detailed information can be found elsewhere in this bulletin).

• Today, and for the next two Sundays, our two candidates for adult baptism at the Easter Vigil will participate in the Rite of Scrutinies in preparation for the Easter Sacraments. These will be celebrated as follows: February 28 - 8:30 AM Mass

March 6 -10:00 AM Mass

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I invite all our parish to join in prayer for our catechumens, Miranda Meador and Anna Michaca, and for the other adults also preparing for First Eucharist and Confirmation.

• The Shape of Lent II - Traditionally the ashes used on Ash Wednesday come from the burning of the palms from last year's Palm Sunday observance. The use of ashes as a sign of penance and mortality is very ancient and goes back to Old Testament times (Daniel 9:3; Jonah 3:6). In the United States it has been customary to receive them on the forehead in the sign of a cross. But in much of Europe (and for clergy in general) it is more common to have the ashes sprinkled on top of the head. Originally only those embracing a penance in preparation for sacramental absolution on Easter would receive ashes, but by the tenth century, the practice extended to everyone.

One of the traditional Lenten practices is fasting. Today, this is formally embraced by the entire Church by refraining from meat (abstinence) on Ash Wednesday and all the Fridays of Lent; and by fasting (only one full meal) on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. In earlier times up until the 1960s, the Lenten fasting rules were more complex, involving days of partial fast on all the weekdays of Lent which translated into meat only at one meal a day. Fasting and abstinence are a form of "mortification" - dying to oneself - that is embraced during the Lenten Season to bring us back to our real Christian identity.

There are two other aspects of Lenten fasting that are often overlooked. In earlier centuries, especially in northern Europe, the long winter months in which Lent begins would be also be the time when food was least abundant. New crops had not yet been planted, hunting in the deep snows was often impossible, and stores of food that had been laid up during harvest time in the Fall were beginning to run low. The embracing of fasting and abstinence by the entire community during Lent also could be an act of charity because it helped insure that food supplies would be able to last for the entire community until Spring. This is also emphasized by the custom in many Eastern European countries (Poland, Slovakia, Ukraine, Hungary, Croatia, etc.) of bringing the foods for Easter breakfast to be blessed on Holy Saturday. These foods, used for breakfast on Easter Sunday morning, would not only "break fast" that people had embraced during Lent, but they were also blessed so that people would not get ill from suddenly eating quantities of rich foods that they had not eaten in many weeks. (More next week).

• Last year I received a sharply-worded letter of complaint about a funeral. In particular, the anonymous correspondent felt that, given the stature of the deceased in the community, I had not done justice to their life. The writer felt that I should have done more research into the person's life so that I could have spoken more extensively on their accomplishments. The letter came to mind last Saturday when I watched the funeral of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington. Justice Scalia's son, Father Paul Scalia, began his homily, which even the New York Times deemed "eloquent," in this way:

We are gathered here because of one man. A man known personally to many of us, known only by reputation to even more. A man loved by many, scorned by others. A man known for great controversy, and for great compassion. That man, of course, is Jesus Christ!

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Now that is a funeral homily! Sometimes people will comment to the priest about the "eulogy" he gives at a funeral. However, the priest is actually forbidden by the instructions for Christian Burial to give a eulogy. He must preach a homily. Father Scalia has given all of us a great example about the difference between the two. At a Catholic funeral we gather not to praise the deceased, but rather to thank God for their life and to pray to God for their swift journey to heaven. To read the entire homily for Justice Scalia, go to the website of USA Today.

God bless you all,

Father Ray

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FAITH FORMATION

If you would like to memorialize a loved one, why not choose a paver in our St. Anthony’s Jubilee Garden. Pavers are still available, (4X8 -$100.00 or 12X12 pavers $500.00 ). For more information contact Mary Ann at the rectory office. (973-427-1478)

Honor Your Love One

St. Anthony’s Parish Choir: PARISH ADULT CHOIR REHEARSALS on Thursday at 7:30pm in Church. New members are still needed and much welcome. The Choir sings at the 10:00am Mass on Sundays. You DO NOT need to read music or have an operatic voice to be a member of the choir or to sing. The only requirements are the ability to attend rehearsals regularly and the ability to sing with the choir when they are scheduled. We are looking for So-pranos (high woman’s voice), Altos (low woman’s voice), Tenors (high men’s voice) and Bass’ (low men’s voice). The Choir is open to anyone of high school age and above. Michael Riedel, Music Director and Organist.

New Altar

Server Training Will begin this ministry is open to any parishioner, fourth grade and up. The training will contin-

ue on Tuesday, March 1st at 3:30PM. Anyone interested

contact the rectory.

THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT

First Reading: Exodus 3:1-8a, 13-15 Moses came upon a burning bush, when God called out to him. God told Moses that he had seen the suffering of his people in Egypt, and intended to lead them from their captors to a land of milk and honey. Moses asked what he should say if the Israelites should ask what God wished to be called. God replied, "I am who am."

Second Reading: I Corinthians 10:1-6, 10-12 Paul describes how the people were led into the desert by Moses, yet many of them were struck down by God. He warns that this should serve as an example not to give in to wicked desires or we may suffer the same downfall.

Gospel: Luke 13:1-9 Jesus says that an individual's misfortune does not mean that their sins were greater than someone else's. He warns that without repenting, all sinners will meet the same end. He tells of a barren fig tree whose owner planned to cut it down. But a servant offered to give it special care for one year, and destroy it should it remain barren. This symbolizes God's patience toward us.

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SOCIAL SERVICES

DID YOU KNOW?... The Hawthorne Senior Center (973 Goffle Rd.) pro-vides one hot meal Monday through Friday in a friendly environment for older adults who are condu-cive to socialization. There are theme parties, shop-ping, health-related lectures, and programs. There is a 24-hour reservation requirement and a suggested $1.25 donation for lunch. Call 973-423-1027 for more information.

ELECTRIC RANGE/STOVE NEEDED A parishioner is in need of an electric stove/range. If you have one you'd like to donate, please call the rec-tory (973 427 1478) and leave a message for Deacon Jerry.

SAVE YOUR COUPONS, PLEASE!! Our Social Services Ministry is collecting baby prod-ucts coupons (diapers, wipes, lotion, shampoo, pow-der, etc.) that will be given to clients of the Lighthouse Pregnancy Resource Center here in town. We ask that you please drop your coupons into the basket that's in the front (main) vestibule of the church. Please clip the coupons and place them in a sealed envelope. And please check dates; we can't use any expired coupons. We thank you in advance for your participation in this effort. And by the way, we also welcome the donation of diapers, wipes, baby food, formula, shampoo, and the like; these items will also be given to Lighthouse. You may drop these off at the rectory during business hours.

NEED TRANSPORTATION? Seniors and individuals with disabilities needing trans-portation for medical appointments, shopping, etc., can check out the following: Project LINC (sponsored by Catholic Family & Community Services), Wayne-based, 973 831 6588 Access Link (NJ Transit) 1-800-955-2321. Call between the hours of 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Mon. thru Fri. (choose the "not certified Access Link rider" op-tion to speak with an assistant & apply for eligibility) ITN North Jersey 201 398 6885. This agency also welcomes volunteer drivers; call or visit www.itnnorthjersey.org for more information on how you can make a difference in someone's life.

. SOCIAL SERVICES MINISTRY MEETING

The next meeting will be on Tuesday evening, March 1, at 7:30 in the school chaplaincy center. Easter food distribution plans will be finalized. As always, anyone interested in the work of our outreach ministry is welcome to attend.

CRS RICE BOWL The next stop on our CRS Rice Bowl journey is the African nation of Rwanda, where we’re reminded to care for the unborn. This week we pray for pregnant mothers, that they may have the medical and nutri-tional support they need to raise healthy, thriving chil-dren. Visit crsricebowl.org for more. Rice bowls with Lenten calendars are available at all the doors of the church, and we invite you to take one and participate in the program.

EASTER FOOD DISTRIBUTION The Social Services Ministry is preparing for the distri-bution of hams and turkeys to needy individuals and families next month. If you'd like to donate a ham or turkey, please call the rectory (973 427 1478) and leave a message for Deacon Jerry. We also welcome the donation of ShopRite gift cards. Cards can be obtained in the front vestibule of church after weekend liturgies or from the store itself. You can drop cards off at the rectory in a sealed envelope marked "Social Services Easter" or in the weekend collection. If you'd like to write a check, please make it payable to St. Anthony Church, with "SS Easter" on the memo line. Many thanks for your thoughtfulness and gener-osity.

FAITH & GRIEF LUNCHEON Open to all faiths, Faith & Grief Luncheons are oppor-tunities for those mourning the loss of a loved one to gather together and be strengthened through sharing, scripture, prayer, and reflection. These gatherings are offered the third Wednesday of the month from 12noon - 1pm at the Christian Health Care Center Auditorium, 700 Mountain Ave., Wyckoff, and include a complimentary lunch. Register at www.faithandgrief.org. Contact CHCC Pastoral Care Dept. at 201-848-4264 for more info. The Hawthorne Senior Center (973 Goffle Rd.) pro-vides one hot meal Monday through Friday in a friend-ly environment for older adults who are conducive to socialization. There are theme parties, shopping, health-related lectures, and programs. There is a 24-hour reservation requirement and a suggested $1.25 donation for lunch. Call 973-423-1027 for more infor-mation.

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Religious Education

Ministries & Organizations

Prayer Group will meet this Monday at 7 PM in the chaplaincy center. Thank You!

We're looking for a few good Catholic men. We meet every 1st and 3rd Wednesday at 7:30PM at the St. An-thony’s School Library. If you are interested in joining the Knight's please contact Kevin Duffy at 201-956-3272. The Knights of Columbus, and the Holy Name Society are two long-time organizations for men in our parish. Both groups are in need of rejuvenation. Both groups have long played an active role in many aspects of the life of our parish, often providing muscle and money for many different projects of outreach efforts. But in order to continue to participate at that level, they need the energy and the talents of a new generation of Catholic men. The history of the Knights of Columbus, has been a long and glorious chapter in the life of the American Church and the Universal Church.

Confirmation PROGRAM

Golden Horizon

Prayer Praise & Healing

The Holy Name Society

Knights of Columbus

Rosary society

St. Anthony catholic Men's Group

Next Meeting March 8th, we will be showing latest DVD From Rev. John Catoir. Any questions call Cathy Miller-973-238-9304. Meanwhile, keep warm and save your pennies...

The next Holy Name Society meeting is March 13th is the communion Breakfast . See details in the Bulletin..

Any questions For Religious Education call 973 427-1478. Diane Registration is Closed.

Any questions For Religious Educa-tion call 973 427-1478. Diane . Registration is Closed.

The next meeting of St. Anthony's Golden Horizon Club will be held on Friday March 4th at 1:15pm in the school cafeteria. We are taking reservations for our trip to Camp Hope on Thursday, March 10th. Price $15.00. For information on trips and activities, call Mary 201-445-2633. For information on membership and meetings, call Margaret 973-427-9120. Guests are welcome at meetings and on trips.

The Saint Anthony's Catholic Men's Group will next gather on Tuesday, March 1 at 7:30. We’ll be meeting at the Dunkin Donuts in Wyckoff, 386 Franklin Ave, between Madison and Everett Aves.

All interested guys are welcome and encouraged to attend. Ours is a friendly and spontaneous atmosphere of camarade-rie and sharing in the faith. Bring a friend and make some new ones!

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Holy Name Society Communion Breakfast

March 13, 2016 At 10AM

at Puzo’s Restaurant Guest Speaker –

Monsignor Raymond J. Kupke Tickets are $15.00 Call- Peter Ramos

973-949-5022 You can also get the tickets from any members of the Holy Name Society or at the

Rectory.

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It’s time for the Annual Knight’s of Columbus Fish Fry!!! The Msgr. Joseph R. Brestel, Council #5920, Knight’s of Columbus will hold their Annual Fish Fry on Wednesday, March 23, 2016 at the St. Anthony School cafeteria. Tickets are $15.00 pre-paid. Take-out starts at 5:30 PM with the sit-down dinner starting at 6:00 PM in the school cafeteria. Fish and chips dinner is being provid-ed by Thistle’s. Soda and dessert are included. Chicken is available. Tickets are available from any K of C member, at the Parish Rectory or at The Hawthorne Press. For more infor-mation, please contact: Mike Zakur, 973.427.2599; Steve Fitzsimmons, 973.423.3613; or Peter Ramos, 973.949.5022.

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Feast corner! Watch Bulletin for upcoming

Dates for our Feast ! Save the Dates for Feast Prep– Cooking -March 28th, 29th ,

& 30th (9am-3pm.) We need you!

Feast Dates June 8, 9, 10, & 11

Remember New Week Spring Ahead!

March 6th

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Adult Catechumenate 973-427-7873 Advisory Committee Mike Firrincili 973-427-0800 A.A. Meets Mondays - 7:00 PM in School Altar Servers Fr. Roberto Amador 973-427-1478 Art & Environment Com. Frank Abate 973-423-2440 Preparation for the Sacrament of Baptism Deacon Anthony Bernardine Mary Ann Martone 973-427-1478 Children’s Liturgy Dana Hampson 973-427-2439 Catholic Men’s Group Jim Jekonski 973-219-8564 Communion Ministers Jamie Blanchard 973-454-3123 Golden Horizon Club Margaret Elwood 973-427-9120 Holy Name Society Peter Ramos Hospitality Committee Knights of Columbus Stephen Fitzsimmons 973-423-3613 Lectors Tom Hoffman 201-493-7971 Liturgy Committee Karen Monda 973-427-4197 Music Ministry Michael Riedel 973-696-7225 Prayer & Healing Carolyn Gerrish 973-304-1498 Pre-Cana Tina & Bill Martin 201-314-2698 Deacon Tony 973-427-1478 Rosary Society Cathy Miller 973-238-9304 Scouting Stephen Fitzsimmons 973-423-3613 Social Services Deacon Gerald Fadlalla 973-427-1478 Special Friends of St. Anthony Betty Baliman 973-427-7588 St. Anthony’s Feast Frank Rambala 973-238-0579 Joseph Silvestri 973-423-9515 Joseph Wojtecki 973-427-1121 Joan Elia 973-238-0780 Frank DeLuccia 201-317-2173 St. Vincent De Paul Society Ken Silvestri 973-427-6299 Ushers Michael Zakur 973-427-2599 Women’s Cornerstone Madeleine Carlson 201-575-5052 Kellyanne Morrissey Youth Ministry Jerry Pecoraro 201-452-6698

Mark Your Calendar St. Anthony’s Youth Group Our parish youth group is always looking for new members. Our next meeting is next Sunday, March 6 at 7:00pm in the Don Bosco Youth Center. We hope to see you there! Upcoming Meetings & Events March 6 - regular meeting - 7:00pm (St. Anthony’s Youth Center) March 13 - regular meeting - 7:00pm (St. Anthony’s Youth Center) April 3 - regular meeting - 7:00pm (St. Anthony’s Youth Center) April 17 - regular meeting - 7:00pm (St. Anthony’s Youth Center) About us! St. Anthony’s Youth Group is a place for all high school-aged teenagers to get together in a relaxed, social atmos-phere to have fun and explore their faith in a positive envi-ronment. We meet bi-weekly on Sunday nights from 7:00-9:00pm in the Don Bosco Youth Center located on the ground level of St. Anthony’s School. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our youth minister, Jerry Pecoraro, at tascy-outhgroup@gmail.com.

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