{"version":3,"sources":["images/From Someone Who Loves You.jpg","images/It Makes Sense.jpg","images/youtube_icon.png","images/Passing the Faith.jpg","docs/Video-Script.docx","docs/Video-Script.pdf","docs/Video-Homily-Notes.docx","docs/Video-Homily-Notes.pdf","images/rose.svg","images/RosieBaptism.jpg","images/YouTube_400.jpg","images/Salvation-Church-in-Crisis.jpg","docs/Salvation - Church in Crisis.docx","docs/Salvation - Church in Crisis.pdf","images/white.jpg","docs/Bishop Letter.docx","docs/Bishop Letter.pdf","docs/Mailing-Clergy-FIRST-LETTER.docx","docs/Mailing-Clergy-FIRST-LETTER.pdf","docs/Mailing-Clergy-SALVATION.docx","docs/Mailing-Clergy-SALVATION.pdf","docs/Mailing-Clergy-CAMPAIGN.docx","docs/Mailing-Clergy-CAMPAIGN.pdf","images/AddressSide2.jpg","images/MessageSide2.jpg","images/Army Address Clergy.jpg","images/Army Message Clergy.jpg","images/golf-crisis-web.jpg","images/army.jpg","docs/Army in the Pews.docx","docs/Army in the Pews.pdf","images/Conversation.jpg","docs/Sharing with Loved Ones the Reasons for Our Hope.docx","docs/Sharing with Loved Ones the Reasons for Our Hope.pdf","images/Bible Verse.jpg","docs/An Intuitive Case for Jesus Dire Words.docx","docs/An Intuitive Case for Jesus Dire Words.pdf","images/For-Those-You-Love-Web-2.jpg","images/storm-boat-web.jpg","images/Help-Loved-Ones-Believe-White1b.jpg","images/golf-youtube.jpg","Share.js","Main.js","ShareSalvation.js","Salvation.js","ShareClergy.js","Clergy.js","ShareCrisis.js","Crisis.js","ShareGeneric.js","Army.js","Sharing.js","Dire.js","ShareForThose.js","For-Those-You-Love.js","ShareHelpBelieve.js","HelpThemBelieve.js","ShareBelieve.js","OurLadyOfPerpetualHelp.js","App.js","serviceWorker.js","index.js"],"names":["module","exports","Share","className","FacebookShareButton","url","FacebookIcon","size","borderRadius","TwitterShareButton","title","TwitterIcon","EmailShareButton","subject","body","EmailIcon","style","fontStyle","Main","useEffect","ReactGA","initialize","gaTrack","category","action","event","Image","src","rosie","Card","bg","Body","Text","fontWeight","id","href","target","rel","onClick","textDecoration","backgroundColor","passingTheFaith","itMakesSense","fromSomeone","border","marginTop","youTube","fontSize","marginBottom","ShareSalvation","Salvation","Helmet","salvation","youtube","width","marginRight","word","pdf","Clergy","clergy","bishopdoc","bishoppdf","worddoc1","pdfdoc1","worddoc2","pdfdoc2","worddoc3","pdfdoc3","addressSide","messageSide","addressArmy","messageArmy","wordVideoNotes","pdfVideoNotes","wordVideoScript","pdfVideoScript","ShareCrisis","Crisis","crisis","ShareGeneric","props","caption","Army","Sharing","Dire","ShareForThose","ForThoseYouLove","forThoseYouLove","ShareHelpBelieve","HelpThemBelieve","help","paddingBottom","color","ShareBelieve","OurLadyOfPerpetualHelp","App","send","hitType","page","window","location","pathname","Navbar","collapseOnSelect","fixed","expand","variant","Container","Toggle","aria-controls","Collapse","Nav","Link","exact","path","rose","Boolean","hostname","match","ReactDOM","render","StrictMode","document","getElementById","navigator","serviceWorker","ready","then","registration","unregister","catch","error","console","message"],"mappings":"yFAAAA,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,wD,oCCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,4C,cCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,8pU,uCCAjBD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,+C,sBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,2C,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,0C,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,iD,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,gD,kBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,kC,oBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,0C,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,yC,kBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,wD,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,2D,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,0D,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,mC,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,4C,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,2C,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,0D,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,yD,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,uD,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,sD,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,sD,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,qD,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,0C,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,0C,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,iD,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,iD,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,6C,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,kC,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,+C,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,8C,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,0C,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,+E,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,8E,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,yC,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,qE,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,oE,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,sD,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,4C,gBCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,6D,8DCA3CD,EAAOC,QAAU,IAA0B,0C,wTC2B5BC,MAvBf,WAEE,OACE,yBAAKC,UAAU,mBACf,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAmB,CAACD,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,qCAC/C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAY,CAACC,KAAM,OAAQC,aAAc,SAE5C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAkB,CAACN,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,oCAAoCK,MAAM,0BACxF,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAW,CAACJ,KAAM,OAAQC,aAAc,SAE3C,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAgB,CAAET,UAAU,cAC3BE,IAAI,oCACJQ,QAAQ,yBACRC,KAAK,uBAEL,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAS,CAACR,KAAM,OAAQC,aAAc,SAEzC,0BAAML,UAAU,aAAY,8BAAa,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAACC,UAAW,WAAW,0C,iBCwrBlEC,MAjsBf,WAEEC,qBAAU,WAENC,IAAQC,WAAW,kBAEpB,IAEH,IAAMC,EAAU,SAACC,EAAUC,GAEvBJ,IAAQK,MAAM,CAAEF,WAAUC,YAI9B,OACE,oCACE,kBAACE,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKC,IAAOzB,UAAU,oBAAoBO,MAAM,oBACvD,gCACE,wBAAIP,UAAU,yBAAyB,6BAGvC,wBAAIA,UAAU,0BAA0B,0BAGxC,yBAAKA,UAAU,wBAAwB,oCAIzC,0BAAMA,UAAU,aAEd,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBACb,kBAAC0B,EAAA,EAAI,CAACC,GAAG,SACP,kBAACD,EAAA,EAAKE,KAAI,KACR,kBAACF,EAAA,EAAKG,KAAI,KACR,0BAAMhB,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,wBAA4B,gEAExD,0BAAMjB,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,qCAAyC,4DAOhG,yBAAKd,UAAU,iBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,gCAA+B,qBAC9C,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBAAgB,aAG/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,iWAMlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,6LAMlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,oXAQlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBAAgB,iCAC/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,wQAOlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,iCACF,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,YAAe,8BAClE,0BAAMD,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,2BAA8B,4OAMvF,yBAAKd,UAAU,oBAAmB,mTAOlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,4JAMpC,yBAAKA,UAAU,4BACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,qCAAqC,eAGpD,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,cACnB,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,iBAAiB,8BAGtC,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,oBAAoB,8IAIzC,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,gDACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,oBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,qBASX,yBAAKrC,UAAU,6BACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,uCAAuCa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,qCAItF,yBAAKd,UAAU,oBACb,kBAAC0B,EAAA,EAAI,CAACC,GAAG,SACP,kBAACD,EAAA,EAAKE,KAAI,KACR,kBAACF,EAAA,EAAKG,KAAI,KACR,uBAAG7B,UAAU,eAAc,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,UAAc,gJAG5E,0BAAMjB,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,WAEvC,2BAAG,0BAAMjB,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,2BACxC,2BAAG,qEAAkE,6BAAM,uDAE3E,2BAAG,iBACD,uBAAGE,KAAK,qCACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBrB,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SAC1B,uBAIH,6BAAK,kCACH,0BAAMvB,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,uBAA0B,WAChE,0BAAMD,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,0CAA8C,IACpF,0BAAMD,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,4BAAgC,IACtE,0BAAMD,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,uBAA2B,IACjE,0BAAMD,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,yDAOhD,yBAAKiB,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,cACnB,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,iBAAiB,oCAGtC,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,oBAAoB,yIAIzC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,iEACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,8BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SAEzB,kBAACb,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKc,IACVtC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,wCAKZ,yBAAKP,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+CACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,4BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SAEzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MACE,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YACnB,0BASd,yBAAKrC,UAAU,6BACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,oCAAoCa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,6BAGnF,yBAAKiB,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,cACnB,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,iBAAiB,wCAGtC,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,kBAAkB,wCAGvC,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,oBAAoB,iNAKzC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,iEACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,2BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,kBAACb,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKe,IACVvC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,gCAIZ,yBAAKP,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wCACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,0BASX,yBAAKrC,UAAU,6BACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,iCAAgC,aAE/C,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBAAgB,WAE/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,+IAMlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBAEpC,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKgB,IACVxC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,6BACNM,MAAO,CAAE4B,OAAQ,wBAGrB,yBAAKzC,UAAU,aAAY,iBAG7B,yBAAKA,UAAU,mBAAmBa,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,SAAU,sMAMhE,yBAAK1C,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,sBAEpC,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKmB,IACV3C,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,2CAGV,yBAAKP,UAAU,aAAY,iBAG7B,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBAAgB,qBAC/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,cAGb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kBACrC,qBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,cACrC,yBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,oBACrC,kBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,eACrC,6BAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,kBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,YACpCN,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,OAAQhB,UAAW,WACzC,UAGD,0BAAMd,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,iBACrC,cAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,YACpCN,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,OAAQhB,UAAW,WACzC,UAGD,0BAAMd,UAAU,cAAa,kBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,wBACrC,uBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,qBACrC,8BAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,YACrC,yBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,cACrC,yBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kBACrC,4BAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,kBAKjC,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBAAgB,sBAC/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,cAGb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,iBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,OAAQhB,UAAW,WACzC,8BAGD,0BAAMd,UAAU,cAAa,kBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,8CACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,aACrC,mBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,sBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,OAAQhB,UAAW,WACzC,+BAGD,0BAAMd,UAAU,cAAa,kBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kBACrC,oBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,kBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,uBACrC,2CAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,kBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,qBACrC,oDAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAK/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,4BACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,kCAAkC,+BAGjD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,geAWlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,kDACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,+BACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,sBAQT,yBAAKrC,UAAU,6BAEb,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBAAiB,kBAGhC,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,oBAIlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,mBAAmBa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,SAAU,oBAGpF,yBAAK5C,UAAU,oBAAmB,yFAE5B,uBACFgC,KAAK,6CACLC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,cACrC,6BAC2B,2BAAG,SAC3B,KAGN,yBAAKnB,UAAU,mBAAmBa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,SAAU,2CAGpF,yBAAK5C,UAAU,oBAAmB,iNAIb,uBACjBgC,KAAK,6CACLC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,cACrC,6BAC2B,2BAAG,SAC3B,KAGN,yBAAKnB,UAAU,mBAAmBa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,SAAU,oDAGpF,yBAAK5C,UAAU,oBAAmB,6HAE5B,uBACFgC,KAAK,8CACLC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,eACrC,6BAC2B,2BAAG,UAC3B,MAMR,yBAAKnB,UAAU,6BACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,iCAAiC,oCAIhD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,+NAIlB,0BAAMA,UAAU,oBAAmB,qBAAwB,kGAK3E,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,8HAI9B,0BAAMA,UAAU,oBAAmB,UAAa,YAC9C,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+CACVC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,4BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAa,qCAEd,sDACQ,0BAAMD,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,OAAU,oMAO/E,yBAAKd,UAAU,oBAAmB,qBACd,0BAAMA,UAAU,oBAAmB,WAAe,oKAIpE,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wCACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAa,6BACH,iMAOlC,yBAAKd,UAAU,oBAAmB,uIAGhC,uBAAGgC,KAAK,gDACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,qBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAa,OAC7B,2BAAG,YAAe,KAG1B,yBAAKd,UAAU,oBAAmB,yNAOlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,oKAMlC,yBAAK+B,GAAG,QAAQ/B,UAAU,oBAAmB,8GAGD,uBACxCgC,KAAK,+CACLC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAa,6BACP,2BAAG,WAC3B,MAMR,yBAAKd,UAAU,2BAA2Ba,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SAC/D,yBAAK7C,UAAU,4BAA4B,SAG3C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,0TAMlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,kBACjB,2BAAG,SAAS,kMAE2B,uBACpDgC,KAAK,8CACLC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,WACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAa,sCAE/B,KAGN,yBAAKd,UAAU,oBAAmB,kBACjB,2BAAG,WAAW,4DAAyD,uBACpFgC,KAAK,8CACLC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,WACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAa,0BAE/B,MAIR,kBAAC,EAAK,MAEN,yBAAKd,UAAU,iBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,8BAA6B,uBAC5C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,wBAEhC,wBAAIA,UAAU,cAAc,IAAC,uBAAGgC,KAAK,sCAAqC,8BAC1E,wBAAIhC,UAAU,cAAc,0CAC5B,6BAAM,aACN,yBAAKA,UAAU,aAAY,sBAG3B,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,kEAGzB,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,8B,wBCvqBtB8C,MAvBf,WAEE,OACE,yBAAK9C,UAAU,mBACf,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAmB,CAACD,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,+CAC/C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAY,CAACC,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE9C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAkB,CAACN,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,8CAA8CK,MAAM,+BAClG,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAW,CAACJ,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE7C,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAgB,CAAET,UAAU,cAC3BE,IAAI,8CACJQ,QAAQ,8BACRC,KAAK,uBAEL,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAS,CAACR,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE3C,0BAAML,UAAU,aAAY,8BAAa,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAACC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,WAAW,6C,mDCgNtFG,MAzNf,WAEE/B,qBAAU,WAENC,IAAQC,WAAW,kBAEpB,IAEH,IAAMC,EAAU,SAACC,EAAUC,GAErBJ,IAAQK,MAAM,CAAEF,WAAUC,YAGhC,OACE,oCACE,kBAAC2B,EAAA,EAAM,KASL,+BAAO,8CAET,kBAACzB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKyB,IAAWjD,UAAU,oBAAoBO,MAAM,gCAC3D,gCACE,yBAAKP,UAAU,qCAAqC,+BAGpD,yBAAKA,UAAU,kCAAkC,kBAInD,yBAAKA,UAAU,eACb,yBAAKa,MAAO,CAAE+B,SAAU,SAAUF,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACjE,uBAAGb,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,6BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAEtB,kBAACS,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAK0B,IACRlD,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,sCACN4C,MAAM,OACNtC,MAAO,CAACuC,YAAa,YACrB,aAKR,yBAAKpD,UAAU,eACb,yBAAKa,MAAO,CAAE+B,SAAU,SAAUF,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACjE,0BAAM7C,UAAU,oBAAoBa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,cACnE,0BAAM9B,UAAU,qBACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMqB,IAAMlB,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,oBAClD,gBACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,qBACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMsB,IACPrB,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,mBACrC,QACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,qBACd,uBAAGgC,KAAK,mGACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBACrC,oBAIP,yBAAKnB,UAAU,6BAEb,yBAAKA,UAAU,wBAEb,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,gBACnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,0VAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,kTAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,6EACkD,uBAAGgC,KAAK,0DAA0DC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,eAAe,oxBAG1M,uBAAGlC,UAAU,gBAAe,09BAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,yBACnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,2iCAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,2IAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,yKAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,+BACnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,qWAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,wcAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,uzBAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,0iBAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,wgBAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,kCACnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,ykBAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,4uBAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,wkBAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,ilBAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,2OAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,uBACnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,mRAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,4TAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,4gBAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,inBAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,+gBAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,2sCAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,YAChB,uBAAGgC,KAAK,qEAAqEC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,qBAAqB,8kBAGzJ,uBAAGlC,UAAU,gBAAe,wHAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,kBACnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,4XAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,8UAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,wBACnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,o6BAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,mpBAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,+aAG5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,yuBAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,cACnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,gkBAI5B,kBAAC,EAAK,OAIR,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,8BAA6B,uBAC5C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,wBAEhC,wBAAIA,UAAU,cAAc,IAAC,uBAAGgC,KAAK,sCAAqC,8BAC1E,wBAAIhC,UAAU,cAAc,0CAC5B,6BAAM,aACN,yBAAKA,UAAU,aAAY,sBAG3B,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,kEAGzB,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,8B,iBC/LtB8C,MAvBf,WAEE,OACE,yBAAK9C,UAAU,mBACf,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAmB,CAACD,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,4CAC/C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAY,CAACC,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE9C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAkB,CAACN,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,2CAA2CK,MAAM,sCAC/F,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAW,CAACJ,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE7C,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAgB,CAAET,UAAU,cAC3BE,IAAI,2CACJQ,QAAQ,qCACRC,KAAK,2CAEL,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAS,CAACR,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE3C,0BAAML,UAAU,aAAY,8BAAa,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAACC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,WAAW,0C,0TCwbtFW,OAnbf,WAEEvC,qBAAU,WAENC,IAAQC,WAAW,kBAEpB,IAEH,IAAMC,EAAU,SAACC,EAAUC,GAErBJ,IAAQK,MAAM,CAAEF,WAAUC,YAIhC,OACE,oCACE,kBAAC2B,EAAA,EAAM,KACL,+BAAO,4CAET,kBAACzB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKgC,IAAQxD,UAAU,oBAAoBO,MAAM,eACxD,gCACE,yBAAKP,UAAU,2BAA2B,WAK5C,yBAAKA,UAAU,aAEb,yBAAKA,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,wCAAuC,eACtD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,mHAMlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBAAgB,mBAC/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,0BAAMA,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMyB,IAAWtB,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kBACvD,aACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAM0B,IACPzB,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,iBACrC,QACH,8BAAM,uBAAGa,KAAK,mGACZC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,uBACrC,gBAGH,yBAAKnB,UAAU,iBAAgB,mBAC/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBACb,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,IAAC,6BAAK,OAAe,uBAE5D,yBAAK9B,UAAU,cACb,0BAAMA,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAM2B,KAAUxB,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,2BACtD,aACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAM4B,KACP3B,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,0BACrC,QACH,8BAAM,uBAAGa,KAAK,mGACZC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,gCACrC,gBAGH,yBAAKnB,UAAU,oBACb,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,IAAC,6BAAK,OAAe,yBAE5D,yBAAK9B,UAAU,cACb,0BAAMA,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAM6B,KAAU1B,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,2BACtD,aACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAM8B,KACP7B,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,0BACrC,QACH,8BAAM,uBAAGa,KAAK,mGACZC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,gCACrC,gBAGH,yBAAKnB,UAAU,oBACb,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,IAAC,6BAAK,OAAe,0BAE5D,yBAAK9B,UAAU,cACb,0BAAMA,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAM+B,KAAU5B,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,2BACtD,aACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMgC,KACP/B,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,0BACrC,QACH,8BAAM,uBAAGa,KAAK,mGACZC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,gCACrC,gBAGH,yBAAKnB,UAAU,iBAAgB,yCAC/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,yCAGlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,YACb,6BACE,kBAACuB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKyC,KACVjE,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,eACNM,MAAO,CAAE4B,OAAQ,wBAGrB,6BACE,kBAAClB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAK0C,KACVlE,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,eACNM,MAAO,CAAE4B,OAAQ,yBAIvB,yBAAKzC,UAAU,YACb,6BACE,kBAACuB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAK2C,KACVnE,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,eACNM,MAAO,CAAE4B,OAAQ,wBAGrB,6BACE,kBAAClB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAK4C,KACVpE,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,eACNM,MAAO,CAAE4B,OAAQ,0BASzB,yBAAKzC,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,gCAA+B,qBAC9C,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBAAgB,SACtB,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAACiB,WAAY,SAAS,6BAAgC,UAE5E,yBAAK9B,UAAU,oBAAmB,sSAIoC,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAACC,UAAW,WAAW,gGAI1G,yBAAKd,UAAU,iBAAgB,qBAC/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,cAGb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBACrC,qBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,qBACrC,yBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,2BACrC,kBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,sBACrC,6BAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,kBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,mBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,OAAQhB,UAAW,WACzC,UAGD,0BAAMd,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,wBACrC,cAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,mBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,OAAQhB,UAAW,WACzC,UAGD,0BAAMd,UAAU,cAAa,kBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,+BACrC,uBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,4BACrC,8BAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,mBACrC,yBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,qBACrC,yBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBACrC,4BAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAI/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBAAgB,mCAC/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBACb,2BAAG,+QAIL,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,0BAAMA,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMqC,KAAgBlC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,4BAC5D,aACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMsC,KACPrC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,2BACrC,QACH,8BAAM,uBAAGa,KAAK,mGACZC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,iCACrC,gBAGH,yBAAKnB,UAAU,iBAAgB,gBAC/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,yIAG3B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wCACbC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,4CACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAUgB,WAAY,QAAS,aAEjD,MAEJ,yBAAK9B,UAAU,cACb,0BAAMA,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMuC,KAAiBpC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,6BAC7D,aACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMwC,KACPvC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,4BACrC,QACH,8BAAM,uBAAGa,KAAK,mGACZC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kCACrC,iBAML,yBAAKnB,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACvE,yBAAK7C,UAAU,qCAAqC,8BAGpD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,6JAKlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,wBAEpC,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKgB,IACVxC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,6BACNM,MAAO,CAAE4B,OAAQ,wBAGrB,yBAAKzC,UAAU,aAAY,kBAK/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACvE,yBAAK7C,UAAU,kCAAkC,+BAGjD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,ieAWlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,kDACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,+BACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,sBAQT,yBAAKrC,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,wCAAwC,0BAGvD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,kHAIlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wCACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,sBAQT,kBAAC,EAAK,MAGN,yBAAKrC,UAAU,iBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,8BAA6B,uBAC5C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,wBAEhC,wBAAIA,UAAU,cAAc,IAAC,uBAAGgC,KAAK,sCAAqC,8BAC1E,wBAAIhC,UAAU,cAAc,0CAC5B,6BAAM,aACN,yBAAKA,UAAU,aAAY,sBAG3B,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,kEAGzB,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,8B,oBCvatByE,OAvBf,WAEE,OACE,yBAAKzE,UAAU,mBACf,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAmB,CAACD,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,4CAC/C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAY,CAACC,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE9C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAkB,CAACN,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,2CAA2CK,MAAM,yBAC/F,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAW,CAACJ,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE7C,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAgB,CAAET,UAAU,cAC3BE,IAAI,2CACJQ,QAAQ,wBACRC,KAAK,uBAEL,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAS,CAACR,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE3C,0BAAML,UAAU,aAAY,8BAAa,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAACC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,WAAW,0C,MCiMtF8B,OA1Mf,WAEE1D,qBAAU,WAENC,IAAQC,WAAW,kBAEpB,IAEH,IAAMC,EAAU,SAACC,EAAUC,GAErBJ,IAAQK,MAAM,CAAEF,WAAUC,YAIhC,OACE,oCACE,kBAAC2B,EAAA,EAAM,KACL,+BAAO,oCAET,kBAACzB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKmD,KAAQ3E,UAAU,oBAAoBO,MAAM,sBAExD,yBAAKP,UAAU,aAGb,yBAAKA,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACvE,yBAAK7C,UAAU,kCAAkC,yBAGjD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBACb,6BAAK,qLAML,yBAAKa,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SAC7C,uBAAGb,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,iBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAEpB,kBAACS,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAK0B,IACVlD,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,+BACN4C,MAAM,OACNtC,MAAO,CAAEuC,YAAa,YACtB,WAGJ,yBAAKpD,UAAU,aAAY,cAKjC,yBAAKA,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAC6B,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACtE,yBAAK7C,UAAU,wCAAwC,+BAGvD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,ieAWlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBACX,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,kDACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,qCACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,sBAQX,yBAAKrC,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,iCAAgC,sBAC/C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,+IAMlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACJC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,wBAEtC,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKgB,IACNxC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,6BACNM,MAAO,CAAC4B,OAAQ,wBAGxB,yBAAKzC,UAAU,aAAY,kBAI/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAC6B,UAAW,SAChD,yBAAK1C,UAAU,+BAA+Ba,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,6BAG9E,yBAAKiB,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,cACnB,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,iBAAiB,wCAGtC,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,kBAAkB,wCAGvC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,iEACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,oCACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,kBAACb,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKe,IACVvC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,gCAIZ,yBAAKP,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wCACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kCACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,0BASX,yBAAKrC,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,qCAAqC,0BAGpD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,kHAIlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wCACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,sBAST,kBAAC,GAAK,MAGN,yBAAKrC,UAAU,iBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,8BAA6B,uBAC5C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,wBAEhC,wBAAIA,UAAU,cAAc,IAAC,uBAAGgC,KAAK,sCAAqC,8BAC1E,wBAAIhC,UAAU,cAAc,0CAC5B,6BAAM,aACN,yBAAKA,UAAU,aAAY,sBAG3B,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,kEAGzB,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,8B,oBCzKtB4E,OA9Bf,SAAsBC,GASpB,OACE,yBAAK7E,UAAU,mBACf,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAmB,CAACD,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAK2E,EAAM3E,KACtD,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAY,CAACC,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE9C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAkB,CAACN,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAK2E,EAAM3E,IAAKK,MAAOsE,EAAMtE,OACvE,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAW,CAACJ,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE7C,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAgB,CAAET,UAAU,cAC3BE,IAAK2E,EAAM3E,IACXQ,QAASmE,EAAMnE,QACfC,KAAMkE,EAAMlE,MAEZ,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAS,CAACR,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE3C,0BAAML,UAAU,aAAY,8BAAa,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAACC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,WAAYiC,EAAMC,W,wCCsL7FC,OAtMf,WAEE/D,qBAAU,WAENC,IAAQC,WAAW,kBAEpB,IAEH,IAAMC,EAAU,SAACC,EAAUC,GAErBJ,IAAQK,MAAM,CAAEF,WAAUC,YAGhC,OACE,oCACE,kBAAC2B,EAAA,EAAM,KAQL,+BAAO,8CAET,kBAACzB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKyB,KAAWjD,UAAU,oBAAoBO,MAAM,qBAC3D,gCACE,yBAAKP,UAAU,qCAAqC,oBAGpD,yBAAKA,UAAU,kCAAkC,aAInD,yBAAKA,UAAU,eACb,yBAAKa,MAAO,CAAE+B,SAAU,SAAUF,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACjE,uBAAGb,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,iBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAEtB,kBAACS,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAK0B,IACRlD,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,0BACN4C,MAAM,OACNtC,MAAO,CAACuC,YAAa,YACrB,cAKR,yBAAKpD,UAAU,eACb,yBAAKa,MAAO,CAAE+B,SAAU,SAAUF,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACjE,0BAAM7C,UAAU,oBAAoBa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,cACnE,0BAAM9B,UAAU,qBACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMqB,KAAMlB,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,eAClD,gBACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,qBACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMsB,KACPrB,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,cACrC,QACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,qBACd,uBAAGgC,KAAK,mGACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,oBACrC,oBAIP,yBAAKnB,UAAU,6BAEb,yBAAKA,UAAU,wBACb,uBAAGA,UAAU,iBAEb,uBAAGa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,OAAQC,aAAc,SAAUH,UAAW,WAAa,iGAInG,uBAAG1C,UAAU,gBAAe,k0BAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,mVAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,gXAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,qeAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,gyBAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,2hBAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,2CACa,uBAAGgC,KAAK,kEAAkEC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,uBAAuB,ieAA8d,uBAAGF,KAAK,+FAA+FC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,cAAc,oGAGnzB,uBAAGlC,UAAU,gBAAe,gNACoL,uBAAGgC,KAAK,0DAA0DC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,iBAAiB,aAAU,0BAAMrB,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,gBAAoB,6UAGlZ,uBAAGd,UAAU,gBAAe,uiBAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,8YAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,iXAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,wXACgV,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,YAAe,6GAGja,uBAAGd,UAAU,gBAAe,0VAC2T,uBAAGgC,KAAK,qCAAqCC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,6BAA6B,MAG5c,uBAAGlC,UAAU,gBAAe,uqBAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,+lBAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,05BAEZ,uBAAGgC,KAAK,4CAA4CC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,qCAAqC,MAGpJ,uBAAGlC,UAAU,gBAAe,6YAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,6kBAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,2QACkO,uBAAGgC,KAAK,yFAAyFC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,kBAAkB,wHAG5Z,uBAAGlC,UAAU,gBAAe,wfAC0d,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,MAAS,2EAGriB,uBAAGd,UAAU,eAAea,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,oEACM,uBAAGkB,KAAK,yCAAyCC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,gDAAiD,oKAAmK,uBAAGF,KAAK,0CAA0CC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,oDAAqD,uEAGpgB,kBAAC,GAAK,CACJhC,IAAM,yCACNK,MAAQ,mBACRG,QAAU,mBACVC,KAAO,GACPmE,QAAU,6CAKd,yBAAK9E,UAAU,iBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,8BAA6B,uBAC5C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,wBAEhC,wBAAIA,UAAU,cAAc,IAAC,uBAAGgC,KAAK,sCAAqC,8BAC1E,wBAAIhC,UAAU,cAAc,0CAC5B,6BAAM,aACN,yBAAKA,UAAU,aAAY,sBAG3B,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,kEAGzB,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,8B,4DC8EtBgF,OAzQf,WAEEhE,qBAAU,WAENC,IAAQC,WAAW,kBAEpB,IAEH,IAAMC,EAAU,SAACC,EAAUC,GAErBJ,IAAQK,MAAM,CAAEF,WAAUC,YAGhC,OACE,oCACE,kBAAC2B,EAAA,EAAM,KAQL,+BAAO,kDAET,kBAACzB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKyB,KAAWjD,UAAU,oBAAoBO,MAAM,qDAC3D,gCACE,yBAAKP,UAAU,qCAAqC,oDAGpD,yBAAKA,UAAU,kCAAkC,aAInD,yBAAKA,UAAU,eACb,yBAAKa,MAAO,CAAE+B,SAAU,SAAUF,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACjE,uBAAGb,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,oBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAEtB,kBAACS,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAK0B,IACRlD,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,0DACN4C,MAAM,OACNtC,MAAO,CAACuC,YAAa,YACrB,cAKR,yBAAKpD,UAAU,eACb,yBAAKa,MAAO,CAAE+B,SAAU,SAAUF,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACjE,0BAAM7C,UAAU,oBAAoBa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,cACnE,0BAAM9B,UAAU,qBACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMqB,KAAMlB,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kBAClD,gBACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,qBACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMsB,KACPrB,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,iBACrC,QACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,qBACd,uBAAGgC,KAAK,mGACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,uBACrC,oBAIP,yBAAKnB,UAAU,6BAEb,yBAAKA,UAAU,wBACb,uBAAGA,UAAU,iBAEb,uBAAGA,UAAU,eAAea,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,OAAQC,aAAc,SAAUH,UAAW,WAAa,wHAI5H,uBAAG1C,UAAU,gBAAgB,opBAI7B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,6BACP,uBAAGgC,KAAK,yCAAyCC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,2CAA4C,0OAAkN,uBAAGF,KAAK,yCAAyCC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,oBAAqB,mfAGhe,uBAAGlC,UAAU,gBAAe,gGACiE,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,qCAAyC,uVAAmV,uBAAGkB,KAAK,2CAA2CC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,4CAA4C,MAGzoB,uBAAGlC,UAAU,gBAAe,2BACJ,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,UAAa,oBAAiB,0BAAMD,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,UAAa,iKAG/I,uBAAGd,UAAU,gBAAe,mbAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,gTAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,8ZAK5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,YAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,meAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,8nBAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,kaAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,0BAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,6FAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,8NAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,iUAK5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,yBAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,ofAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,4TAK5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,wBAGnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,8UAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,ieAM5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,yCAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,8UAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,0pBAK5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,iCAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,kMAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,4PAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,kYAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,+BAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,4gBAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,sCAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,iVAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,oWAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,sXAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,mdAK5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,yCAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,sgBAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,uTAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,oGAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,cAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,gnBAI5B,kBAAC,GAAK,CACJE,IAAM,yCACNK,MAAQ,0CACRG,QAAU,0CACVC,KAAO,GACPmE,QAAU,6CAKd,yBAAK9E,UAAU,iBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,8BAA6B,uBAC5C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,wBAEhC,wBAAIA,UAAU,cAAc,IAAC,uBAAGgC,KAAK,sCAAqC,8BAC1E,wBAAIhC,UAAU,cAAc,0CAC5B,6BAAM,aACN,yBAAKA,UAAU,aAAY,sBAG3B,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,kEAGzB,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,8B,4DC1CtBiF,OApNf,WAEEjE,qBAAU,WAENC,IAAQC,WAAW,kBAEpB,IAEH,IAAMC,EAAU,SAACC,EAAUC,GAErBJ,IAAQK,MAAM,CAAEF,WAAUC,YAGhC,OACE,oCACE,kBAAC2B,EAAA,EAAM,KAQL,+BAAO,+CAET,kBAACzB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKyB,KAAWjD,UAAU,oBAAoBO,MAAM,4CAC3D,gCACE,yBAAKP,UAAU,qCAAqC,2CAGpD,yBAAKA,UAAU,kCAAkC,aAInD,yBAAKA,UAAU,eACb,yBAAKa,MAAO,CAAE+B,SAAU,SAAUF,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACjE,uBAAGb,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,iBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAEtB,kBAACS,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAK0B,IACRlD,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,gDACN4C,MAAM,OACNtC,MAAO,CAACuC,YAAa,YACrB,cAKR,yBAAKpD,UAAU,eACb,yBAAKa,MAAO,CAAE+B,SAAU,SAAUF,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACjE,0BAAM7C,UAAU,oBAAoBa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,cACnE,0BAAM9B,UAAU,qBACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMqB,KAAMlB,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,eAClD,gBACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,qBACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMsB,KACPrB,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,cACrC,QACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,qBACd,uBAAGgC,KAAK,mGACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,oBACrC,oBAIP,yBAAKnB,UAAU,6BAEb,yBAAKA,UAAU,wBACb,uBAAGA,UAAU,iBAEb,uBAAGA,UAAU,eAAea,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,OAAQC,aAAc,SAAUH,UAAW,WAAa,iNAO5H,uBAAG1C,UAAU,gBAAe,gqBAE+C,uBAAGgC,KAAK,0DAA0DC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,iBAAiB,aAAU,0BAAMrB,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,gBAAoB,kKAG7Q,uBAAGd,UAAU,gBAAe,mNACqK,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,mDAA4C,+BAA4B,0BAAMD,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,yCAA4C,maAGjY,uBAAGd,UAAU,gBAAe,0vBACwrB,uBAAGgC,KAAK,oEAAoEC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,WAAW,8FAAsF,0BAAMrB,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,QAAW,uKAG79B,yBAAKd,UAAU,qBAAoB,yBAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,qmCAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,mSAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,2DAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,utBAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,mRACqO,uBAAGgC,KAAK,qEAAqEC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,aAAa,8WAA4V,uBAAGF,KAAK,oEAAoEC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,aAAa,KAGt2B,uBAAGlC,UAAU,gBAAe,gPAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,qBAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,mRAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,4TAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,+gBAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,mnBAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,sbAC6Y,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wHAAwHC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,iBAAiB,gFAGrmB,uBAAGlC,UAAU,gBAAe,ysCAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,YACxB,uBAAGgC,KAAK,qEAAqEC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,qBAAqB,4jBAA2hB,uBAAGF,KAAK,wHAAwHC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,uBAAuB,iBAAiB,SAGx2B,uBAAGlC,UAAU,gBAAe,wHAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,sBAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,2ZAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,ggBAI5B,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBAAoB,cAEnC,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,sjBAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,mZAI5B,uBAAGA,UAAU,gBAAe,iRAK5B,kBAAC,GAAK,CACJE,IAAM,yCACNK,MAAQ,0CACRG,QAAU,0CACVC,KAAO,GACPmE,QAAU,6CAKd,yBAAK9E,UAAU,iBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,8BAA6B,uBAC5C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,wBAEhC,wBAAIA,UAAU,cAAc,IAAC,uBAAGgC,KAAK,sCAAqC,8BAC1E,wBAAIhC,UAAU,cAAc,0CAC5B,6BAAM,aACN,yBAAKA,UAAU,aAAY,sBAG3B,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,kEAGzB,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,8B,oBC1LtBkF,OAvBf,WAEE,OACE,yBAAKlF,UAAU,mBACf,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAmB,CAACD,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,wDAC/C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAY,CAACC,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE9C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAkB,CAACN,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,uDAAuDK,MAAM,sBAC3G,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAW,CAACJ,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE7C,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAgB,CAAET,UAAU,cAC3BE,IAAI,uDACJQ,QAAQ,qBACRC,KAAK,mDAEL,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAS,CAACR,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE3C,0BAAML,UAAU,aAAY,8BAAa,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAACC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,WAAW,0CCoItFuC,OA/If,WAEEnE,qBAAU,WAENC,IAAQC,WAAW,kBAEpB,IAEH,IAAMC,EAAU,SAACC,EAAUC,GAErBJ,IAAQK,MAAM,CAAEF,WAAUC,YAIhC,OACE,oCACE,kBAAC2B,EAAA,EAAM,KACL,+BAAO,gDAGT,kBAACzB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAK4D,KAAiBpF,UAAU,oBAAoBO,MAAM,uBAEjE,yBAAKP,UAAU,aAGb,yBAAKA,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAC6B,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACtE,yBAAK7C,UAAU,qCAAqC,0CAGpD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,kOAKlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACJC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kCAEtC,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKgB,IACNxC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,6BACNM,MAAO,CAAC4B,OAAQ,wBAGxB,yBAAKzC,UAAU,aAAY,kBAI/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAC6B,UAAW,SAChD,yBAAK1C,UAAU,iCAAiCa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,6BAGhF,yBAAKiB,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,cACnB,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,iBAAiB,wCAGtC,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,kBAAkB,wCAGvC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,iEACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,oCACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,kBAACb,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKe,IACVvC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,gCAIZ,yBAAKP,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wCACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kCACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,0BASX,yBAAKrC,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACvE,yBAAK7C,UAAU,wCAAwC,0BAGvD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,kHAIlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wCACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,2BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,sBAUT,kBAAC,GAAK,MAGN,yBAAKrC,UAAU,iBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,8BAA6B,uBAC5C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,wBAEhC,wBAAIA,UAAU,cAAc,IAAC,uBAAGgC,KAAK,sCAAqC,8BAC1E,wBAAIhC,UAAU,cAAc,0CAC5B,6BAAM,aACN,yBAAKA,UAAU,aAAY,sBAG3B,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,kEAGzB,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,8B,oBCjHtBqF,OAzBf,WAEE,OACE,yBAAKrF,UAAU,mBACf,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAmB,CAACD,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,uDAC/C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAY,CAACC,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE9C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAkB,CAACN,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,sDAC9CK,MAAM,qBACN,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAW,CAACJ,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE7C,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAgB,CAAET,UAAU,cAC3BE,IAAI,sDACJQ,QAAQ,oBACRC,KAAK,iFAEL,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAS,CAACR,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE3C,0BAAML,UAAU,aAAY,8BAAa,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAACC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,WAAW,uEC4QtF0C,OAtRf,WAEEtE,qBAAU,WAENC,IAAQC,WAAW,kBAEpB,IAEH,IAAMC,EAAU,SAACC,EAAUC,GAErBJ,IAAQK,MAAM,CAAEF,WAAUC,YAIhC,OACE,oCACE,kBAAC2B,EAAA,EAAM,KACL,+BAAO,+CAGT,kBAACzB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAK+D,KAAMvF,UAAU,oBAAoBO,MAAM,sBAEtD,yBAAKP,UAAU,aAEb,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBACb,kBAAC0B,EAAA,EAAI,CAACC,GAAG,SACP,kBAACD,EAAA,EAAKE,KAAI,CAACf,MAAO,CAAE2E,cAAe,SACjC,kBAAC9D,EAAA,EAAKG,KAAI,KACR,uBAAG7B,UAAU,eAAc,eACb,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,gBAE1C,0BAAuB,0BAAMjB,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,wCAE7D,SAOjB,yBAAKd,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACvE,yBAAK7C,UAAU,+BAA+B,iBAG9C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAEb,2BAAG,2UAMH,2BAAG,gUAQP,yBAAKA,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACvE,yBAAK7C,UAAU,iCAAiC,YAGhD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAEb,2BAAG,yGACwB,uBAAGgC,KAAK,kEAC7BC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,wBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAUgB,WAAY,SAAU,WAElD,uPAKR,2BAAG,0DACK,0BAAMjB,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,6BAAgC,2DAC3B,0BAAMD,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,qCACjD,qFAGxC,kBAACY,EAAA,EAAI,CAACC,GAAG,SACP,kBAACD,EAAA,EAAKE,KAAI,CAACf,MAAO,CAAE2E,cAAe,SACjC,kBAAC9D,EAAA,EAAKG,KAAI,KACR,uBAAG7B,UAAU,eAAc,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,UAAc,gJAG9E,0BAAMjB,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,WAErC,2BAAG,0BAAMjB,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,gCAOlD,yBAAK9B,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,oCAAoCa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,6BAGnF,yBAAKiB,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,cACnB,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,iBAAiB,yEAGtC,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,oBAAoB,wQAMzC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,iEACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,0BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,kBAACb,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKe,IACVvC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,gCAKZ,yBAAKP,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,iEACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,2BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,iBAIH,yBAAKrC,UAAU,cAAa,2CAQpC,yBAAKA,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,uCAAuCa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,qCAGtF,yBAAKiB,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,cACnB,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,iBAAiB,kCAGtC,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,oBAAoB,yIAIzC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,iEACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,6BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,kBAACb,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKc,IACVtC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,wCAKZ,yBAAKP,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,iEACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,8BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,iBAIH,yBAAKrC,UAAU,cAAa,2CAOpC,yBAAKA,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,iCAAgC,sBAC/C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,+IAMlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACJC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,sBAEtC,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKgB,IACNxC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,6BACNM,MAAO,CAAC4B,OAAQ,wBAGxB,yBAAKzC,UAAU,aAAY,kBAI7B,yBAAKA,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,kCAAkC,0BAGjD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,kHAIlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wCACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,uBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,sBAQX,kBAAC,GAAK,MAGN,yBAAKrC,UAAU,iBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,6BAA6Ba,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,SAAU,uBAE1E,yBAAK1C,UAAU,oBACb,6BACE,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAE4E,MAAO,QAAS,iDACxB,IAAC,0BAAM5E,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,kGAC9B,uBAAGkB,KAAK,wCACpBC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kCACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAUgB,WAAY,QAAS,6BAEjD,OAIV,yBAAK9B,UAAU,oBAAmB,wBAEhC,wBAAIA,UAAU,cAAc,IAAC,uBAAGgC,KAAK,sCAAqC,8BAC1E,wBAAIhC,UAAU,cAAc,0CAC5B,6BAAM,aACN,yBAAKA,UAAU,aAAY,sBAG3B,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,kEAGzB,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,8B,oBC1PtB0F,OAzBf,WAEE,OACE,yBAAK1F,UAAU,mBACf,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAmB,CAACD,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,6CAC/C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAY,CAACC,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE9C,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAkB,CAACN,UAAU,cAAcE,IAAI,4CAC9CK,MAAM,4CACN,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAW,CAACJ,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE7C,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAgB,CAAET,UAAU,cAC3BE,IAAI,4CACJQ,QAAQ,2CACRC,KAAK,2EAEL,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAS,CAACR,KAAM,SAAUC,aAAc,SAE3C,0BAAML,UAAU,aAAY,8BAAa,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAACC,UAAW,SAAU8B,SAAU,WAAW,gFC+ftF+C,OApgBf,WAEE3E,qBAAU,WAENC,IAAQC,WAAW,kBAEpB,IAEH,IAAMC,EAAU,SAACC,EAAUC,GAErBJ,IAAQK,MAAM,CAAEF,WAAUC,YAIhC,OACE,oCACE,kBAAC2B,EAAA,EAAM,KACL,+BAAO,qDAGT,kBAACzB,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAK+D,KAAMvF,UAAU,oBAAoBO,MAAM,4BAEtD,yBAAKP,UAAU,aAEb,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBACb,kBAAC0B,EAAA,EAAI,CAACC,GAAG,SACP,kBAACD,EAAA,EAAKE,KAAI,CAACf,MAAO,CAAE2E,cAAe,SACjC,kBAAC9D,EAAA,EAAKG,KAAI,KACR,uBAAG7B,UAAU,eAAc,eACb,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,gBAE1C,0BAAuB,0BAAMjB,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,wCAE7D,SAOjB,yBAAKd,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACvE,yBAAK7C,UAAU,+BAA+B,sBAG9C,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAEf,2BAAG,8YAMD,2BAAG,gBAAa,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,gBAAoB,yZAMzE,2BAAG,8PAMD,2BAAG,uKAOT,yBAAK9B,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,OAAQG,aAAc,SACvE,yBAAK7C,UAAU,qCAAqC,qBAGpD,yBAAKA,UAAU,iCACb,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAACiB,WAAY,SAAS,0CAErC,yBAAK9B,UAAU,oBACb,2BAAG,sGACA,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAACC,UAAW,WAAW,OAAU,uHAGjD,2BAAG,yBACmB,0BAAMD,MAAO,CAACC,UAAW,WAAW,SAAY,qVAKtE,2BAAG,kIAIH,2BAAG,6EAEE,0BAAMD,MAAO,CAACC,UAAW,WAAW,WAAc,gEAIzD,yBAAKd,UAAU,oBACb,kBAAC0B,EAAA,EAAI,CAACC,GAAG,SACP,kBAACD,EAAA,EAAKE,KAAI,CAACf,MAAO,CAAE2E,cAAe,SACjC,kBAAC9D,EAAA,EAAKG,KAAI,KACR,uBAAG7B,UAAU,eAAc,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,UAAc,gJAG9E,0BAAMjB,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,WAErC,2BAAG,0BAAMjB,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,+BAMhD,yBAAK9B,UAAU,iBAAgB,qBAC/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,cAGb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,0BACrC,qBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,sBACrC,yBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,4BACrC,kBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,uBACrC,6BAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,kBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,oBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,OAAQhB,UAAW,WACzC,UAGD,0BAAMd,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBACrC,cAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,oBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,OAAQhB,UAAW,WACzC,UAGD,0BAAMd,UAAU,cAAa,kBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,gCACrC,uBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,6BACrC,8BAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,oBACrC,yBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,sBACrC,yBAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAG7B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,0BACrC,4BAGD,0BAAMnB,UAAU,cAAa,iBAI/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBAAgB,+BAC/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBACb,2BAAG,qRAIL,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,0BAAMA,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMqC,KAAgBlC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,6BAC5D,aACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMsC,KACPrC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,4BACrC,QACH,8BAAM,uBAAGa,KAAK,mGACZC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,kCACrC,gBAGH,yBAAKnB,UAAU,iBAAgB,gBAC/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,gJAG3B,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wCACbC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,+CACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAUgB,WAAY,QAAS,aAEjD,MAEJ,yBAAK9B,UAAU,cACb,0BAAMA,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMuC,KAAiBpC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,8BAC7D,aACH,0BAAMnB,UAAU,aACd,uBAAGgC,KAAMwC,KACPvC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,6BACrC,QACH,8BAAM,uBAAGa,KAAK,mGACZC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,mCACrC,iBAIL,yBAAKnB,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,wCAAuC,sBACtD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,+IAKlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,+BACJC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBAEtC,kBAACI,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKgB,IACNxC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,6BACNM,MAAO,CAAC4B,OAAQ,wBAGxB,yBAAKzC,UAAU,aAAY,kBAI/B,yBAAKA,UAAU,iBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,6BAA6Ba,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,SAAU,aAG1E,yBAAK1C,UAAU,oBACb,2BAAG,0DACK,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,6BAAgC,2DAEnE,0BAAMjB,MAAO,CAAEiB,WAAY,SAAU,qCAAwC,8NAKvF,2BAAG,oIAGA,uBAAGE,KAAK,wCACXC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,8CACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAUgB,WAAY,QAAS,aAE/C,kHAOR,yBAAK9B,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,oCAAoCa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,6BAGnF,yBAAKiB,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,cACnB,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,iBAAiB,yEAGtC,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,oBAAoB,wQAMzC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,iEACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,6BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,kBAACb,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKe,IACVvC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,gCAKZ,yBAAKP,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,iEACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,8BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,iBAIH,yBAAKrC,UAAU,cAAa,2CAQpC,yBAAKA,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,uCAAuCa,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,qCAGtF,yBAAKiB,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,cACnB,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,iBAAiB,kCAGtC,yBAAK+B,GAAG,GAAG/B,UAAU,oBAAoB,yIAIzC,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,iEACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,gCACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,kBAACb,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKc,IACVtC,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,wCAKZ,yBAAKP,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,iEACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,iCACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,iBAIH,yBAAKrC,UAAU,cAAa,2CAOpC,yBAAKA,UAAU,2BAA2Ba,MAAO,CAACgC,aAAc,SAC9D,yBAAK7C,UAAU,kCAAkC,+BAGjD,yBAAKA,UAAU,oBAAmB,udAWlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,kDACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,yBACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,+BACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,sBAQX,yBAAKrC,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAEgC,aAAc,SACpD,yBAAK7C,UAAU,gBAAgBa,MAAO,CAAC4E,MAAO,YAAa,0BAG3D,yBAAKzF,UAAU,oBAAmB,kHAIlC,yBAAKA,UAAU,qBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,cACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wCACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,0BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEuB,eAAgB,SACzB,0BACEpC,UAAU,cACVa,MAAO,CAAEwB,gBAAiB,YAC3B,iBAQP,kBAAC,GAAK,MAGN,yBAAKrC,UAAU,iBACb,yBAAKA,UAAU,6BAA6Ba,MAAO,CAAE6B,UAAW,SAAU,uBAE1E,yBAAK1C,UAAU,oBACb,6BACE,0BAAMa,MAAO,CAAE4E,MAAO,QAAS,iDACxB,IAAC,0BAAM5E,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,WAAY,kGAC9B,uBAAGkB,KAAK,wCACpBC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,qCACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAUgB,WAAY,QAAS,6BAEjD,OAIV,yBAAK9B,UAAU,oBAAmB,wBAEhC,wBAAIA,UAAU,cAAc,IAAC,uBAAGgC,KAAK,sCAAqC,8BAC1E,wBAAIhC,UAAU,cAAc,0CAC5B,6BAAM,aACN,yBAAKA,UAAU,aAAY,sBAG3B,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,kEAGzB,yBAAKA,UAAU,WAAU,8BC9YtB4F,OAtGf,WAGE5E,qBAAU,WAENC,IAAQC,WAAW,gBACnBD,IAAQ4E,KAAK,CAAEC,QAAS,WAAYC,KAAMC,OAAOC,SAASC,aAE3D,IAEH,IAAM/E,EAAU,SAACC,EAAUC,GAEvBJ,IAAQK,MAAM,CAAEF,WAAUC,YAI9B,OACE,oCACE,kBAAC8E,EAAA,EAAM,CAACC,kBAAgB,EAACC,MAAM,MAAMC,OAAO,KAAK3E,GAAG,QAAQ4E,QAAQ,SAClE,kBAACC,EAAA,EAAS,KAER,kBAACL,EAAA,EAAOM,OAAM,CAACC,gBAAc,0BAC7B,kBAACP,EAAA,EAAOQ,SAAQ,CAAC5E,GAAG,yBAClB,kBAAC6E,EAAA,EAAG,KACF,kBAACA,EAAA,EAAIC,KAAI,CAAC7E,KAAK,KAAI,QACnB,kBAAC4E,EAAA,EAAIC,KAAI,CAAC7E,KAAK,YAAW,WAC1B,kBAAC4E,EAAA,EAAIC,KAAI,CAAC7E,KAAK,WAAU,UACzB,kBAAC4E,EAAA,EAAIC,KAAI,CAAC7E,KAAK,cAAa,iBAOpC,kBAACwE,EAAA,EAAS,CAACxG,UAAU,kBACnB,kBAAC,IAAM,KACL,kBAAC,IAAM,KACL,kBAAC,IAAK,CAAC8G,OAAK,EAACC,KAAK,WAChB,kBAAC,GAAM,OAET,kBAAC,IAAK,CAACD,OAAK,EAACC,KAAK,cAChB,kBAAC,EAAS,OAEZ,kBAAC,IAAK,CAACD,OAAK,EAACC,KAAK,sBAChB,kBAAC,GAAe,OAElB,kBAAC,IAAK,CAACD,OAAK,EAACC,KAAK,uBAChB,kBAAC,GAAe,OAElB,kBAAC,IAAK,CAACD,OAAK,EAACC,KAAK,WAChB,kBAAC,GAAM,OAET,kBAAC,IAAK,CAACD,OAAK,EAACC,KAAK,SAChB,kBAAC,GAAsB,OAEzB,kBAAC,IAAK,CAACD,OAAK,EAACC,KAAK,YAChB,kBAAC,GAAsB,OAEzB,kBAAC,IAAK,CAACD,OAAK,EAACC,KAAK,SAChB,kBAAC,GAAI,OAEP,kBAAC,IAAK,CAACD,OAAK,EAACC,KAAK,SAChB,kBAAC,GAAI,OAEP,kBAAC,IAAK,CAACD,OAAK,EAACC,KAAK,UAChB,kBAAC,GAAO,OAEV,kBAAC,IAAK,CAACA,KAAK,KACV,kBAAC,EAAI,SAKX,4BAAQ/G,UAAU,2BAChB,6BACE,uBAAGgC,KAAK,wCACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,8BACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAUgB,WAAY,QAAS,gCAIvD,yBAAK9B,UAAU,SACb,uBAAGgC,KAAK,8BACNC,OAAO,SAASC,IAAI,sBACpBC,QAAS,kBAAMhB,EAAQ,YAAa,cACpCN,MAAO,CAAEC,UAAW,SAAUgB,WAAY,QAC1C,kBAACP,EAAA,EAAK,CAACC,IAAKwF,IACVhH,UAAU,oBACVO,MAAM,4BACN4C,MAAM,SACN,cCrGI8D,QACW,cAA7BjB,OAAOC,SAASiB,UAEe,UAA7BlB,OAAOC,SAASiB,UAEhBlB,OAAOC,SAASiB,SAASC,MACvB,2DCZNC,IAASC,OACP,kBAAC,IAAMC,WAAU,KACf,kBAAC,GAAG,OAENC,SAASC,eAAe,SDyHpB,kBAAmBC,WACrBA,UAAUC,cAAcC,MACrBC,MAAK,SAAAC,GACJA,EAAaC,gBAEdC,OAAM,SAAAC,GACLC,QAAQD,MAAMA,EAAME,c","file":"static/js/main.1a85163d.chunk.js","sourcesContent":["module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/From Someone Who Loves You.31de3675.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/It Makes Sense.31398630.jpg\";","module.exports = \"data:image/png;base64,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\"","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Passing the Faith.f78ce17b.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Video-Script.efc0ab66.docx\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Video-Script.1f8ccea9.pdf\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Video-Homily-Notes.5c27b7d6.docx\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Video-Homily-Notes.6b91dd4b.pdf\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/rose.325196a8.svg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/RosieBaptism.f7d25fca.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/YouTube_400.63623cd0.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Salvation-Church-in-Crisis.22bb55bb.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Salvation - Church in Crisis.5e40aaf8.docx\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Salvation - Church in Crisis.373f43ba.pdf\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/white.a0de9fe7.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Bishop Letter.283657b0.docx\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Bishop Letter.e98ea11e.pdf\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Mailing-Clergy-FIRST-LETTER.dce5a265.docx\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Mailing-Clergy-FIRST-LETTER.8113209d.pdf\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Mailing-Clergy-SALVATION.c78f4465.docx\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Mailing-Clergy-SALVATION.2bd2996b.pdf\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Mailing-Clergy-CAMPAIGN.3199c6a1.docx\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Mailing-Clergy-CAMPAIGN.4048236e.pdf\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/AddressSide2.7b4c1107.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/MessageSide2.7c4b242a.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Army Address Clergy.6da20502.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Army Message Clergy.6f4f23e0.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/golf-crisis-web.6ae39a6b.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/army.e1710dc9.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Army in the Pews.34aa72da.docx\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Army in the Pews.c947cbc6.pdf\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Conversation.819b9f58.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Sharing with Loved Ones the Reasons for Our Hope.53459da6.docx\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Sharing with Loved Ones the Reasons for Our Hope.7517a6aa.pdf\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Bible Verse.b641d0be.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/An Intuitive Case for Jesus Dire Words.6d838d7b.docx\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/An Intuitive Case for Jesus Dire Words.94733461.pdf\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/For-Those-You-Love-Web-2.37908b30.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/storm-boat-web.48ec3f3f.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/Help-Loved-Ones-Believe-White1b.3c81c325.jpg\";","module.exports = __webpack_public_path__ + \"static/media/golf-youtube.dd4c31d3.jpg\";","import React from 'react';\r\nimport './share.scss';\r\nimport {TwitterShareButton, TwitterIcon, EmailShareButton, EmailIcon, FacebookShareButton, FacebookIcon } from 'react-share';\r\n\r\nfunction Share() {\r\n\r\n return (\r\n
\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n
Share this site with those who care.\r\n
\r\n )\r\n\r\n}\r\n\r\nexport default Share;\r\n","import React, { useEffect } from 'react';\r\nimport ReactGA from 'react-ga4';\r\nimport { Container, Image, Card } from 'react-bootstrap'\r\nimport './app.scss';\r\nimport rosie from './images/RosieBaptism.jpg';\r\nimport rose from './images/rose.svg';\r\nimport itMakesSense from './images/It Makes Sense.jpg';\r\nimport passingTheFaith from './images/Passing the Faith.jpg';\r\nimport youTube from './images/YouTube_400.jpg';\r\nimport Share from './Share';\r\nimport fromSomeone from './images/From Someone Who Loves You.jpg';\r\n\r\nfunction Main() {\r\n\r\n useEffect(() => {\r\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\r\n ReactGA.initialize('G-P248LQSJST');\r\n }\r\n }, []);\r\n\r\n const gaTrack = (category, action) => {\r\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\r\n ReactGA.event({ category, action })\r\n }\r\n }\r\n\r\n return (\r\n <>\r\n \r\n
\r\n

\r\n How God has lit a path...\r\n

\r\n

\r\n Intentionally Catholic\r\n

\r\n
\r\n ~ Two Books, Videos & Mission ~\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n Ralph Martin, S.T.D.,\r\n a prominent Catholic teacher and author, endorsed\r\n my book, Passing the Faith onto Loved Ones,\r\n on which this mission is based. +Deacon John Beagan\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n
Why This Mission?
\r\n
Disbelief
\r\n\r\n\r\n
\r\n According to Pew Research, two-thirds of those who left Catholicism did so because\r\n they no longer believe. Moreover, a professional study in my parish revealed that half of the survey\r\n respondents (presumably our most motivated) do not strongly believe what the Church\r\n teaches on faith and morals — a significant factor causing lower enthusiasm.\r\n
\r\n
\r\n However, in my experience and analysis, it is the Catholic faith, even with all its\r\n problems and scandals, that makes the greatest sense and is most likely true. In fact,\r\n I'm convinced.\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n Therefore, to address the disbelief negatively affecting people's faith,\r\n these books and videos present the same simple case based on evidence and\r\n common sense for believing in God, His beloved son Jesus, and the one Church he\r\n historically established. In particular, the aim is to help Catholics believe\r\n the obvious meaning of all God's words and invisible realities.\r\n
\r\n\r\n
Preparing to Stand Before God
\r\n
\r\n What really compelled me to produce these works is the image of healthy middle-class\r\n people at the end of this busy life on earth standing before God, the Father\r\n of Jesus crucified, after neglecting and forgetting His only beloved son.\r\n How will that moment go?\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n Can we really expect to enter intimate communion\r\n with God — God in us and us in God — having never spent time\r\n getting to know him? Having ignored the crucifix, driven passed churches, and avoided\r\n faith conversations with loved ones? Having effectively decided on a daily basis to\r\n have no relationship with him? \r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n And after disregarding God's words, concluded what is good is bad, \r\n and what is bad is good. Given Jesus' clear and dire warnings, this is an awful and unnecessary chance to take.\r\n Moreover, we have missed the opportunity and grace to love like God with \r\n experiences of deep happiness and tastes of heaven.\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n Consequently, the goal of this mission is to encourage and help active Catholics\r\n have conversations with those they love and bring them back to church.\r\n
\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\n The Mission\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n For bishops and pastors...\r\n
\r\n
\r\n who want to help their people believe and bring loved ones back to Church.\r\n This is a link to a 12-week parish mission with free resources.\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'PageLinkBelieve')}\r\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\r\n \r\n Goto Believe\r\n \r\n \r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\n Passing the Faith onto Loved Ones\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n

\r\n Deacon John is a clear thinker and clear writer and has written a book\r\n that will be a real contribution to Passing the Faith onto Loved Ones.\r\n \r\n

\r\n

~ Ralph Martin, S.T.D.

\r\n

Director of Graduate Theology Programs in the New Evangelization,
\r\n Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Archdiocese of Detroit

\r\n

President, \r\n \r\n Renewal Ministries\r\n \r\n

\r\n
Author of many books including:\r\n A Church in Crisis (new!),\r\n The Urgency of the New Evangelization,\r\n The Final Confrontation,\r\n Will Many Be Saved,\r\n and The Fulfillment of All Desire (my favorite)\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\n For those who love the Church...\r\n
\r\n
\r\n Best for teachers, ministers, staff, and other enthusiastic laypeople. Good\r\n for anyone who wants to pass the faith on to a loved one.\r\n
\r\n
\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'CoverClickPassingTheFaith')}\r\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}\r\n >\r\n \r\n \r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'SiteLinkPassingTheFaith')}\r\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}\r\n >\r\n \r\n Goto Book Website\r\n \r\n
\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\n It Makes Sense to Believe\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n For those who doubt or disbelieve...\r\n
\r\n
\r\n or are lukewarm and disinterested...\r\n
\r\n
\r\n Ideal for confirmation students — before they go to college! And it\r\n can be taught in one or two sessions. Likewise, for the parents of students\r\n in faith formation since they are the primary educators.\r\n
\r\n
\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'CoverClickItMakesSense')}\r\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\r\n \r\n \r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'SiteLinkItMakesSense')}\r\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\r\n \r\n Goto Book Website\r\n \r\n \r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n
The Video
\r\n\r\n
YouTube
\r\n\r\n
\r\n This video is an invitation to send to fallen-away loved ones\r\n so they might consider the books' simple case for the faith\r\n and come to Mass.\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'FromSomeone-YouTube')}\r\n >\r\n \r\n \r\n
(11 minutes)
\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n This is based on the book for those who prefer to watch a video and should strengthen\r\n Catholics' belief and zeal. It has also been segmented into 12\r\n short videos to provide more sharing options.\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'TheVideo-YouTube')}\r\n >\r\n \r\n \r\n
(83 minutes)
\r\n
\r\n\r\n
12 Video Segments
\r\n
\r\n\r\n {/* 1 */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', '01-should-we')}\r\n >\r\n 1-Should We Care?\r\n \r\n (9 min), \r\n\r\n {/* 2 */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', '02-truth')}\r\n >\r\n 2-Importance of Truth\r\n \r\n (3 min), \r\n\r\n {/* 3 */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', '03-is-god-dead')}\r\n >\r\n 3-Is God Dead?\r\n \r\n (3 min), \r\n\r\n {/* 4 */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', '04-reveal')}\r\n >\r\n 4-Did God Reveal Himself?\r\n \r\n (11 min), \r\n\r\n {/* 5 */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', '05-Love')}\r\n style={{ fontWeight: \"bold\", fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\r\n >\r\n 5-Love\r\n \r\n (5 min), \r\n\r\n {/* 6 */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', '06-evidence')}\r\n >\r\n 6-Evidence\r\n \r\n (4 min), \r\n\r\n {/* 7 */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', '07-Evil')}\r\n style={{ fontWeight: \"bold\", fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\r\n >\r\n 7-Evil\r\n \r\n (20 min), \r\n\r\n {/* 8 */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', '08-suffering-death')}\r\n >\r\n 8-Suffering & Death\r\n \r\n (9 min), \r\n\r\n {/* 9 */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', '09-little-faith')}\r\n >\r\n 9-A Little Faith Is Needed\r\n \r\n (8 min), \r\n\r\n {/* 10 */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', '10-sex')}\r\n >\r\n 10-Sex, Sin & Scandal\r\n \r\n (7 min), \r\n\r\n {/* 11 */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', '11-women')}\r\n >\r\n 11-Women's Ordination\r\n \r\n (5 min), \r\n\r\n {/* 12 */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', '12-making-it')}\r\n >\r\n 12-Making It into Heaven\r\n \r\n (9 min) \r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\n\r\n
Other Short Videos
\r\n
\r\n\r\n {/* From Someone Who Loves You */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'From-Someone')}\r\n style={{ fontWeight: \"bold\", fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\r\n >\r\n From Someone Who Loves You\r\n \r\n (11 min), \r\n\r\n {/* Crosses - Rosie */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'crosses')}\r\n >\r\n Crosses - Rosie\r\n \r\n (4 min), \r\n\r\n {/* Salvation: Church in Crisis */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'YouTube-Salvation')}\r\n style={{ fontWeight: \"bold\", fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\r\n >\r\n Salvation: Church in Crisis\r\n \r\n (21 min), \r\n\r\n {/* Army in the Pews */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'YouTube-Army')}\r\n >\r\n Army in the Pews\r\n \r\n (12 min), \r\n\r\n {/* Intuitive Case */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'YouTube-Intuitive')}\r\n >\r\n An Intuitive Case for Jesus' Dire Words\r\n \r\n (14 min), \r\n\r\n {/* Sharing Our Reasons */}\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'YouTube-Sharing')}\r\n >\r\n Sharing with Loved Ones the Reasons for Our Hope\r\n \r\n (15 min)\r\n\r\n
\r\n\r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\n Salvation: Church in Crisis\r\n
\r\n
\r\n This article refers to a recent column (December 2020) by\r\n Cardinal George Pell and to an earlier one by Cardinal\r\n Avery Dulles. It explores what underlies the widespread\r\n presumption that almost everyone makes it to heaven\r\n despite the obvious meaning of Jesus' words. Then it reconsiders\r\n Jesus' difficult teaching in light of God who is love, the\r\n crucifixion of his only beloved son, and the intimate reality of heaven.\r\n The article can be read, downloaded or watched on\r\n YouTube.\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'GotoSalvation')}\r\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\r\n \r\n Goto Salvation\r\n \r\n \r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n Other Articles\r\n
\r\n
\r\n (Read or Listen)\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n Army in the Pews\r\n
\r\n
\r\n An important story about a passing opportunity to bring Catholics back to church.\r\n See gaTrack('Resources', 'MainArmy')}\r\n >\r\n IntentionallyCatholic.com/Army\r\n .\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n An Intuitive Case for Jesus' Dire Words\r\n
\r\n
\r\n Contrary to popular “feelings,” this article considers\r\n the accuracy of Jesus' words in light of how much God loves us,\r\n the crucifixion of his only beloved son, and the intimate\r\n reality of heaven. gaTrack('Resources', 'MainDire')}\r\n >\r\n IntentionallyCatholic.com/Dire\r\n .\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n Sharing with Loved Ones the Reasons for Our Hope\r\n
\r\n
\r\n This brief article is all that’s needed to initiate conversations with loved ones and bring them back to church.\r\n See gaTrack('Resources', 'MainShare')}\r\n >\r\n IntentionallyCatholic.com/Share\r\n .\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n\r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\n How to Use These Books & Videos?\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n The books, videos, and narrations on YouTube were created so people may\r\n read, watch or listen to this simple case for our faith and\r\n be prepared to stand before God our Father. If you agree with the content\r\n and approach, please promote it.\r\n The manuscripts and YouTube presentations are free. And the Amazon\r\n versions are inexpensive.\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n Leaders of the Church at all levels\r\n must themselves fully believe to be most successful\r\n at bringing people back to Mass.\r\n A bishop can\r\n use gaTrack('Resources', 'SiteLinkPassingTheFaith')}\r\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\" }} >\r\n Passing the Faith\r\n onto Loved Ones to help his priests,\r\n deacons and teachers believe all God's words.\r\n Given the book’s simplicity, however,\r\n more intellectual sources may also be desired. That said, its ease of\r\n understanding for busy laypeople is an example worth\r\n considering.\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n In a similar way, pastors,\r\n priests, deacons and teachers need to help their active members\r\n fully believe so they can in turn have conversations with loved ones and\r\n pass on the faith. \r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'SiteLinkItMakesSense')}\r\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\" }} >\r\n It Makes Sense to Believe,\r\n the other book,\r\n is meant for those who lack interest, doubt, disbelieve, or otherwise feel\r\n practicing the faith is unnecessary. By default, I either hand out or refer\r\n people to this book.\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n Consider this link to a 12-week parish mission with free resources to help\r\n the flock believe and invite loved ones back to Mass: \r\n gaTrack('Resources', 'PageLinkBelieve2')}\r\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\" }} >\r\n The Mission.\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n Whenever we’re preaching, teaching about the faith,\r\n or having conversations about it, we must always include\r\n some practical reasons for why we believe this makes sense.\r\n Over time, people will start to get it.\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n Please visit the book websites for links to YouTube narrations,\r\n manuscripts, Kindle version, and Amazon paperback.\r\n For bulk paperback orders, please contact me.\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n Lastly, band with kindred clergy\r\n who believe all God's words and\r\n want to share in Christ's saving mission: gaTrack('Resources', 'KindredClergy')}\r\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\" }} >\r\n IntentionallyCatholic.com/Clergy\r\n .\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n\r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\n Rosie\r\n
\r\n
\r\n Five days before Christmas 2019, at 5:00am, Charlie discovered his daughter's lifeless body. Rosie was a\r\n perfectly healthy 2-year-old. She was Laura and Charlie's only child, and our only grandchild. In the following\r\n parish links, they discussed what happened, and how their Catholic faith pulled them through.\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n In this video, Laura spoke to 300 women at Long Beach Catholic Community\r\n during an evening of recollection. Her presentation begins after the 22 minute mark\r\n and they watch a 2 minute video which is not visible. gaTrack('Resources', 'rosie2')}\r\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\" }} >\r\n A Rose in Heaven | BC Ladies Event\r\n .\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n In this video, Charlie spoke to 50 Beach Catholic men during a day of retreat. gaTrack('Resources', 'rosie3')}\r\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\" }} >\r\n Charlie's Presentation\r\n .\r\n
\r\n
\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n
\r\n
Contact Information
\r\n
\r\n Please contact me at:\r\n
DeaconJohnBeagan@gmail.com\r\n
if you have any questions or feedback.\r\n
God bless!\r\n
\r\n Deacon John Beagan\r\n
\r\n
\r\n Serving Sacred Heart & Saint Patrick parishes in Watertown, MA\r\n
\r\n
\r\n Archdiocese of Boston\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n\r\n
\r\n \r\n );\r\n}\r\n\r\nexport default Main;\r\n","import React from 'react';\r\nimport './share.scss';\r\nimport {TwitterShareButton, TwitterIcon, EmailShareButton, EmailIcon, FacebookShareButton, FacebookIcon } from 'react-share';\r\n\r\nfunction ShareSalvation() {\r\n\r\n return (\r\n
\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n
Share this article with those who care.\r\n
\r\n )\r\n\r\n}\r\n\r\nexport default ShareSalvation;\r\n","import React, { useEffect } from 'react';\nimport ReactGA from 'react-ga4';\nimport { Container, Image, Card } from 'react-bootstrap'\nimport {Helmet} from \"react-helmet\";\nimport './app.scss';\nimport salvation from './images/Salvation-Church-in-Crisis.jpg';\nimport Share from './ShareSalvation';\nimport word from './docs/Salvation - Church in Crisis.docx';\nimport pdf from './docs/Salvation - Church in Crisis.pdf';\nimport youtube from './images/youtube_icon.png';\n\n\nfunction Salvation() {\n\n useEffect(() => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.initialize('G-P248LQSJST');\n }\n }, []);\n\n const gaTrack = (category, action) => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.event({ category, action })\n }\n }\n return (\n <>\n \n {/* \n To get SEO to work for other pages, e.g., salvation, \n must serve index.html page content from node server, e.g., a lambda,\n substituting og meta tags. This should work if direct link,\n but maybe not if react router. Though not sure latter matters.\n Too bad services don't wait for JS to alter meta tags.\n */}\n\n Salvation Crisis | Intentionally Catholic\n \n \n
\n
\n Salvation: Church in Crisis\n
\n
\n February 2021\n
\n
\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Salvation-Crisis-YouTube')}\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\n >\n \n (Watch)\n \n
\n
\n
\n
\n Download: \n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Salvation-Word')}\n >Word doc\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Salvation-Pdf')}\n >Pdf\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Salvation-GoogleDoc')}\n >Google doc\n
\n
\n\n
\n\n
\n\n
Introduction
\n

\n The Apostle Paul wrote Timothy, “Preach the word. Be urgent in season and out of season... For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching... [they] will turn away from listening to the truth... As for you, always be steady. Endure suffering. Do the work of an evangelist. Fulfill your ministry.” (2 Timothy 4:2-5)\n

\n

\n Given pandemic fears, economic stress, and political strife, it might seem a bad time to be concerned about people’s salvation and bringing them back to Jesus and his Church. But was there ever a good time or season for this? Was it a perfect time for the Apostles when they started to evangelize?\n

\n

\n Despite being “out of season,” Cardinal George Pell wrote about last things in\n the journal First Things (December 2020). In that opinion piece, Pell mentioned how he came to believe “nearly everyone would be saved.” Then recently, his view changed in an “unexpected way.” A newly ordained American bishop, taking a preparation course in Rome, asked, if there is no punishment and all are saved, then why should we bother being priests? [And why should Catholics practice their faith?] This prompted Cardinal Pell to revisit Jesus’ teachings at which he realized there was insufficient support for his optimism. Cardinal Pell concluded, “the failure to take seriously Jesus’ claim to judge everyone on the last day is at the heart of the crisis of faith and morals [i.e., the Church].” As a result, people are in crisis.\n

\n

\n There has been much online debate about the idea that it is very “reasonable to hope everyone is saved” as advocated, for instance, by Bishop Robert Barron. However, this optimistic view is challenged by some, like Professor Ralph Martin, who argue it is not reasonable given Jesus’ actual words and official Church teaching. This article seeks to dip below the theological debate and explore what is really underlying this “reasonable hope” and causing widespread presumption that everyone, or practically everyone, is saved despite the obvious meaning of Jesus’ words on hell, judgement and requirements for salvation. Then this piece will offer a more traditional view by reconsidering some of Jesus’ most dire teaching in light of God who is love, the crucifixion of his only beloved Son, and the intimate reality of heaven. Keep in mind that, fundamentally, this article is about believing all Jesus’ words, even his more difficult ones.\n

\n\n
An Underlying Feeling
\n

\n Beneath reasonable hope and widespread optimism is a common feeling among the baptized, teachers and laity, that just about everyone is good enough and will eventually enter heaven. This feeling flows from a deep belief that God simply loves everyone regardless of their faults. Occasionally, when caused to think for a moment, this belief is supported by a quick intuitive calculation that if God is love, then he cannot deny salvation to people who are basically “good in our eyes” just because they did not live up to all Jesus’ words – for instance, those who are kind and generous, but did not care to know Jesus. Some of whom, incidentally, might be friends or loved ones who are dear to our own hearts. Consequently, the obvious meaning of Jesus’ dire words cannot be true. This is why people do not want to face all his words, and why most teachers of the faith will skip over or water them down. To put it another way, Jesus’ clear words about what is required for heaven are incongruous with what we feel is right and just.\n

\n

\n But could this be a situation where we are “thinking [and feeling] not as God does, but as human beings do”? (Matthew 16:23b)\n

\n

\n Now of course, God loves everyone infinitely more than the most perfect father on earth. The issue is, though, as with fallen angels, will people choose to love God?\n

\n\n
Jesus’ Difficult Words
\n

\n Recall some of Jesus’ most difficult words. On the existence of hell, Jesus was clear. He referred to “the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels.” (Matthew 25:41) As to the permanence of damnation, Jesus called it “eternal punishment” (Matthew 25:46) and a place where the “worm does not die.” (Mark 9:48)\n

\n

\n About the possibility of damnation, Jesus said “do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul; rather fear him who can destroy both soul and body in hell.” (Matthew 10:28) “Enter by the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the way is easy, that leads to destruction, and those who enter by it are many. For the gate is narrow and the way is hard, that leads to life, and those who find it are few.” (Matthew 7:13-14)\n

\n

\n As for who might not enter heaven, Jesus singled out the religious leaders of his faith who were hypocrites, cared more about their own position than the needs of their people, and misled followers by their example. (Matthew 23:1-33) During the last judgement scene, he said those who ignore people’s basic needs, like food, water, clothing, and shelter, will be sent into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels. (Matthew 25:41-43) He also listed things that defile a person and come out of his heart, e.g., evil thoughts, murder, adultery, fornication, theft, false witness, and slander. (Matthew 15:19-20a) Saint Paul used a similar but longer list, then added, “I warn you, as I warned you before, that those who do such things will not inherit the kingdom of God.” (Galatians 5:19-21)\n

\n

\n Jesus spoke of other judgement scenes as well, where many are not let into heaven. For instance, “many will come to the door and say, ‘Lord let us in.’ But I will say, ‘I do not know... you...’” (Luke 13:24-28) Or, a man gave a great dinner, but those he invited had various excuses and did not come. Jesus concluded, “none of those who were invited will taste my dinner.” (Luke 14:16-24) And for half the virgins who were not prepared and present when the Lord arrived, the door was locked. (Matthew 25:10-12)\n

\n

\n Elsewhere, Jesus was very clear about what is required. “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.” (Matthew 7:21) “He who does not obey the Son will not see life, but the wrath of God is upon him.” (John 3:36b) “He who does not believe is condemned already.” (John 3:18b) “Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you.” (John 6:53)\n

\n\n
Visions & Apparition at Fatima
\n

\n Now, it has not only been Jesus, his disciples and official Church teaching that have warned us about the existence of hell and the reality of judgment, but we have been reminded throughout history by visions given to Saints and apparitions of our Heavenly Mother. Saints such as Catherine of Siena, Teresa of Avila, and John Bosco have had such visions. Saint Catherine, a doctor of the Church, described four ceaseless sufferings of hell: never being able to see God, profound regret, always able to see the ugliness of Satan, and burning in an eternal fire tailored to our sins.\n

\n

\n A most striking account happened during the July apparition of Our Lady to the three children at Fatima. They were only 7, 9 and 10 years old when she showed them a vision of hell. Afterwards, Our Lady said, “You have seen hell where the souls of poor sinners go. To save them God wishes to establish in the world devotion to my immaculate heart. If what I say to you is done, many souls will be saved and there will be peace.” Then she taught them a prayer to be said after every decade of the Rosary, “Oh my Jesus, forgive us our sins and save us from the fires of hell. Lead all souls to Heaven, especially those in most need of your mercy.” If our Holy Mother showed children hell, then shouldn’t we pay attention?\n

\n

\n Also surprising was some of our Lord’s visions to Saint Faustina. She received revelations from Jesus, in Poland prior to World War II, which emphasized his merciful love. As a result of these private revelations, the Church celebrates the Sunday after Easter as Divine Mercy Sunday. But Faustina, too, was given a vision of hell. Then at the end of this vision she wrote, “I am writing this at the command of God, so that no soul may find an excuse by saying there is no hell, or that nobody has ever been there and so no one can say what it is like.” (Diary, 741)\n

\n

\n In another vision, reminiscent of Jesus’ depiction of the broad way chosen by many that leads to destruction (Matthew 7:13-14), Saint Faustina of the Divine Mercy saw two roads. The broad one was covered with flowers and full of joy, music, and pleasures. Countless people walked on it, then at the end, fell into the abyss of hell. The other was a narrow path strewn with rocks and thorns. People on it suffered and had tears in their eyes. However, at the end, there was a magnificent garden full of happiness. Upon reaching the garden, they forgot all their suffering. (Diary, 153)\n

\n

\n When we start applying these words to ourselves, and to others we know and love, these teachings are almost impossible to accept at a gut level. They are too terrifying, too permanent, and seem disproportionately unjust and unfair.\n

\n\n
A Traditional View
\n

\n Nevertheless, though unsettling, consider a traditional view of salvation that is contrary to popular sentiment, accepts the accuracy of Jesus’ words, and is based on how much God loves us, the crucifixion of his only beloved Son, and the intimate reality of heaven.\n

\n

\n “For God so loved the world that he gave his only son...” (John 3:16a) Consider how God the Father felt as he watched his son getting tortured and crucified for hours; and as He saw his son’s mother, crushed by grief. Now, how does God the Father feel as many busy people neglect and forget Jesus?\n

\n

\n Recall, too, what God has offered mankind. Jesus prayed, “Father, as you are in me and I am in you, may they be one in us.” (John 17:21) That is, heaven is intimate communion with the Holy Trinity, God in us and us in God, “partakers of [His] divine nature.” (2 Peter 1:4b) Consequently, how can people expect to jump into loving intimacy with God, having never spent time getting to know Him? Indeed, having no interest in Him and living their lives as if God did not exist, or Jesus was never born.\n

\n

\n Remember, also, how Jesus summed up all the laws of God. He taught, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment.” (Matthew 22:37-38) But how can people be obeying the great and first commandment without having a personal relationship with Jesus and listening to his words? When they pass churches daily without going in? When seeing a crucifix or cross does not cause them to pause and reconsider? When they ignore that loving relative or friend who regularly practices his faith and never question him about it?\n

\n

\n Moreover, when people do not know Jesus, and their moral conscience has not been formed by the Church, how frequently will they seriously offend God by believing what is bad is good, and what is good is bad? This sad plight is recognized by the Church. “Very often, deceived by the Evil One, men have become vain in their reasonings, have exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and served the world rather than the Creator.” (Lumen Gentium 16) What a frightening situation for the world as well as their salvation!\n

\n

\n When God in a sense “visits” his people and provides opportunities to believe, and they fail to respond, punishment can be severe. Remember when Jesus sent out his Apostles to the lost sheep of Israel saying, “if they will not listen to your words, shake the dust off your feet when you leave them. It will be more tolerable on the day of judgement for Sodom and Gomorrah than for that town.” (Matthew 10:14-15) Or when Jesus said, “O Jerusalem… how often would I have gathered your children together as a hen gathers her brood under her wings, and you would not!” (Matthew 23:37) Then when Jesus drew near Jerusalem, he wept over her and lamented, “for the days will come... when you and your children will be [destroyed] because you did not know the time of your visitation.” (Luke 19:41-44) Finally, when Jesus commissioned his Apostles he said, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to the whole creation. He who believes and is baptized will be saved; but he who does not believe will be condemned.” (Mark 16:15-16) In a variety of ways, God has visited his people and given them chances to reconsider, but they did not want a loving relationship with Him.\n

\n

\n In “Who Can Be Saved?” (First Things 2008),\n Jesuit Cardinal Avery Dulles wrote, “Some, perhaps many, resist the grace of God and reject the signs given to them. They are not on the road to salvation at all. In such cases, the fault is not God’s but theirs. The references to future punishment in the Gospels cannot be written off as empty threats. As Paul says, God is not mocked (Galatians 6:7).” The Church teaches, “If [Catholics] fail to respond in thought, word and deed to grace, not only will they not be saved, but they will be judged more severely.” (Lumen Gentium 14)\n

\n

\n On the critical possibility of losing salvation, many were lulled to sleep in recent decades, and have not woken up.\n

\n\n
On Culpability
\n

\n Now one might ask, are there mitigating circumstances that can diminish culpability for those not practicing the faith? Of course, there are many, like having unconcerned preachers and teachers, scandals, being raised in difficult circumstances, and so forth. This is why only God can judge – “Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do.” (Luke 23:34)\n

\n

\n Importantly, this uninformed situation can provide some hope when a loved one passes to God who has not known Jesus through little fault of his own. It is especially true when the deceased’s loved ones are praying for God’s mercy. The problem, however, is when nearly everyone presumes upon this mercy and fails to pray.\n

\n\n
Preachers & Teachers
\n

\n Another question is, why have so many preachers and teachers of the faith avoided, or explained away, Jesus’ dire teaching? First and foremost is probably the common human feeling that almost everyone is saved, which is supported by modern theologians. But there are other factors, too, such as a shortage of Catholic priests and the necessary time to hear individual confessions. Also, clergy are not free to speak plainly to their people, even if lovingly and carefully done, without risk of repercussion – people in the pews will not hesitate to complain to central office which can bring down chastisement from the bishop and his subordinates. In addition, life is much more pleasant if one can be kind all the time without having to upset people or engage in conflict. Likewise, paid lay teachers and ministries face similar circumstances, and risk being fired or never hired if they promote all God’s words.\n

\n

\n This brings to mind two examples. In his latest book “A Church in Crisis – Pathways Forward,” Professor Ralph Martin described what happened after he published “A Crisis of Truth” many years ago. Martin wrote, “While there was strong support for the message, there was also strong opposition. Speaking invitations were mysteriously rescinded. Some people awkwardly told me that they would like me to deliver this message in their dioceses but that they couldn’t invite me. In at least three dioceses that I know of, a blanket ban on my speaking was communicated to diocesan officials and lay leaders by the bishop.”\n

\n

\n In another case, an excellent Catholic teacher wrote a book on the topic of salvation. During his lecture series on it, he downplayed the issue of hell by lightheartedly referring to a view of salvation as “fire insurance.” Then, seventy percent into his lecture series, he started to talk about the reality of hell more seriously. At this point, however, he admitted that he came close to not discussing hell at all.\n

\n

\n I cannot say what the teacher’s ambivalence was concerning the topic of hell. But I will add that some preachers and teachers tactically believe it is more fruitful to keep things peaceful and friendly for their flock. However, if an urgent case for salvation is not periodically presented to those in the pews, they will never be motivated enough to pursue fallen away loved ones. As with the single talent, we cannot bury any of God’s words. (MT 25:14-30) Recall the Lord to Ezekiel – if you do not warn the wicked man, his blood I will require at your hand. But if you do warn him, you will have saved your life. (Ezekiel 3:17-21, 33:6) Remember also how James warned that teachers will be judged more strictly. (James 3:1)\n

\n\n
Conclusion
\n

\n In conclusion, the demise of the Church is caused by widespread disbelief in Jesus’ words and the related presumption everyone is saved. If we continue to fail to reach out and help people believe all God’s words, then Jesus’ future concern might be prophetic – “When the Son of Man returns will he find faith on earth?” (Luke 18:8) Our rapidly shrinking Church desperately needs courageous ministers and followers who care about salvation and are willing to make sacrifices to help people understand, believe, and be ensured of eternal life.\n

\n\n \n\n
\n\n
\n
Contact Information
\n
\n Please contact me at:\n
DeaconJohnBeagan@gmail.com\n
if you have any questions or feedback.\n
God bless!\n
\n Deacon John Beagan\n
\n
\n Serving Sacred Heart & Saint Patrick parishes in Watertown, MA\n
\n
\n Archdiocese of Boston\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n );\n}\n\nexport default Salvation;\n","import React from 'react';\r\nimport './share.scss';\r\nimport {TwitterShareButton, TwitterIcon, EmailShareButton, EmailIcon, FacebookShareButton, FacebookIcon } from 'react-share';\r\n\r\nfunction ShareSalvation() {\r\n\r\n return (\r\n
\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n
Share this site with kindred clergy.\r\n
\r\n )\r\n\r\n}\r\n\r\nexport default ShareSalvation;\r\n","import React, { useEffect } from 'react';\nimport ReactGA from 'react-ga4';\nimport {Helmet} from \"react-helmet\";\nimport { Image } from 'react-bootstrap'\nimport './app.scss';\nimport clergy from './images/white.jpg';\nimport Share from './ShareClergy';\nimport bishopdoc from './docs/Bishop Letter.docx';\nimport bishoppdf from './docs/Bishop Letter.pdf';\nimport worddoc1 from './docs/Mailing-Clergy-FIRST-LETTER.docx';\nimport pdfdoc1 from './docs/Mailing-Clergy-FIRST-LETTER.pdf';\nimport worddoc2 from './docs/Mailing-Clergy-SALVATION.docx';\nimport pdfdoc2 from './docs/Mailing-Clergy-SALVATION.pdf';\nimport worddoc3 from './docs/Mailing-Clergy-CAMPAIGN.docx';\nimport pdfdoc3 from './docs/Mailing-Clergy-CAMPAIGN.pdf';\nimport wordVideoScript from './docs/Video-Script.docx';\nimport pdfVideoScript from './docs/Video-Script.pdf';\nimport wordVideoNotes from './docs/Video-Homily-Notes.docx';\nimport pdfVideoNotes from './docs/Video-Homily-Notes.pdf';\nimport fromSomeone from './images/From Someone Who Loves You.jpg';\nimport addressSide from './images/AddressSide2.jpg';\nimport messageSide from './images/MessageSide2.jpg';\nimport addressArmy from './images/Army Address Clergy.jpg';\nimport messageArmy from './images/Army Message Clergy.jpg';\n\n\nfunction Clergy() {\n\n useEffect(() => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.initialize('G-P248LQSJST');\n }\n }, []);\n\n const gaTrack = (category, action) => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.event({ category, action })\n }\n }\n\n return (\n <>\n \n Clergy Mission | Intentionally Catholic\n \n \n
\n
\n Clergy\n
\n
\n\n
\n\n
\n
The Mission
\n
\n Banding together with kindred spirits\n who believe all God's words and\n want to share in Christ's saving mission.\n
\n\n
Sent to Bishops
\n
\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Bishops-Word')}\n >Word doc\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Bishops-Pdf')}\n >Pdf\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Bishops-GoogleDoc')}\n >Google doc\n
\n\n
Sent to Pastors
\n
\n 1st mailing (one page)\n
\n
\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Mailing-Clergy-1-Word')}\n >Word doc\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Mailing-Clergy-1-Pdf')}\n >Pdf\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Mailing-Clergy-1-GoogleDoc')}\n >Google doc\n
\n\n
\n 2nd mailing (five pages)\n
\n
\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Mailing-Clergy-2-Word')}\n >Word doc\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Mailing-Clergy-2-Pdf')}\n >Pdf\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Mailing-Clergy-2-GoogleDoc')}\n >Google doc\n
\n\n
\n 3rd mailing (three pages)\n
\n
\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Mailing-Clergy-3-Word')}\n >Word doc\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Mailing-Clergy-3-Pdf')}\n >Pdf\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Mailing-Clergy-3-GoogleDoc')}\n >Google doc\n
\n\n
Sent to Bishops, Pastors, and Priests
\n
\n Address and message side of postcard.\n
\n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n\n\n\n
\n\n
\n
A Parish Campaign
\n
\n “It Makes Sense to Believe”\n
\n
\n So all parishioners will hear a case for Christ and His Church —\n over 12 weeks, use part of homily to preach on a video segment from book. Email\n video ahead to prepare for coming weekend. Spreading the case over weeks\n will help it sink in. See videos and highlights for homilies below. Consider\n launching this campaign in early January, on Divine Mercy Sunday, or in September!\n
\n\n
12 Video Segments
\n
\n\n {/* 1 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-01-should-we')}\n >\n 1-Should We Care?\n \n (9 min), \n\n {/* 2 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-02-truth')}\n >\n 2-Importance of Truth\n \n (3 min), \n\n {/* 3 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-03-is-god-dead')}\n >\n 3-Is God Dead?\n \n (3 min), \n\n {/* 4 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-04-reveal')}\n >\n 4-Did God Reveal Himself?\n \n (11 min), \n\n {/* 5 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-05-Love')}\n style={{ fontWeight: \"bold\", fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\n >\n 5-Love\n \n (5 min), \n\n {/* 6 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-06-evidence')}\n >\n 6-Evidence\n \n (4 min), \n\n {/* 7 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-07-Evil')}\n style={{ fontWeight: \"bold\", fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\n >\n 7-Evil\n \n (20 min), \n\n {/* 8 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-08-suffering-death')}\n >\n 8-Suffering & Death\n \n (9 min), \n\n {/* 9 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-09-little-faith')}\n >\n 9-A Little Faith Is Needed\n \n (8 min), \n\n {/* 10 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-10-sex')}\n >\n 10-Sex, Sin & Scandal\n \n (7 min), \n\n {/* 11 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-11-women')}\n >\n 11-Women's Ordination\n \n (5 min), \n\n {/* 12 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-12-making-it')}\n >\n 12-Making It into Heaven\n \n (9 min) \n\n
\n\n
Segment Highlights for Homilies
\n
\n

Ideally, the preacher will have read the book and watched the video segment. But \n to save time, I prepared these highlights. Each segment takes about 2 to 4 minutes to read. \n Please note, the second and third segments were combined into one week because they're short.

\n
\n
\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Clergy-VideoNotes-Word')}\n >Word doc\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Clergy-VideoNotes-Pdf')}\n >Pdf\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Clergy-VideoNotes-GoogleDoc')}\n >Google doc\n
\n\n
Video Script
\n
\n The video script is available for download, e.g., for copy/paste.\n Also, book manuscripts are likewise available on book websites\n (see gaTrack('Resources', 'clergy-script-IntentionallyCatholicLink')}\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\", fontWeight: \"400\" }}>\n main page\n ). \n
\n
\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Clergy-VideoScript-Word')}\n >Word doc\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Clergy-VideoScript-Pdf')}\n >Pdf\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Clergy-VideoScript-GoogleDoc')}\n >Google doc\n
\n\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n From Someone Who Loves You\n
\n
\n This video can be sent to parishioners to share with fallen-away\n loved ones so they might consider the book's simple case for the faith\n and come to Mass.\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'FromSomeone-Clergy')}\n >\n \n \n
(11 minutes)
\n
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n Salvation: Church in Crisis\n
\n
\n This article refers to a recent column (December 2020) by\n Cardinal George Pell and to an earlier one by Cardinal\n Avery Dulles. It explores what underlies the widespread\n presumption that almost everyone makes it to heaven\n despite the obvious meaning of Jesus' words. Then it reconsiders\n Jesus' difficult teaching in light of God who is love, the\n crucifixion of his only beloved son, and the intimate reality of heaven.\n The article can be read, downloaded, or watched on\n YouTube.\n
\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'GotoSalvation-Clergy')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n Goto Salvation\n \n \n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n Intentionally Catholic\n
\n
\n Resources for clergy and laity to shore up the faith \n of parishioners and help pass the faith on to loved ones.\n
\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Intentionally-Clergy')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n Goto Main Page\n \n \n
\n
\n
\n\n \n\n\n
\n
Contact Information
\n
\n Please contact me at:\n
DeaconJohnBeagan@gmail.com\n
if you have any questions or feedback.\n
God bless!\n
\n Deacon John Beagan\n
\n
\n Serving Sacred Heart & Saint Patrick parishes in Watertown, MA\n
\n
\n Archdiocese of Boston\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n );\n}\n\nexport default Clergy;\n","import React from 'react';\r\nimport './share.scss';\r\nimport {TwitterShareButton, TwitterIcon, EmailShareButton, EmailIcon, FacebookShareButton, FacebookIcon } from 'react-share';\r\n\r\nfunction ShareCrisis() {\r\n\r\n return (\r\n
\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n
Share this page with those who care.\r\n
\r\n )\r\n\r\n}\r\n\r\nexport default ShareCrisis;\r\n","import React, { useEffect } from 'react';\nimport ReactGA from 'react-ga4';\nimport {Helmet} from \"react-helmet\";\nimport { Image } from 'react-bootstrap'\nimport './app.scss';\nimport crisis from './images/golf-crisis-web.jpg';\nimport Share from './ShareCrisis';\nimport crisisYouTube from './images/golf-youtube.jpg';\nimport youtube from './images/youtube_icon.png';\nimport fromSomeone from './images/From Someone Who Loves You.jpg';\nimport itMakesSense from './images/It Makes Sense.jpg';\n\nfunction Crisis() {\n\n useEffect(() => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.initialize('G-P248LQSJST');\n }\n }, []);\n\n const gaTrack = (category, action) => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.event({ category, action })\n }\n }\n\n return (\n <>\n \n Crisis | Intentionally Catholic\n \n \n\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n Two Disturbing Images\n
\n
\n
\n As a deacon in town where I grew up and raised my children, I am uncomfortable\n watching families and generations drift away from church and forget Jesus. \n Two images express why.\n
\n\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Crisis-Video')}\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\n >\n \n (Watch)\n \n
(2 min)
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n Salvation: Church in Crisis\n
\n
\n This article refers to a recent column (December 2020) by \n Cardinal George Pell and to an earlier one by Cardinal \n Avery Dulles. It explores what underlies the widespread \n presumption that almost everyone makes it to heaven \n despite the obvious meaning of Jesus' words. Then it reconsiders \n Jesus' difficult teaching in light of God who is love, the \n crucifixion of his only beloved son, and the intimate reality of heaven.\n The article can be read, downloaded, or watched on \n YouTube. \n
\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'GotoSalvation-Crisis')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n Goto Salvation\n \n \n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
For Those You Love
\n
\n This video is an invitation to send to fallen-away loved ones \n so they might consider the book's simple case for the faith \n and come to Mass. \n
\n\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'FromSomeone-Crisis')}\n >\n \n \n
(11 minutes)
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n It Makes Sense to Believe\n
\n \n
\n\n
\n
\n Intentionally Catholic\n
\n
\n Resources for clergy and laity to shore up the faith \n of parishioners and help pass the faith on to loved ones.\n
\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Intentionally-Crisis')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n Goto Main Page\n \n \n
\n
\n
\n\n\n \n\n\n
\n
Contact Information
\n
\n Please contact me at:\n
DeaconJohnBeagan@gmail.com\n
if you have any questions or feedback.\n
God bless!\n
\n Deacon John Beagan\n
\n
\n Serving Sacred Heart & Saint Patrick parishes in Watertown, MA\n
\n
\n Archdiocese of Boston\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n );\n}\n\nexport default Crisis;\n","import React from 'react';\r\nimport './share.scss';\r\nimport {TwitterShareButton, TwitterIcon, EmailShareButton, EmailIcon, FacebookShareButton, FacebookIcon } from 'react-share';\r\n\r\nfunction ShareGeneric(props) {\r\n /*\r\n props.url, e.g., https://intentionallycatholic.com/Army\r\n props.title\r\n props.subject\r\n props.body\r\n props.caption, e.g., Share this article with those who care.\r\n */\r\n\r\n return (\r\n
\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n
{props.caption}\r\n
\r\n )\r\n\r\n}\r\n\r\nexport default ShareGeneric;\r\n","import React, { useEffect } from 'react';\nimport ReactGA from 'react-ga4';\nimport { Container, Image, Card } from 'react-bootstrap'\nimport {Helmet} from \"react-helmet\";\nimport './app.scss';\nimport salvation from './images/army.jpg';\nimport Share from './ShareGeneric';\nimport word from './docs/Army in the Pews.docx';\nimport pdf from './docs/Army in the Pews.pdf';\nimport youtube from './images/youtube_icon.png';\n\n\nfunction Army() {\n\n useEffect(() => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.initialize('G-P248LQSJST');\n }\n }, []);\n\n const gaTrack = (category, action) => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.event({ category, action })\n }\n }\n return (\n <>\n \n {/* \n To get SEO to work for other pages, e.g., salvation, \n must serve index.html page content from node server, e.g., a lambda,\n substituting og meta tags. This should work if direct link,\n but maybe not if react router. Though not sure latter matters.\n Too bad services don't wait for JS to alter meta tags.\n */}\n Army in the Pews | Intentionally Catholic\n \n \n
\n
\n Army in the Pews\n
\n
\n May 2022\n
\n
\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Army-YouTube')}\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\n >\n \n (Listen)\n \n
\n
\n
\n
\n Download: \n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Army-Word')}\n >Word doc\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Army-Pdf')}\n >Pdf\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Army-GoogleDoc')}\n >Google doc\n
\n
\n\n
\n\n
\n

\n\n

\n An important story about a passing opportunity to bring fallen-away Catholics back to church.\n

\n\n

\n Every week during World War II, many thousands of Catholics flocked to Mission Church (Our Lady of Perpetual Help) in Boston to pray for loved ones and an end to the war. Now suppose the Russian invasion of Ukraine escalates enough to pull NATO into the fight, then causes the use of tactical nuclear weapons, which finally triggers the launch of strategic nuclear weapons, how many baptized Catholics will know enough to go to church, fall on their knees, and pray for God’s intervention as global catastrophe mushrooms? Probably not many when compared to the old days given the decline in Mass attendance since the last world war. Even so, recognizing our Church’s deteriorating condition in the U.S., and assuming the Lord gives us more time, can we reverse the downward spiral and bring many baptized Catholics back?\n

\n\n

\n There is one word that comes up in Catholic conversation which irritates me every time I hear it. And the word is “remnant.” It frustrates me even though it might very well become true. In fact, many Catholic leaders already seem resigned to becoming a numerically small church. However, this does not have to be our destiny.\n

\n\n

\n Every weekend I see hundreds of healthy confirmed Catholics at Mass. Multiply this by thousands of U.S. parishes and we have a large army of let’s say two million able bodied Catholics, albeit mostly sitting on their bottoms waiting to be roused and led. I don’t think I will ever be able to settle for a remnant, when so many Catholics are on the bench.\n

\n\n

\n That said, however, given my recent mission experience, and without a change in tactics, U.S. Catholics will become a mere remnant. This will happen as my baby-boom generation and older Gen-X’s pass to the Lord in the next 30 years, and as many Latin American immigrants are assimilated and deceived by our progressive and materialistic culture’s empty promises. Consequently, caring courageous Catholics must act now to combat our decline and bring the fallen-away home.\n

\n\n

\n The roots of my mission started growing decades ago upon discovering EWTN, Scot Hahn, and the new Catechism. At that time, I was compelled to revisit my faith by the horrific reality of partial birth abortion, and “good Catholic” legislators – friends of mine – who supported abortion without restrictions. Then, as I studied my faith in earnest, I was surprised to notice how much sense God’s words made. They all fit together like pieces in a puzzle or notes in a symphony. That is, it made sense to believe as our Church officially does! Excited by this, I tried year after year to share my understanding with teenagers in faith formation, using video, etc. After a lack of success, my attention turned to their parents and grownups, and I entered diaconate formation.\n

\n\n

\n Later, as a deacon at Mass, I watched spaces growing in the pews and became increasingly concerned about Catholics drifting away, neglecting and forgetting Jesus, and failing to pass the faith on to children and grandchildren. Will their babies ever be baptized? And, for those who fell away, what will that moment be like when it is time to stand before God, the Father of Jesus crucified? So, I started monitoring contemporary ideas in evangelization from Rebuilt to Bishop Barron. Eventually, I saw two largely unaddressed problems.\n

\n\n

\n First, according to Pew Research, “Leaving Catholicism” (2009), 65% became unaffiliated because they “stopped believing.” Furthermore, a professional study in my parish (before Covid) revealed that only 1/6 of our active parishioners “strongly believe” what the Church teaches on faith and morals – a situation that severely undermines enthusiasm. Evidence such as this firmly indicated that the overarching problem in our Church is primarily a crisis of faith. Of course, this was confirmed in a 2019 Pew report that showed 1/3 of those regularly going to Mass did not believe in the real presence of Jesus.\n

\n\n

\n The other largely ignored problem was an apparent disregard for the obvious meaning of Jesus’ words concerning requirements for salvation and that “many” might not make it to heaven. In the December 2020 issue of First Things, Cardinal George Pell explained how he revisited Jesus’ words and realized there was insufficient support for his optimism that nearly everyone would be saved. Then he concluded, “the failure to take seriously Jesus’ claim to judge everyone on the last day is at the heart of the crisis of faith and morals.”\n

\n\n

\n To address this lack of belief and lethargy, I created a long multi-media presentation, two 90-minute sessions, entitled, “We Can Believe;” put them on YouTube; and sent flyers to 40 nearby parishes (pastors and faith formation directors) offering free presentations and discussion. Only one pastor, who was a friend of mine, accepted the offer. My brother, who did not practice the faith, came to both sessions, and took it to heart. Later, I turned the script into a short book endorsed by Ralph Martin and made the video more concise.\n

\n\n

\n I was convinced, if we do not focus and intentionally help people in the pews to “strongly believe” all God’s words and invisible realities, then we will continue to shrink until we become a very small remnant. This will happen despite all other best efforts because most people are naturally preoccupied with things they want and must do, and do not believe church is necessary.\n

\n\n

\n To put it another way, if we cannot rely on God’s words, and everyone goes to heaven, then why practice the faith? Accordingly, attending Mass and receiving the Sacraments are not essential. It is like, to use a battlefield image, Catholic souls continuing to be struck down by machinegun crossfire from the Hill of Disbelief and the Hill of Everyone Is Saved.\n

\n\n

\n Incidentally, it is dubious that after 2000 years of worrying about people’s salvation, we finally got it right in my lifetime – that everyone likely goes to heaven, and hell is probably or almost empty – despite clear warnings from Jesus and his disciples about judgement and what is required for eternal life. For instance, how can someone expect to enter intimate communion with God having never spent time getting to know him, while having every opportunity to do so?\n

\n\n

\n Consequently, the body of my material is a brief simple case, based on evidence and common sense, for believing in God, his only beloved son Jesus, and the Church he historically established. It also deals with controversial issues, such as scandals and sexual morality, and our need for salvation. Everything is freely available online. (See IntentionallyCatholic.com.) \n

\n\n

\n I entitled this mission, “Help Loved Ones Believe.” To test for interest, I contacted a thousand bishops, pastors, and priests across the country citing Ralph Martin’s endorsement. I also wrote to a number of faithful Catholic ministries. Unfortunately, there were only some flickers of interest, like tossing lit candles in the night onto a dark pond. My goal was to find a couple of pastors or a bishop to try out this mission, shore up the faith of people in the pews, and inspire them to have conversations with loved ones and bring them back to church. Apparently, however, “helping people believe” and my concern for salvation did not resonate.\n

\n\n

\n Now, you might be thinking, “Oh, deacon. Your material must be terrible.” Granted, it’s not Word on Fire quality, but it’s also not that bad. Ralph Martin, who does not know me, said in an email after reviewing my book that he was “impressed with the clarity and soundness” of my writing. Others also weighed in on Amazon. One fellow from a Catholic men’s group wrote me a long thank you. And after my pastoral council handed out the book a year ago, various people came up to me later to say how much they liked it, such as a schoolteacher and an old Italian laborer.\n

\n\n

\n But getting a few people to read the book was not my aim. After all, if one men’s group member reads it or twenty parishioners do, what is that going to change? I figured the best place to shore up the faith of the greatest number of parishioners was at Mass. (Where else do we have the attention of all active Catholics?) So, I wrote letters and sent post cards to pastors and bishops, as mentioned above, recommending that my video, divided into twelve short segments, be sent out before the coming Sunday, one each week. Then use approximately 3 minutes before the closing prayer or during the homily to highlight this part of the case for believing. Spreading the case over twelve weeks could loosen the ground in many souls for receiving God’s words. Moreover, it could make the faithful feel more confident in encouraging loved ones to return to church — because it’s true and \n essential. (See IntentionallyCatholic.com/Believe.)\n

\n\n

\n Bishops and pastors were in the perfect position to rally their army in the pews and send them out to capture the hills of disbelief, presumption, unchastity, “many ladders to heaven,” and all other enemy territory. Regrettably, even though we’re on a definite path of demise, they continued to stay the course – like the steering wheel is stuck and brakes don’t work. \n

\n\n

\n It is unconscionable, for instance, that our confirmed teenagers and Catholic high school graduates will be sent into an increasingly secular and darker world without a clear simple case for why it makes sense to believe as a Catholic. Furthermore, the parents of children in religious education, some of whom do not come to Mass, need to understand a case like this, too. In fact, our primary focus should be helping parents grow in knowledge and love of God. After all, they are in the best position to pass the faith on to their children and make sure they keep it during adulthood. \n

\n\n

\n After reaching out to so many priests, bishops, and ministries, I am bewildered by their apparent lack of concern for salvation, and satisfaction with the flock they have while so many Catholics are falling away – losing six for every one convert (Pew – Landscape 2015), but probably worse after Covid. How can we simply carry on as if doubt and disbelief do not have to be addressed?\n

\n\n

\n Church leadership is missing a grand opportunity by not rousing an army in the pews. Consequently, the faithful cannot wait for leadership to change course, preach the fullness of truth, and help people believe the obvious meaning of all God’s words and invisible realities. Rather, each of us must spread the word, reach out to loved ones, show them how much sense our faith makes, and bring them back to church. That is, we must take salvation seriously, for this life and the next. Because if we do not care for our relatives and friends, then besides God, who will?\n

\n\n

\n This is the first in a trilogy of articles. The second is, “An Intuitive Case for Jesus’ Dire Words” which is based on how much God loves us, the crucifixion of is only beloved Son, and the intimate reality of heaven. Finally, the third article is, “Sharing with Loved Ones the Reasons for Our Hope,” to help us initiate conversations and bring Catholics back.\n

\n\n \n\n
\n\n
\n
Contact Information
\n
\n Please contact me at:\n
DeaconJohnBeagan@gmail.com\n
if you have any questions or feedback.\n
God bless!\n
\n Deacon John Beagan\n
\n
\n Serving Sacred Heart & Saint Patrick parishes in Watertown, MA\n
\n
\n Archdiocese of Boston\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n );\n}\n\nexport default Army;\n","import React, { useEffect } from 'react';\nimport ReactGA from 'react-ga4';\nimport { Container, Image, Card } from 'react-bootstrap'\nimport {Helmet} from \"react-helmet\";\nimport './app.scss';\nimport salvation from './images/Conversation.jpg';\nimport Share from './ShareGeneric';\nimport word from './docs/Sharing with Loved Ones the Reasons for Our Hope.docx';\nimport pdf from './docs/Sharing with Loved Ones the Reasons for Our Hope.pdf';\nimport youtube from './images/youtube_icon.png';\n\n\nfunction Sharing() {\n\n useEffect(() => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.initialize('G-P248LQSJST');\n }\n }, []);\n\n const gaTrack = (category, action) => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.event({ category, action })\n }\n }\n return (\n <>\n \n {/* \n To get SEO to work for other pages, e.g., salvation, \n must serve index.html page content from node server, e.g., a lambda,\n substituting og meta tags. This should work if direct link,\n but maybe not if react router. Though not sure latter matters.\n Too bad services don't wait for JS to alter meta tags.\n */}\n Reasons for Our Hope | Intentionally Catholic\n \n \n
\n
\n Sharing with Loved Ones the Reasons for Our Hope\n
\n
\n May 2022\n
\n
\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Reasons-YouTube')}\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\n >\n \n (Listen)\n \n
\n
\n
\n
\n Download: \n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Reasons-Word')}\n >Word doc\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Reasons-Pdf')}\n >Pdf\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Reasons-GoogleDoc')}\n >Google doc\n
\n
\n\n
\n\n
\n

\n\n

\n This brief article is all that’s needed to initiate conversations with loved ones to bring them back to church.\n

\n\n

\n Most of us have people we deeply care about who are not practicing the faith and getting to know and love Jesus. This subject is personal to me because I want all my loved ones prepared to stand before God, the Father of Jesus crucified, when the moment comes. Currently, I hope to bring two siblings and their families back to church; fortunately, we have good relationships. My wife is mostly on board, but there have been times when she has disagreed with the Church’s moral teaching or was frustrated by my attention to spiritual matters. Our three grown sons, thanks be to God, have strong faith and practice it. But this was not always the case.\n

\n\n

\n In my last article, “An Intuitive Case for Jesus' Dire Words,” I stressed why practicing our faith is essential for salvation, e.g., “the gate is narrow, and the way is hard, that leads to life, and those who find it are few.” (Matthew 7:14) In the article before that, “Army in the Pews,” I observed the most common reason for Catholics drifting away is doubt and disbelief, and that we in the pews need to help our fallen-away loved ones believe. In both articles, I described why we cannot depend on clergy to care about salvation and present the fullness of what Jesus and his disciples taught. Rather, it is up to each of us to know our faith, initiate conversations with those we love, and encourage them to return to church. If we do not act, then besides God, who will?\n

\n\n

\n To help prepare for these conversations, I have written this article based on my short book, Passing the Faith onto Loved Ones, which was endorsed by Ralph Martin. It contains a simple case for believing in God, Jesus, and the one Church he historically established. It also deals briefly with some major controversies and doubts. The manuscript is free to download; its narration is available on YouTube; and the book can be purchased inexpensively on Amazon. (See https://PassingTheFaithOntoLovedOnes.com.) \n

\n\n

\n Another helpful book is Return by Bandon Vogt. Return is a much more comprehensive resource, while my book focuses on the reasons why it makes most sense to believe as a Catholic vis-à-vis all other options.\n

\n\n

\n Before I present some highlights from my case to jumpstart conversations, please consider a couple of points. First, I assume we have good relationships with those we want to bring back, i.e., of love, trust, and mutual respect. Otherwise, it would be best to shore this up a bit if possible. I also assume they are in a satisfactory emotional state otherwise we should introduce them to the power of God and his readiness to help.\n

\n\n

\n Second, we cannot control what our grown children, siblings, and friends believe. God has given all of us the freedom to believe and love, or not. Therefore, we are not responsible for their choices. In fact, we are just one set of hands among many on the divine assembly line of their eternal lives.\n

\n\n

\n Whether we like it or not, the drama of salvation is thrilling. As God, his angels, and Saints are everywhere on earth, so the devil and his minions are in our homes, churches, seminaries, communities, and wilderness – that we might have choices to love like God or not. When time is up, the reward for persevering in faith is intimate familial union with the Holy Trinity, truly children of God, forever.\n

\n\n\n
The Case
\n\n

\n Relying on evidence and common sense, this case emphasizes what is most likely true. Since we are dealing with invisible realities, and God is preserving our freedom to choose, this is not an ironclad proof as in one plus one equals two. Yet, when the entire case is considered, and a multitude of other reasons not presented here or in my book, I am convinced this is one of the clearest times to believe, next to standing beside Jesus during his many miracles and resurrection.\n

\n\n

\n When I’m meeting with parents preparing to have their children baptized, I prefer to have a faith conversation with them to see where they are at and bring them closer to Jesus and his Church. I do this by asking an orderly set of questions, listening to their response, then briefly sharing my understanding as needed. My goal is to get them to consider that Jesus and his Church might really be true. I will also try to get them to be concerned about standing before God, the Father of Jesus crucified, and not to be presumptuous. In a relatively safe and prosperous country, some people need a little healthy fear of the Lord.\n

\n\n

\n This approach is also good for initial conversations with loved ones, but we will likely have more opportunities to talk in coming years as well. The following eight questions and related notes should be sufficient to begin these discussions. We do not need a great amount of knowledge to get started, and we can research any important issues that arise using knowledgeable friends, Bible, Catechism, and Internet.\n

\n\n
Do You Believe in God?
\n\n

\n Or what do you believe happens when we die? Are you sure? Is there any evidence for this?\n

\n\n

\n Astronomers widely accept the Big Bang theory for the origin of the universe. 13.8 billion years ago, all space, matter, and time were condensed into a small point. Then it exploded and the universe began and expanded. \n

\n\n

\n Scientists, however, looking for the moment before the bang, see absolutely NOTHING – no space, no matter, and no time. This begs the question, where did the big bang come from? We can believe in an infinite number of universes, but there is no hard evidence for that. On the contrary, there is evidence for God.\n

\n\n\n
What Is the Evidence?
\n\n

\n Miracles, by their number and kind, are supernatural evidence that God exists, Jesus is his beloved son, and Catholicism is the true Church. Throughout the ages, there have been all kinds of miracles, such as, healings, bleeding hosts, incorrupt bodies, Jesus’ burial cloth (Shroud of Turin), Juan Diego’s tilma, and the “miracle of the sun” at Fatima. But one miracle should spark interest and is easy to research since the Internet has information and pictures regarding it. \n

\n\n

\n In 1939, Gemma Di Giorgi was born legally blind without pupils in her eyes. Nothing could be done. When she was seven, she was taken to see Padre Pio who miraculously cured her through the power of God. The fascinating thing was she still did not have pupils but could now see. Many Italian doctors examined her.\n

\n\n\n
Why Did God Make Us?
\n\n\n

\n Given the evidence, and supposing God exists, let us ask, “Why did God create this vast expanding universe with tiny short-lived people on the little planet earth?” The only explanation that makes sense, goes back to when Jesus said, “There is no greater love than to give one’s life for a friend. (John 15:13)\n

\n\n

\n Think about it. When a person gives his life, then he has given a hundred percent of himself. And no matter how tiny and short-lived that person is, a hundred percent is still a hundred percent. That complete selfless love is worth all creation. I cannot think of any other major religion that puts an emphasis on love as does Christianity and Judaism. In fact, the Gospel writer John states simply and plainly in his first letter that, “God is love.” (1 John 4:8,16)\n

\n\n\n\n
Why Does the God of Love Permit Evil?
\n\n

\n True love must be given freely; it cannot be programmed like a computer robot, nor coerced as in a master-slave relationship, nor conditioned as in Pavlov’s dog, and neither is it random. That said, though, how God creates people (and angels) with free will and still knows how each is going to use it, is a complete mystery. \n

\n\n

\n God’s invisibility and his revelation in words, e.g., Bible and Catechism, are important to our free will. Because if we could see that God was constantly paying attention to us… if we could look at the great joy of heaven whenever we wanted… if the punishment of hell were always visible… we would have to obey God, and thus lose our freedom to truly love. To put it another way, God is not terrorizing us to avoid evil with visions of hell, and God is not bribing us to do good with visions of heaven, rather God wants us to choose love freely, even if at great personal cost in this life – because God’s type of love is selfless.\n

\n\n\n
Why Does God Allow Suffering?
\n\n

\n This question became very important to me after I did my chaplaincy on a hospital cancer floor where patients ranged in age from 18 to 73. I needed to know how suffering was related to love.\n

\n\n

\n God allows suffering so we might choose to love like God. First, when people are suffering, they’re giving us the divine opportunity to sacrifice our time and resources to help them, as Jesus said, “You did it to me.” (Matthew 25:40) \n

\n\n

\n Second, when we are caused to suffer through no fault of our own, we have a divine opportunity to forgive. We might even have to forgive God because this is how He loves us – by the self-sacrifice of his only beloved son, and by forgiving our sins toward Him and neighbor. In fact, like Job and the martyrs, this type of love gives glory to God, because we are loving like Him.\n

\n\n
What About Church Scandals?
\n\n

\n From the time of Judas, the Church has always had, and always will have, sinners who commit major scandals – sexual, financial, etc. Jesus warned about this. He foresaw that the Church would have wolves in sheep’s clothing (cf. Matthew 7:15) and that weeds would grow with the wheat until the end of time when the weeds would be gathered and burned. (cf. Matthew 13:24-30) And about Judas, he said it would be better for him if he had never been born. (cf. Matthew 26:24) In the end, there is ultimate justice. \n

\n\n
What About Church Teaching on Sex?
\n\n

\n In the past 60 years the Church has found herself on the wrong side of some very popular cultural issues, especially sexual behavior. This includes, for instance, her prohibitions against pornography, masturbation, homosexual actions, sex outside of marriage, adultery, abortion, in-vitro fertilization, and artificial contraception.\n

\n\n

\n For a moment let us drop preconceived notions that this teaching erroneously comes from a group of white celibate men who hate sex and are out of touch with modern times. To the contrary, the Church actually holds the sexual act in the highest esteem. In the eyes of God and the Church, sex is holy. Let me say this again. Sexual union is a sacred act.\n

\n\n

\n When we think about it, it’s obvious. We were made in the image and likeness of God (Genesis 1:27)… our body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within (1 Corinthians 6:19)… and during the sexual act when circumstances are right, a child is conceived. In that moment, the mother, father and God create a child with a mind, body and soul, who will live forever. \n

\n\n

\n The Scripture verse that affected me most is where the prophet Malachi (2:15) said the Lord wants “Godly offspring” from marriage. That is, he wants holy children who grow to love God and neighbor more than oneself. This makes perfect sense. God, whose very nature is a loving family, wants us to generously conceive and raise holy children who will be united with him forever. God wants a HUGE LOVING FAMILY – and he asks us to help him create it.\n

\n\n\n
Why Does Practicing the Faith Matter?
\n\n

\n Jesus prayed, “Father, as you are in me and I am in you, may they be one in us.” (John 17:21) That is, entering heaven, being truly children of God, means sharing in His divinity, in intimate union with the Holy Trinity. Consequently, Jesus taught, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment.” (Matthew 22:37-38) He also said we must be perfect as our heavenly Father is perfect. (Matthew 5:48) \n

\n\n

\n But how can we expect this eternal loving union when we could care less and lived daily as if God did not exist, and Jesus was never born? When seeing a crucifix did not cause us to pause and reconsider? When without moral direction from the Church, we believed what is good is bad, and what is bad is good? \n

\n\n

\n To be assured of salvation, we must have an intimate relationship with Jesus through his Church.\n

\n\n
Conclusion
\n\n

\n As we grow in knowledge and love of God, we need to initiate conversations with loved ones who have drifted away. The questions and responses here should be enough to get started. Keep in mind, though, that God has given each of us the freedom to believe and love, or not. Moreover, since we have no control over other people’s decisions, we must pray regularly and fervently for those we care about most. In my family, I have literally seen God act in natural and supernatural ways. Even with this confidence, though, we must remain patient and steadfast in faith, hope, and love, and trust God to do what is best.\n

\n\n \n\n
\n\n
\n
Contact Information
\n
\n Please contact me at:\n
DeaconJohnBeagan@gmail.com\n
if you have any questions or feedback.\n
God bless!\n
\n Deacon John Beagan\n
\n
\n Serving Sacred Heart & Saint Patrick parishes in Watertown, MA\n
\n
\n Archdiocese of Boston\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n );\n}\n\nexport default Sharing;\n","import React, { useEffect } from 'react';\nimport ReactGA from 'react-ga4';\nimport { Container, Image, Card } from 'react-bootstrap'\nimport {Helmet} from \"react-helmet\";\nimport './app.scss';\nimport salvation from './images/Bible Verse.jpg';\nimport Share from './ShareGeneric';\nimport word from './docs/An Intuitive Case for Jesus Dire Words.docx';\nimport pdf from './docs/An Intuitive Case for Jesus Dire Words.pdf';\nimport youtube from './images/youtube_icon.png';\n\n\nfunction Dire() {\n\n useEffect(() => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.initialize('G-P248LQSJST');\n }\n }, []);\n\n const gaTrack = (category, action) => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.event({ category, action })\n }\n }\n return (\n <>\n \n {/* \n To get SEO to work for other pages, e.g., salvation, \n must serve index.html page content from node server, e.g., a lambda,\n substituting og meta tags. This should work if direct link,\n but maybe not if react router. Though not sure latter matters.\n Too bad services don't wait for JS to alter meta tags.\n */}\n An Intuitive Case | Intentionally Catholic\n \n \n
\n
\n An Intuitive Case for Jesus' Dire Words\n
\n
\n May 2022\n
\n
\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Dire-YouTube')}\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\n >\n \n (Listen)\n \n
\n
\n
\n
\n Download: \n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Dire-Word')}\n >Word doc\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Dire-Pdf')}\n >Pdf\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Dire-GoogleDoc')}\n >Google doc\n
\n
\n\n
\n\n
\n

\n\n

\n Contrary to popular “feelings,” this article considers \n the accuracy of Jesus' words in light of how much God loves us, \n the crucifixion of his only beloved son, and the intimate \n reality of heaven.\n

\n\n

\n Even deacons, priests, and bishops have loved ones who have drifted away from the faith and believe going to church is unnecessary, such as, grown children, siblings, parents, nieces, nephews, and best friends. But when we think about it, this is not surprising. What does strike me, however, is that clergy are not explicitly concerned about their loved ones’ salvation. It’s never discussed. No formal meetings about it. Rarely a conversation among clerical friends. It is as if everyone believes that, in the end, God will save everyone albeit probably after a stint in purgatory. \n Cardinal George Pell, though, had a recent change of heart on this. In the December 2020 issue of First Things, Cardinal Pell explained how he revisited Jesus’ words and realized there was insufficient support for his optimism that nearly everyone would be saved.\n

\n\n

\n The theological position that it is reasonable to hope everyone is saved and hell is empty became more popular in Catholic circles in the late 80’s and 90’s with Hans Urs von Balthasar’s book, Dare We Hope “That All Men Be Saved.” Ralph Martin, in his book, A Church in Crisis: Pathways Forward, summarized Balthasar’s theory that “it may be indeed virtually impossible that human beings can finally resist the grace of God.” (p.75) Then Martin added that theologians supporting Balthasar’s theory often include a statement like, “I cannot accept a God who would send anyone to hell.” (p.76) – a judgement based on one’s personal outlook and not God’s actual words.\n

\n\n

\n When the New Testament is quoted to make a case that everyone is saved, it will probably ignore the context or other verses on judgment and condemnation. However, all words in Sacred Scripture are God’s words and true. Hence, they must be understood in relation to each other. For instance, Paul wrote, “[Jesus’] righteousness leads to acquittal and life for all men.” (Romans 5:18b) But he also wrote, “I warn you, as I warned you before, that those who do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God.” (Galatians 5:21b) Official Church teaching for the past 2000 years carefully considers all God’s words and keeps them reconciled, like notes in a symphony. In fact, Sacred Scripture should be the soul of theology. (CCC 132) Therefore, in accord with Church teaching, this article intends to show that Jesus’ dire words make sense on an intuitive level, and thus should not be watered down or ignored, while also affirming merciful hope that comes through intercessory prayer.\n

\n\n
An Underlying Feeling
\n\n

\n Beneath the reasonable hope and widespread optimism that just about everyone is good enough and will eventually enter heaven is a common feeling among the baptized – preachers, teachers, and laity. This feeling flows from a deep belief that God is simply “love,” as popularly defined, and therefore cannot damn anyone. Occasionally, when caused to ponder for a moment, this belief is reinforced by a quick intuitive calculation that if God is love, then he cannot deny salvation to people who are basically “good in our eyes” just because they did not live up to all Jesus’ words – for instance, those who seem kind and generous but did not care to know Jesus. Some of whom, incidentally, might be friends and loved ones who are dear to our own hearts. Consequently, the obvious meaning of Jesus’ dire words cannot be true. This is why people do not want to face all his words, and why most teachers of the faith will skip over or water them down. To put it another way, Jesus’ clear words about what is required for heaven are incongruous with what we feel is right and just.\n

\n\n

\n But can this be a situation where we are “[feeling] not as God does, but as human beings do”? (Matthew 16:23b) Now of course, God loves everyone infinitely more than the most perfect father on earth. The issue is, as with fallen angels, will people choose to know and love God?\n

\n\n
Jesus’ Difficult Words, Fatima, and Saint Faustina
\n\n

\n In the Gospels, there are many instances where Jesus spoke clearly about the existence of hell, possibility of damnation, requirements for eternal life, and divine judgement. A few brief examples will suffice. In the final judgement scene, Jesus referred to “the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels.” (Matthew 25:41) About damnation, he said, “fear him who can destroy both soul and body in hell.” (Matthew 10:28) On requirements for salvation, we must do the will of his Father who is in heaven. (Matthew 7:21) “He who does not believe is condemned already.” (John 3:36b) For half the virgins who were not prepared when the Lord arrived, the door was locked. (Matthew 25:10-12)\n

\n\n

\n Remember when Our Lady appeared to the three children at Fatima. After one vision she said, “You have seen hell where the souls of poor sinners go.” And recall our Lord’s visions to Saint Faustina of the Divine Mercy. She, too, was given a vision of hell. (Diary 741) Reminiscent of Jesus’ warning, “the gate is narrow and the way is hard, that leads to life, and those who find it are few,” (Matthew 7:14) Faustina wrote about two roads. Countless people walked on the broad pleasurable one and fell into the abyss of hell, while others suffered on the narrow path until they reached a garden full of happiness. (Diary 153)\n

\n\n

\n When we start applying these dire words to ourselves, and to others we know and love, these teachings are almost impossible to accept on a gut level. They are too terrifying, too permanent, and seem disproportionately unjust and unfair.\n

\n\n
An Intuitive Case
\n\n

\n Nevertheless, though unsettling, consider a traditional view of salvation that is contrary to popular sentiment, accepts the accuracy of Jesus’ words, and is based on how much God loves us, the crucifixion of his only beloved Son, and the intimate reality of heaven.\n

\n\n

\n “For God so loved the world that he gave his only son...” (John 3:16a) Consider how God the Father felt as he watched his son getting tortured and crucified for hours; and as he saw his son’s mother, crushed by grief. Now, how does God the Father feel as many busy people neglect and forget Jesus? \n

\n\n

\n Consider also, what God has offered mankind. Jesus prayed, “Father, as you are in me and I am in you, may they be one in us.” (John 17:21) That is, heaven is intimate communion with the Holy Trinity, God in us and us in God, “partakers of [His] divine nature.” (2 Peter 1:4b) Consequently, how can people expect to jump into loving intimacy with God, having never spent time getting to know him? Indeed, having no interest in him; and living their lives as if God did not exist and Jesus was never born.\n

\n\n

\n Remember as well, how Jesus summed up all the laws of God. He taught, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment.” (Matthew 22:37-38) But how can people be obeying the great and first commandment without having a personal relationship with Jesus and listening to his words? When they pass churches daily without going in? When seeing a crucifix or cross does not cause them to pause and reconsider? When they ignore that loving relative or friend who regularly practices his faith and never question him about it?\n

\n\n

\n Moreover, when people do not know Jesus, and their moral conscience has not been formed by the Church, how frequently will they seriously offend God by believing what is bad is good, and what is good is bad? This sad plight is recognized by the Church. “Very often, deceived by the Evil One, men have become vain in their reasonings, have exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and served the world rather than the Creator.” (Lumen Gentium 16d) What a frightening situation for the world as well as their salvation!\n

\n\n

\n When God, in a sense, “visits” his people and provides opportunities to believe, and they fail to respond, punishment can be severe. Remember when Jesus sent his Apostles to the lost sheep of Israel saying, “If they will not listen to your words, shake the dust off your feet when you leave them. It will be more tolerable on the day of judgement for Sodom and Gomorrah than for that town.” (Matthew 10:14-15) Or when Jesus said, “O Jerusalem… how often would I have gathered your children together as a hen gathers her brood under her wings, and you would not!” (Matthew 23:37) Then when Jesus drew near Jerusalem, he wept over her and lamented, “for the days will come... when you and your children will be [destroyed] because you did not know the time of your visitation.” (Luke 19:41-44) Finally, when Jesus commissioned his Apostles he said, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to the whole creation. He who believes and is baptized will be saved; but he who does not believe will be condemned.” (Mark 16:15-16) In a variety of ways, God has visited his people and given them chances to reconsider, but they did not want a loving relationship with him.\n

\n\n

\n In “Who Can Be Saved?” (First Things 2008), Jesuit Cardinal Avery Dulles wrote, “Some, perhaps many, resist the grace of God and reject the signs given to them. They are not on the road to salvation at all. In such cases, the fault is not God’s but theirs. The references to future punishment in the Gospels cannot be written off as empty threats. As Paul says, God is not mocked (Galatians 6:7).” The Church teaches, “If [Catholics] fail to respond in thought, word and deed to grace, not only will they not be saved, but they will be judged more severely.” (Lumen Gentium 14b)\n

\n\n

\n On the critical possibility of losing salvation, many were lulled to sleep in recent decades, and have not woken up.\n

\n\n
Culpability & Hope
\n\n

\n Now one might ask, are there mitigating circumstances that can diminish culpability for those not practicing the faith? Of course, there are many, like having unconcerned preachers and teachers, scandals, being raised in difficult circumstances, emotional problems, addiction, and so forth. This is why only God can judge – “Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do.” (Luke 23:34)\n

\n\n

\n Importantly, this uninformed and detrimental situation can provide some hope when a loved one passes to God who has not known Jesus through little fault of his own. It is especially hopeful when the deceased’s loved ones are praying for God’s mercy. The problem, however, is when everyone presumes upon this mercy and fails to care and pray. In the very end, though, we might have to be prepared to share in our heavenly Father’s suffering when his children freely chose not to love in return.\n

\n\n
Conclusion
\n\n

\n I am dumfounded by the dearth of explicit concern about salvation among clergy. Every day they proclaim God’s words and often preach. Every morning, they probably pray Psalm 95, the default option for the Invitatory. It ends, “They are a people whose hearts go astray, and they do not know my ways. So, I swore in my anger, ‘They shall not enter into my rest.’” How can we pray that every day and not be affected by it? How can we proclaim Jesus’ words to people, and teach about them, but still not express concern about salvation?\n

\n\n

\n This article is fundamentally about believing all Jesus’ words, even his more difficult ones. We cannot rely on clergy to tell us what we need to know about God. Rather, we must know the Gospels and Catechism ourselves. Pray for salvation. And try to wake our loved ones up through prayer and conversation. For those with severe problems, we must encourage them to turn toward the power of God. \n

\n\n

\n We must also pray for those who have gone before us without knowing Jesus. May God have mercy on those poorly informed by preachers and teachers of the faith. And when it is our time to stand before the Lord, may there be loved ones who believe that are praying for us.\n

\n\n\n \n\n
\n\n
\n
Contact Information
\n
\n Please contact me at:\n
DeaconJohnBeagan@gmail.com\n
if you have any questions or feedback.\n
God bless!\n
\n Deacon John Beagan\n
\n
\n Serving Sacred Heart & Saint Patrick parishes in Watertown, MA\n
\n
\n Archdiocese of Boston\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n );\n}\n\nexport default Dire;\n","import React from 'react';\r\nimport './share.scss';\r\nimport {TwitterShareButton, TwitterIcon, EmailShareButton, EmailIcon, FacebookShareButton, FacebookIcon } from 'react-share';\r\n\r\nfunction ShareForThose() {\r\n\r\n return (\r\n
\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n
Share this page with those who care.\r\n
\r\n )\r\n\r\n}\r\n\r\nexport default ShareForThose;\r\n","import React, { useEffect } from 'react';\nimport ReactGA from 'react-ga4';\nimport {Helmet} from \"react-helmet\";\nimport { Image } from 'react-bootstrap'\nimport './app.scss';\nimport forThoseYouLove from './images/For-Those-You-Love-Web-2.jpg';\nimport Share from './ShareForThose';\nimport fromSomeone from './images/From Someone Who Loves You.jpg';\nimport itMakesSense from './images/It Makes Sense.jpg';\n\nfunction ForThoseYouLove() {\n\n useEffect(() => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.initialize('G-P248LQSJST');\n }\n }, []);\n\n const gaTrack = (category, action) => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.event({ category, action })\n }\n }\n\n return (\n <>\n \n For Those You Love | Intentionally Catholic\n \n\n \n\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n Share This Video with Family & Friends\n
\n
\n As a deacon in town where I grew up and raised my children, I am uncomfortable \n watching families and generations drift away from church and forget Jesus. So share \n this video with loved ones and start a conversation. Peace.\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'ForThoseYouLove-ClickedVideo')}\n >\n \n \n
(11 minutes)
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n It Makes Sense to Believe\n
\n \n
\n\n
\n
\n Intentionally Catholic\n
\n
\n Resources for clergy and laity to shore up the faith \n of parishioners and help pass the faith on to loved ones.\n
\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Intentionally-ForThose')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n Goto Main Page\n \n \n
\n
\n
\n\n\n\n \n\n\n
\n
Contact Information
\n
\n Please contact me at:\n
DeaconJohnBeagan@gmail.com\n
if you have any questions or feedback. \n
God bless!\n
\n Deacon John Beagan\n
\n
\n Serving Sacred Heart & Saint Patrick parishes in Watertown, MA\n
\n
\n Archdiocese of Boston\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n );\n}\n\nexport default ForThoseYouLove;\n","import React from 'react';\r\nimport './share.scss';\r\nimport {TwitterShareButton, TwitterIcon, EmailShareButton, EmailIcon, FacebookShareButton, FacebookIcon } from 'react-share';\r\n\r\nfunction ShareHelpBelieve() {\r\n\r\n return (\r\n
\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n
\r\n Share this page with those who care about helping people believe.\r\n
\r\n )\r\n\r\n}\r\n\r\nexport default ShareHelpBelieve;\r\n","import React, { useEffect } from 'react';\nimport ReactGA from 'react-ga4';\nimport { Container, Image, Card } from 'react-bootstrap'\nimport {Helmet} from \"react-helmet\";\nimport './app.scss';\nimport help from './images/storm-boat-web.jpg';\nimport Share from './ShareHelpBelieve';\nimport itMakesSense from './images/It Makes Sense.jpg';\nimport passingTheFaith from './images/Passing the Faith.jpg';\nimport fromSomeone from './images/From Someone Who Loves You.jpg';\n\n\nfunction HelpThemBelieve() {\n\n useEffect(() => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.initialize('G-P248LQSJST');\n }\n }, []);\n\n const gaTrack = (category, action) => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.event({ category, action })\n }\n }\n\n return (\n <>\n \n Help Them Believe | Intentionally Catholic\n \n\n \n\n
\n\n
\n \n \n \n

\n Endorsed by \n Ralph Martin\n whose latest book is \n A Church in Crisis: Pathways Forward\n .\n

\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n The Situation\n
\n
\n\n

As the deacon in town where I grew up and raised my children, I am saddened at\n Mass when I look out at the pews and see so many empty seats. I know there\n are many Catholics in town who drifted away. Their children have no connection\n to the Church and their grandchildren will not be baptized. They may never\n come to know Jesus.

\n\n

Disbelief is the major cause. According to Pew Research, the biggest reason for \n people leaving the Catholic faith is they \"stopped believing.\" Moreover, many coming \n to Mass have doubts or disagree with various Church teaching which undermines their enthusiasm. \n Others simply feel coming to church is not necessary.

\n\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n The Help\n
\n
\n\n

Thus, I felt compelled to write a short, easy to read, book to help people\n fully believe. And YouTube gaTrack('Resources', 'Help-YouTubeChannel')}\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\", fontWeight: \"bold\" }}>\n videos!\n It weaves together a simple case for the faith with anecdotes from what\n I've experienced and learned. It also deals with today's chief criticisms and will take\n less than 3 hours to read. This was written with individuals and parishes in mind.\n

\n\n

The book comes in two flavors; only 3 chapters\n differ. It Makes Sense to Believe was\n tailored for those who disbelieve or are lukewarm. \n Passing the Faith onto Loved Ones is meant for those who love the Church.\n Ralph Martin read and endorsed this one.

\n\n \n \n \n

\n Deacon John is a clear thinker and clear writer and has written a book\n that will be a real contribution to Passing the Faith onto Loved Ones.\n \n

\n

~ Ralph Martin, S.T.D.

\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n It Makes Sense to Believe\n
\n
\n
\n For those who doubt or disbelieve. Or are lukewarm and disinterested.\n
\n
\n Ideal for confirmation students — before they go to college! And it\n can be taught in one or two sessions. Likewise, for the parents of students\n in faith formation since they are the primary educators. Finally, it can be \n made available to all parishioners.\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'HelpItMakesSenseCover')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n \n
\n\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'HelpItMakesSenseButton')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n Amazon Books\n \n \n
(Kindle 4.95 US, Paperback 7.95 US)
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n Passing the Faith onto Loved Ones\n
\n
\n
\n For those who love the Church.\n
\n
\n Best for teachers, ministers, staff, and other enthusiastic laypeople. Good\n for anyone who wants to pass the faith on to a loved one.\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'HelpPassingTheFaithCover')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n \n
\n\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'HelpPassingTheFaithButton')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n Amazon Books\n \n \n
(Kindle 4.95 US, Paperback 7.95 US)
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n\n
\n
For Those You Love
\n
\n This video is an invitation to send to fallen-away loved ones \n so they might consider the books' simple case for the faith \n and come to Mass. \n
\n\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'FromSomeone-Help')}\n >\n \n \n
(11 minutes)
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n Intentionally Catholic\n
\n
\n Resources for clergy and laity to shore up the faith \n of parishioners and help pass the faith on to loved ones.\n
\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Intentionally-Help')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n Goto Main Page\n \n \n
\n
\n
\n \n \n\n\n
\n
\n Contact Information
\n
\n
\n U.S. bulk orders can be arranged. Contact me.\n Also -- videos, narrations, and manuscripts are freely available on the books'\n websites. Go to gaTrack('Resources', 'HelpIntentionallyCatholicLink')}\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\", fontWeight: \"400\" }}>\n IntentionallyCatholic.com\n .\n \n
\n
\n
\n Please contact me at:\n
DeaconJohnBeagan@gmail.com\n
if you have any questions or feedback.\n
God bless!\n
\n Deacon John Beagan\n
\n
\n Serving Sacred Heart & Saint Patrick parishes in Watertown, MA\n
\n
\n Archdiocese of Boston\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n );\n}\n\nexport default HelpThemBelieve;\n","import React from 'react';\r\nimport './share.scss';\r\nimport {TwitterShareButton, TwitterIcon, EmailShareButton, EmailIcon, FacebookShareButton, FacebookIcon } from 'react-share';\r\n\r\nfunction ShareBelieve() {\r\n\r\n return (\r\n
\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n
\r\n Share this page with fellow pastors who want to help their people believe.\r\n
\r\n )\r\n\r\n}\r\n\r\nexport default ShareBelieve;\r\n","import React, { useEffect } from 'react';\nimport ReactGA from 'react-ga4';\nimport { Container, Image, Card } from 'react-bootstrap'\nimport {Helmet} from \"react-helmet\";\nimport './app.scss';\n//import help from './images/storm-boat-web.jpg';\nimport help from './images/Help-Loved-Ones-Believe-White1b.jpg';\nimport Share from './ShareBelieve';\nimport itMakesSense from './images/It Makes Sense.jpg';\nimport passingTheFaith from './images/Passing the Faith.jpg';\nimport wordVideoScript from './docs/Video-Script.docx';\nimport pdfVideoScript from './docs/Video-Script.pdf';\nimport wordVideoNotes from './docs/Video-Homily-Notes.docx';\nimport pdfVideoNotes from './docs/Video-Homily-Notes.pdf';\nimport fromSomeone from './images/From Someone Who Loves You.jpg';\n\n\nfunction OurLadyOfPerpetualHelp() {\n\n useEffect(() => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.initialize('G-P248LQSJST');\n }\n }, []);\n\n const gaTrack = (category, action) => {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\n ReactGA.event({ category, action })\n }\n }\n \n return (\n <>\n \n Help Loved Ones Believe | Intentionally Catholic\n \n\n \n\n
\n\n
\n \n \n \n

\n Endorsed by \n Ralph Martin\n whose latest book is \n A Church in Crisis: Pathways Forward\n .\n

\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n Doubts & Disbelief\n
\n
\n\n

As the deacon in town where I grew up and raised my children, I am troubled at\n Mass when I look out at the pews and see a growing number of empty seats. I know there\n are many Catholics in town who gradually fell away. And this was made worse by Covid. Consequently, \n their children have no connection to the Church and their grandchildren will not be baptized. \n They may never come to know Jesus.

\n\n

According to Pew Research, the biggest reason for people leaving the Catholic faith \n is they \"stopped believing.\" Moreover, according to a professional survey of those coming to Mass at my parish \n a few years ago, only 1/6 \"strongly believe\" what the Church teaches on faith and morals — a \n condition that seriously undermines parish enthusiasm. Meanwhile, others not \n attending Mass simply feel it is not important or essential.

\n\n

Consequently, to reinvigorate our Church, \n we must help those coming to fully believe the obvious meaning \n of all God's words and invisible realities. Then, with their faith shored up, we can encourage them \n to bring loved ones and friends back to Mass.\n

\n\n

However, if we do not intentionally help our people believe, then given the research, \n we will continue to shrink as a U.S. church despite all other best efforts.\n

\n\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n A Parish Campaign\n
\n
\n “It Makes Sense to Believe”\n
\n
\n

To cure this infection of doubt and disbelief, we must present a case for Christ and His Church \n to all parishioners. This is a \n simple orderly case, based on evidence and common sense, for believing as the Church does. \n

\n

\n The best way to reach every active Catholic is at Mass. Therefore, \n over 12 weeks using free resources, email a video segment based on my case (endorsed by Ralph Martin) to all parishioners \n to prepare for the coming weekend. Then at Mass, present the highlights of this segment, e.g., before the closing prayer, \n at the end of a short homily, or woven into a homily. \n

\n

\n Spreading the case over several weeks will help it make a deeper impression \n so our flock's faith might be more firmly planted. \n

\n

\n See videos and suggested highlight scripts below. Consider launching \n this mission in \n early January, on Divine Mercy Sunday, or in September.\n

\n
\n
\n \n \n \n

\n Deacon John is a clear thinker and clear writer and has written a book\n that will be a real contribution to Passing the Faith onto Loved Ones.\n \n

\n

~ Ralph Martin, S.T.D.

\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
12 Video Segments
\n
\n\n {/* 1 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-01-should-we')}\n >\n 1-Should We Care?\n \n (9 min), \n\n {/* 2 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-02-truth')}\n >\n 2-Importance of Truth\n \n (3 min), \n\n {/* 3 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-03-is-god-dead')}\n >\n 3-Is God Dead?\n \n (3 min), \n\n {/* 4 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-04-reveal')}\n >\n 4-Did God Reveal Himself?\n \n (11 min), \n\n {/* 5 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-05-Love')}\n style={{ fontWeight: \"bold\", fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\n >\n 5-Love\n \n (5 min), \n\n {/* 6 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-06-evidence')}\n >\n 6-Evidence\n \n (4 min), \n\n {/* 7 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-07-Evil')}\n style={{ fontWeight: \"bold\", fontStyle: \"italic\" }}\n >\n 7-Evil\n \n (20 min), \n\n {/* 8 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-08-suffering-death')}\n >\n 8-Suffering & Death\n \n (9 min), \n\n {/* 9 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-09-little-faith')}\n >\n 9-A Little Faith Is Needed\n \n (8 min), \n\n {/* 10 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-10-sex')}\n >\n 10-Sex, Sin & Scandal\n \n (7 min), \n\n {/* 11 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-11-women')}\n >\n 11-Women's Ordination\n \n (5 min), \n\n {/* 12 */}\n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-12-making-it')}\n >\n 12-Making It into Heaven\n \n (9 min) \n\n
\n\n
Segment Highlights for Mass
\n
\n

Ideally, the preacher will have read the short book and watched the video segment. But \n to save time, I prepared these highlights. Each segment takes about 2 to 4 minutes to read. \n Please note, the second and third segments were combined into one week because they're short.

\n
\n
\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Believe-VideoNotes-Word')}\n >Word doc\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'Believe-VideoNotes-Pdf')}\n >Pdf\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Believe-VideoNotes-GoogleDoc')}\n >Google doc\n
\n\n
Video Script
\n
\n The video script is available for download, e.g., for copy/paste.\n Also, book manuscripts are likewise freely available on book websites\n (see gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-script-IntentionallyCatholicLink-1')}\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\", fontWeight: \"400\" }}>\n main page\n ). \n
\n
\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-VideoScript-Word')}\n >Word doc\n \n gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-VideoScript-Pdf')}\n >Pdf\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Believe-VideoScript-GoogleDoc')}\n >Google doc\n
\n
\n\n
\n
For Those You Love
\n
\n This video is an invitation to send to fallen-away loved ones \n so they might consider the books' simple case for the faith \n and come to Mass. \n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'FromSomeone-Believe')}\n >\n \n \n
(11 minutes)
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n The Books\n
\n
\n

The book comes in two flavors; only 3 chapters \n differ. It Makes Sense to Believe was tailored for \n those who disbelieve or are \n lukewarm. Passing the Faith onto Loved Ones is meant \n for those who love the Church. \n Ralph Martin read and endorsed this one. Each book contains the same case to help \n people fully believe in God, His Beloved Son Jesus, and the Church he historically established.\n

\n

\n Also — book narrations, manuscripts, and videos, are freely available on the books' websites\n For links to these sites go \n to gaTrack('Resources', 'believe-books-IntentionallyCatholicLink-2')}\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\", fontWeight: \"400\" }}>\n main page\n .\n Paperback and Kindle versions are inexpensively available on Amazon; and U.S. bulk orders can be arranged.\n

\n
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n It Makes Sense to Believe\n
\n
\n
\n For those who doubt or disbelieve. Or are lukewarm and disinterested.\n
\n
\n Ideal for confirmation students — before they go to college! And it\n can be taught in one or two sessions. Likewise, for the parents of students\n in faith formation since they are the primary educators. Finally, it can be \n made available to all parishioners.\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'BelieveItMakesSenseCover')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n \n
\n\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'BelieveItMakesSenseButton')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n Amazon Books\n \n \n
(Kindle 4.95 US, Paperback 7.95 US)
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n Passing the Faith onto Loved Ones\n
\n
\n
\n For those who love the Church.\n
\n
\n Best for teachers, ministers, staff, and other enthusiastic laypeople. Good\n for anyone who wants to pass the faith on to a loved one.\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'BelievePassingTheFaithCover')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n \n
\n\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'BelievePassingTheFaithButton')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n Amazon Books\n \n \n
(Kindle 4.95 US, Paperback 7.95 US)
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n Salvation: Church in Crisis\n
\n
\n This article refers to a December 2020 column by \n Cardinal George Pell and to an earlier one by Cardinal \n Avery Dulles. It explores what underlies the widespread \n presumption that almost everyone makes it to heaven \n despite the obvious meaning of Jesus' words. Then it reconsiders \n Jesus' difficult teaching in light of God who is love, the \n crucifixion of his only beloved son, and the intimate reality of heaven.\n The article can be read, downloaded or watched on \n YouTube.\n
\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'BelieveGotoSalvation')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n Goto Salvation\n \n \n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n Intentionally Catholic\n
\n
\n Resources for clergy and laity to shore up the faith \n of parishioners and help pass the faith on to loved ones.\n
\n
\n
\n gaTrack('Resources', 'Intentionally-Believe')}\n style={{ textDecoration: \"none\" }}>\n \n Main Page\n \n \n
\n
\n
\n \n \n\n\n
\n
\n Contact Information
\n
\n
\n U.S. bulk orders can be arranged. Contact me.\n Also -- videos, narrations, and manuscripts are freely available on the books'\n websites. Go to gaTrack('Resources', 'BelieveIntentionallyCatholicLink')}\n style={{ fontStyle: \"italic\", fontWeight: \"400\" }}>\n IntentionallyCatholic.com\n .\n \n
\n
\n
\n Please contact me at:\n
DeaconJohnBeagan@gmail.com\n
if you have any questions or feedback.\n
God bless!\n
\n Deacon John Beagan\n
\n
\n Serving Sacred Heart & Saint Patrick parishes in Watertown, MA\n
\n
\n Archdiocese of Boston\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n );\n}\n\nexport default OurLadyOfPerpetualHelp;\n","import React, { useEffect } from 'react';\r\nimport {\r\n BrowserRouter as Router,\r\n Switch,\r\n Route,\r\n Link\r\n} from \"react-router-dom\";\r\nimport ReactGA from 'react-ga4';\r\nimport { Navbar, Nav, Container, Image, Card } from 'react-bootstrap'\r\nimport './app.scss';\r\nimport rose from './images/rose.svg';\r\nimport Main from './Main';\r\nimport Salvation from './Salvation';\r\nimport Clergy from './Clergy';\r\nimport Crisis from './Crisis';\r\nimport Army from './Army';\r\nimport Sharing from './Sharing';\r\nimport Dire from './Dire';\r\nimport ForThoseYouLove from './For-Those-You-Love';\r\nimport HelpThemBelieve from './HelpThemBelieve';\r\nimport OurLadyOfPerpetualHelp from './OurLadyOfPerpetualHelp';\r\n\r\nfunction App() {\r\n\r\n //old: UA-168892917-3\r\n useEffect(() => {\r\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\r\n ReactGA.initialize('G-P248LQSJST');\r\n ReactGA.send({ hitType: \"pageview\", page: window.location.pathname });\r\n }\r\n }, []);\r\n\r\n const gaTrack = (category, action) => {\r\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {\r\n ReactGA.event({ category, action })\r\n }\r\n }\r\n\r\n return (\r\n <>\r\n \r\n \r\n {/* NAV */}\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n {/* end nav */}\r\n\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n
\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n \r\n \r\n );\r\n}\r\n\r\nexport default App;\r\n","// This optional code is used to register a service worker.\n// register() is not called by default.\n\n// This lets the app load faster on subsequent visits in production, and gives\n// it offline capabilities. However, it also means that developers (and users)\n// will only see deployed updates on subsequent visits to a page, after all the\n// existing tabs open on the page have been closed, since previously cached\n// resources are updated in the background.\n\n// To learn more about the benefits of this model and instructions on how to\n// opt-in, read https://bit.ly/CRA-PWA\n\nconst isLocalhost = Boolean(\n window.location.hostname === 'localhost' ||\n // [::1] is the IPv6 localhost address.\n window.location.hostname === '[::1]' ||\n // 127.0.0.0/8 are considered localhost for IPv4.\n window.location.hostname.match(\n /^127(?:\\.(?:25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)){3}$/\n )\n);\n\nexport function register(config) {\n if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production' && 'serviceWorker' in navigator) {\n // The URL constructor is available in all browsers that support SW.\n const publicUrl = new URL(process.env.PUBLIC_URL, window.location.href);\n if (publicUrl.origin !== window.location.origin) {\n // Our service worker won't work if PUBLIC_URL is on a different origin\n // from what our page is served on. This might happen if a CDN is used to\n // serve assets; see https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app/issues/2374\n return;\n }\n\n window.addEventListener('load', () => {\n const swUrl = `${process.env.PUBLIC_URL}/service-worker.js`;\n\n if (isLocalhost) {\n // This is running on localhost. Let's check if a service worker still exists or not.\n checkValidServiceWorker(swUrl, config);\n\n // Add some additional logging to localhost, pointing developers to the\n // service worker/PWA documentation.\n navigator.serviceWorker.ready.then(() => {\n console.log(\n 'This web app is being served cache-first by a service ' +\n 'worker. To learn more, visit https://bit.ly/CRA-PWA'\n );\n });\n } else {\n // Is not localhost. Just register service worker\n registerValidSW(swUrl, config);\n }\n });\n }\n}\n\nfunction registerValidSW(swUrl, config) {\n navigator.serviceWorker\n .register(swUrl)\n .then(registration => {\n registration.onupdatefound = () => {\n const installingWorker = registration.installing;\n if (installingWorker == null) {\n return;\n }\n installingWorker.onstatechange = () => {\n if (installingWorker.state === 'installed') {\n if (navigator.serviceWorker.controller) {\n // At this point, the updated precached content has been fetched,\n // but the previous service worker will still serve the older\n // content until all client tabs are closed.\n console.log(\n 'New content is available and will be used when all ' +\n 'tabs for this page are closed. See https://bit.ly/CRA-PWA.'\n );\n\n // Execute callback\n if (config && config.onUpdate) {\n config.onUpdate(registration);\n }\n } else {\n // At this point, everything has been precached.\n // It's the perfect time to display a\n // \"Content is cached for offline use.\" message.\n console.log('Content is cached for offline use.');\n\n // Execute callback\n if (config && config.onSuccess) {\n config.onSuccess(registration);\n }\n }\n }\n };\n };\n })\n .catch(error => {\n console.error('Error during service worker registration:', error);\n });\n}\n\nfunction checkValidServiceWorker(swUrl, config) {\n // Check if the service worker can be found. If it can't reload the page.\n fetch(swUrl, {\n headers: { 'Service-Worker': 'script' },\n })\n .then(response => {\n // Ensure service worker exists, and that we really are getting a JS file.\n const contentType = response.headers.get('content-type');\n if (\n response.status === 404 ||\n (contentType != null && contentType.indexOf('javascript') === -1)\n ) {\n // No service worker found. Probably a different app. Reload the page.\n navigator.serviceWorker.ready.then(registration => {\n registration.unregister().then(() => {\n window.location.reload();\n });\n });\n } else {\n // Service worker found. Proceed as normal.\n registerValidSW(swUrl, config);\n }\n })\n .catch(() => {\n console.log(\n 'No internet connection found. App is running in offline mode.'\n );\n });\n}\n\nexport function unregister() {\n if ('serviceWorker' in navigator) {\n navigator.serviceWorker.ready\n .then(registration => {\n registration.unregister();\n })\n .catch(error => {\n console.error(error.message);\n });\n }\n}\n","import React from 'react';\nimport ReactDOM from 'react-dom';\n//import './index.css';\nimport App from './App';\nimport * as serviceWorker from './serviceWorker';\n\nReactDOM.render(\n \n \n ,\n document.getElementById('root')\n);\n\n// If you want your app to work offline and load faster, you can change\n// unregister() to register() below. Note this comes with some pitfalls.\n// Learn more about service workers: https://bit.ly/CRA-PWA\nserviceWorker.unregister();\n"],"sourceRoot":""}