St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church OFFICE HOURS Laura’s Morning Hours ∼Mon - Wed ∼Thursday ∼Friday

∼Sunday ∼Mon - Tue ∼Wednesday ∼Thursday

Juana’s Sun. & Afternoon Hours

8am-12pm 8am-11am 8am-12pm

8am-2pm 3pm-6pm 2pm-6pm 3pm-6pm

Monday, June 9 (room)

Clases de Ingles II St. Bartholomew 6:00 pm

Tuesday, June 10 Rosary & Morning Prayer Sanctuary 8:30 am

Mass Sanctuary 9:00 am Prayer Group Sanctuary 9:30 am

Wednesday, June 11 Rosary & Morning Prayer Sanctuary 8:30 am Communion Service Sanctuary 9:00 am Clases de Ingles II St. Bartholomew 6:00 pm

Brass Players La Salette Hall 6:00 pm

Thursday, June 12 Rosary & Morning Prayer Sanctuary 8:30 am Mass Sanctuary 9:00 am Loving Hands Group St. Judas 10:00 am

Clases de Ingles I St. Thomas 6:00 pm

Friday, June 13 Stroke Scan St. Judas & St. Thomas 8:00 am Rosary & Morning Prayer Sanctuary 8:30 am Mass Sanctuary 9:00 am Holy Hour Sanctuary 9:30 am

Saturday, June 14 Children’s Knitting St. Judas 10:00 am Jiménez 15ra Sanctuary 1:00 pm Reconciliation Sanctuary/Cry Room 3:30 pm

Mass Sanctuary 5:00 pm

Sunday, June 15 Mass Sanctuary 8:00 am Mass Sanctuary 10:00 am

Kenyan Group Mtg St. Judas 11:00 am Misa Sanctuary 12:00 pm

†MASS INTENTIONS† Saturday, June 7th

5:00 PM ....... For our Parish families Sunday, June 8th

8:00 AM ....... For the repose of the souls of Kathy Voisine and Lawrence Pelletier, requested by Patty Labonte

10:00 AM ..... For the repose of the soul of Francis Martin, requested by the Bullock and Holstein families

12:00 PM ..... Por el eterno descanso de la Sra. Ana Nerio, madre del Diacono Jesús A. Nerio

FAITH FORMATION The mission of St. Francis Faith Formation is to support and encourage Catholic parents in their vocation of forming their children in the Catholic faith.

PACEM IN TERRIS Today, on the contrary the conviction is widespread that all men are equal in natural dignity; and so, on the doctrinal and

theoretical level, at least, no form of approval is being given to racial discrimination. All this is of supreme significance for the formation of a human society animated by the principles We have mentioned above, for man's awareness of his rights must inevitably lead him to the recognition of his duties. The possession of rights involves the duty of implementing those rights, for they are the expression of a man's personal dignity. And the possession of rights also involves their recognition and respect by other people. When society is formed on a basis of rights and duties, men have an immediate grasp of spiritual and intellectual values, and have no difficulty in understanding what is meant by truth, justice, charity and freedom. They become, moreover, conscious of being members of such a society. And that is not all. Inspired by such principles, they attain to a better knowledge of the true God—a personal God transcending human nature. They recognize that their relationship with God forms the very foundation of their life—the interior life of the spirit, and the life which they live in the society of their fellows. (44-45) Human society can be neither well-ordered nor prosperous without the presence of those who, invested with legal authority, preserve its institutions and do all that is necessary to sponsor actively the interests of all its members. And they derive their authority from God, for, as St. Paul teaches, "there is no power but from God". In his commentary on this passage, St. John Chrysostom writes: "What are you saying? Is every ruler appointed by God? No, that is not what I mean, he says, for I am not now talking about individual rulers, but about authority as such. My contention is that the existence of a ruling authority—the fact that some should command and others obey, and that all things not come about as the result of blind chance—this is a provision of divine wisdom." God has created men social by nature, and a society cannot "hold together unless someone is in command to give effective direction and unity of purpose. Hence every civilized community must have a ruling authority, and this authority, no less than society itself, has its source in nature, and consequently has God for its author." (46) Excerpt of Pope John XXIII’s Pacem in Terris, Provided by Justice & Peace Ministries, Archdiocese of Atlanta

M ost loving God and Father, you created us in your image and

likeness and blew into us the Spirit of life, a portion of your own divine Spirit. In the fullness of time you sent your Son to live among us, to witness to your glory and to redeem us by his sacrifice on the cross. We confess, Father, that all that we have, all that we are able to do is your gift to us. You have blessed us beyond what we could ever deserve. As grateful stewards we return to you, in the service of your divine kingdom, a portion of the time, talents and treasure that we have received in honor of your goodness to us. Lord God, we want to be your good and faithful servants.

*To receive the weekly excerpts by email, send a request to JustPeace@archatl.com, with “Praying Pacem in Terris” in the subject line.

YOUTH REGISTRATION- Faith Formation Summer Session registration has begun, each session is limited to 40 students. Our June 23-27 session is already filled, but there is still time to register for our July 7-12 session. Each session is from 8am-5pm. For more information, please contact Cindy Caughman at 770-382-4549 Ext. 17 or cindy.caughman@st-francis-cartersville.org.

Registration for Faith Formation is now open. To enroll, please see Amparo Paniagua at the Faith Formation office or print a

registration online on our website www.st-francis-cartersville.org

RECEIVE THE HOLY SPIRIT At last! The power hinted at and the Spirit promised are unleashed on this holy day. We call it the birthday of the church. Try to listen to today's scripture passages with some sense of how electrifying these events must have been to those who lived through them. Up until now, they have been waiting in the upper room. In today's first reading, that room is filled with wind and fire and bold proclamations in foreign tongues. In the second reading, Paul describes the Pentecost event, too. His description includes all of us. The Spirit lives on in the church in each of us who are members of the Body of Christ, given different gifts from the same Spirit. Only after Pentecost could the apostles look back and understand what Jesus meant when he said, as reported in today's Gospel reading, "Receive the Holy Spirit." Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.

PENTECOST SUNDAY SEQUENCE ome, Holy Spirit, come! And from your celestial home Shed a ray of light divine!

Come, Father of the poor! Come, source of all our store!

Come, within our bosoms shine. You, of comforters the best; You, the soul’s most welcome guest; Sweet refreshment here below; In our labor, rest most sweet; Grateful coolness in the heat; Solace in the midst of woe. O most blessed Light divine, Shine within these hearts of yours, And our inmost being fill! Where you are not. We have naught, Nothing good in deed or thought, Nothing free from taint of ill. Heal our wounds, our strength renew; On our dryness pour your dew; Wash the stains of guilt away: Bend the stubborn heart and will; Melt the frozen, warm the chill; Guide the steps that go astray. On the faithful, who adore And confess you, evermore In your sevenfold gift descend; Give them virtue’s sure reward; Give them your salvation, Lord; Give them joys that never end. Amen. Alleluia.

PARISH LIFE

LOOK WHO’S

CELEBRATING A BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK-

June 9th-

Damiris Leon, Karen McClure, Heriberto Nambo, Mark Stiles and Aida Vicente

June 10th-

Roberto Acosta, Megean Dawson, June Isaac, Jennifer Martínez, José Paniagua, Jesús Ramírez and Margarita Robledo

June 11th-

Sara Hillhouse, Mary Kendall, Craig Leibel, Rosa Marquez, José Marquez, Nicholas Mele, Nathalie Rosales, James Sweeney and Jeremy Varvel June 12th-

Mario Corpus, Melanie Cruz, Judith Hernandez, Ismael Librado, Jennifer Olvera, Daniel Padilla, Emma Terry, Estefany Vásquez, Emily Villalpando and Barry Wilson

June 13th-

Tiffany Alvarez, Francisco Castañeda, Bruce Ferguson, Carl Giuffre, Delphin Maina, Jimmy Perez and Robert Simmons

June 14th-

Nila Alexander, Marilyn Borkowsky, Joshua Cruz, Talya English, Austin Irby and Jeffrey Klugman

June 15th-

Michael Gathinji, Lora Giroir, Jayne Kadum, Henoc Rojas, José Ruiz and Yaretzy Samano

Paul Varvel Deidre Brou José Dias Jessica Dias John Wallner Chris Echevarría

Chris Soares Will Chastain Zachary Chaffin C. J. Osier Brandon Haney

MILITARY OUTREACH MINISTRY www.careforthetroops.com

Please pray for our active duty Military personnel.

While we appreciate your donations to the

Archbishop’s Annual Appeal, please send any contributions directly to: Archbishop’s Annual Appeal P.O. Box 6065 Albert Lea, MN 56007-6665 Thank you for your support of the Appeal.

With joy and thanksgiving the Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia invite you to witness the religious profession of Dian Hall as a Sister of St. Joseph of Concordia during the 10:00 AM liturgy at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church on Sunday, June 15, 2014. You are also invited to the reception to follow in the parish hall.

With the summer in full bloom and beaches, barbeques and outdoor activity becoming our weekend escape, we understand if you cannot make it to your home parish every Sunday. Remember, the church is open year round, 7 days a week, offering the sacraments, the Mass, the same valuable spiritual service, programs and guidance in the Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer. Therefore, we need your support year-round. Please consider on-line giving! It’s safe and secure. Go to www.st-francis-cartersville.org and sign up today! Thank you!

IMPORTANT PLANNING DECISIONS: There are 3 things every adult needs to have. 1. A Will: you can now plan your will online at www.cfngalegacy.org. It is a secure and private site. When

finished planning, print your plan and take to an attorney to complete your will. Please remember to include the parish endowment fund or capital campaign in your will. 2. Power of Attorney: This is needed in case of incapacity in order to have someone take care of your daily affairs. 3. Advanced Directives: This is important for your family to know your wishes in medical situations and it gives someone the ability to carry out your wishes. For additional information please contact Diane Duquette, Director of Gift Planning at The Catholic Foundation of North Georgia: dduquette@cfnga.org or 404-497-9440. www.cfgna.org

SECOND COLLECTION SCHEDULE FOR JUNE June 14-15 - St. Francis Building Fund June 28-29 - Peter’s Pence

ICYMI: MORE THAN 250 PASTORS COME TO WASHINGTON TO STRESS MORAL URGENCY OF IMMIGRATION REFORM WASHINGTON, D.C. — On Tuesday, more than 250 pastors from 25 states traveled to Washington to meet with their members of Congress, pray for reform and urge Congress on behalf of their congregations to vote on reform this year. “Immigration reform offers the finest opportunity we in the United States have had to put politics aside and do the right thing, for the right reason, at the right time,” said Paige Patterson, president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, as reported by the Christian Post. Patterson spoke during a press conference that was followed by a worship service and more than 110 Hill meetings with rank-and-file members of Congress, most of them Republican. The day followed 17 press events featuring local pastors in 13 states over 10 days. Join the conversation on Twitter using #Pray4Reform and #VoteOnReform.

ESPAÑOL PACEM IN TERRIS Hoy, por el contrario, se ha extendido y consolidado por doquiera la convicción de que todos los hombres

son, por dignidad natural, iguales entre sí. Por lo cual, las discriminaciones raciales no encuentran ya justificación alguna, a lo menos en el plano de la razón y de la doctrina. Esto tiene una importancia extraordinaria para lograr una convivencia humana informada por los principios que hemos recordado. Porque cuando en un hombre surge la conciencia de los propios derechos, es necesario que aflore también la de las propias obligaciones; de forma que aquel que posee determinados derechos tiene asimismo, como expresión de su dignidad, la obligación de exigirlos, mientras los demás tienen el deber de reconocerlos y respetarlos. Cuando la regulación jurídica del ciudadano se ordena al respeto de los derechos y de los deberes, los hombres se abren inmediatamente al mundo de las realidades espirituales, comprenden la esencia de la verdad, de la justicia, de la caridad, de la libertad, y adquieren conciencia de ser miembros de tal sociedad. Y no es esto todo, porque, movidos profundamente por estas mismas causas, se sienten impulsados a conocer mejor al verdadero Dios, que es superior al hombre y personal. Por todo lo cual juzgan que las relaciones que los unen con Dios son el fundamento de su vida, de esa vida que viven en la intimidad de su espíritu o unidos en sociedad con los demás hombres. (44-45) Una sociedad bien ordenada y fecunda requiere gobernantes, investidos de legítima autoridad, que defiendan las instituciones y consagren, en la medida suficiente, su actividad y sus desvelos al provecho común del país. Toda la autoridad que los gobernantes poseen proviene de Dios, según enseña San Pablo: Porque no hay autoridad que no venga de Dios. Enseñanza del Apóstol que San Juan Crisóstomo desarrolla en estos términos: ¿Qué dices? ¿Acaso todo gobernante ha sido establecido por Dios? No digo esto -añade-, no hablo de cada uno de los que mandan, sino de la autoridad misma. Porque el que existan las autoridades, y haya gobernantes y súbditos, y todo suceda sin obedecer a un azar completamente fortuito, digo que es obra de la divina sabiduría. En efecto, como Dios ha creado a los hombres sociales por naturaleza y ninguna sociedad puede conservarse sin un jefe supremo que mueva a todos y a cada uno con un mismo impulso eficaz, encaminado al bien común, resulta necesaria en toda sociedad humana una autoridad que la dirija; autoridad que, como la misma sociedad, surge y deriva de la naturaleza, y, por tanto, del mismo Dios, que es su autor. (46) Extraído del Pacem in Terris del Papa Juan XXIII, Suministrado por Los Ministerios de Justicia y Paz, Arquidiócesis de Atlanta

A moroso y Bondadoso Dios y Padre, tu nos hiciste en tu imagen y semejanza

y soplaste en nosotros el Espíritu de la vida, una porción de tu propio Espíritu Divino. En la plenitud de los tiempos tu enviaste a tu Hijo para vivir entre nosotros, para dar testimonio de tu gloria y para redimirnos por su sacrificio en la cruz. Profesamos, Padre, que todo lo que tenemos y todo lo que podemos hacer es por los dones que tu nos has dado. Tu nos has bendecido mas de lo que merecemos. Como mayordomos agradecidos devolvemos a ti para el servicio de tu reino divino, una porción del tiempo, talentos y tesoro que hemos recibido en honor de tu bondad para con nosotros. Señor Dios, queremos ser tus buenos y fieles servidores.

CLASES DE INGLES - Las clases de Inglés del nivel 2 continúan todos los Lunes y Miércoles a las 6 pm. Las clases de los principiantes son los Jueves a las 6 pm. Para mas información, por favor póngase en contacto con Marjorie Jiménez al 678-736-0631.

DACA: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

Think Inside the Box

Mr. Gary Furin, an Immigration Attorney from Atlanta has offered to do 25 applications for the DACA free of charge. To find out more GET THE BOX! Ask Elvis Hernandez 770-596-2083 Or Nuria Martinez 678-620-6099 or speak to them after Mass about getting a BOX that has the information you need.

Todos los sábados de 3:30 PM a 4:30 PM. Para confesiones privadas llame a la oficina para hacer una cita.

Sacramento de la Reconciliación (Confesión):

Quinceañeras (os): La niña/o debe estar participando en las clases de Formación de la Fe o debe haber recibido la confirmación;

o puede estar recibiendo las clases de preparación del sacramento de la Confirmación en nuestra parroquia durante el año en que cumple los 15 años. Los padres deberán comunicarse con la oficina, no menos de 6 meses antes de la fecha a celebrarse para solicitar una Misa y con la Sra. María Echevarría al 678-977-6810 para recibir la preparación de Quinceañeras.

Una oración por el Papa… ¡Con el Papa! El jueves pasado será uno de esos días que quedaran marcados en la memoria, un hecho espiritual bastante profundo. Nuestro Obispo se encuentra en la Ciudad de Roma, realizando su visita Ad Limina Apostolorum, donde toda la conferencia episcopal mexicana presenta la realidad de la Iglesia, cada Obispo expone ante el Santo Padre y los dicasterios la situación concreta de la Diócesis. El Jueves, después de una semana de trabajo, nuestro Obispo nos invita a tener un momento de oración, en la capilla del Domus Santa Marta, el tema que nos comparte es el bello pasaje de Jesús con el Joven rico, ¿Cuál es la vía de la perfección? Jesús ve que el Joven es bueno, incluso santo, y le manda un reto: dejar todo y seguirlo, el joven se retira triste pues tiene muchos bienes, los discípulos que lo han dejado todo, se preguntan: nosotros que lo hemos dejado todo, ¿Qué recibiremos? Jesús responde a ustedes se les recompensara al 100 por uno y la vida eterna, palabras profundamente llenas de significado, de lo cual pudimos reflexionar, que es eso que nos espera? Cuál es el 100 por uno? Ciertamente no son cosas materiales, no es una mansión, ni un auto de lujo, yo o veo en el hermoso don de conocer gente, cientos de amigos de tantos países que comparten sus mismos ideales de seguir a Jesús, dejando casa, madre, padre familia, país, todo con un objetivo claro: Configurarse con Jesús, seguirlo en la vía perfecta, en la vocación al amor. Después de la reflexión pudimos hacer un momento de meditación, con nuestro Obispo, para pedir a Dios escuche las necesidades del Santo Padre, cerca de 45 minutos de oración, donde personalmente yo pude reflexionar muchos puntos en mi vocación: cuando comencé el seminario hace 8 años, veía que la larga formación era larga, hacer el seminario menor, la filosofía, la teología… y me veía sin embargo 8 años después a un par de años de terminar, me acorde de mis compañeros del seminario, de todos mis amigos, de las necesidades de mi familia, de mi relación con mis compañeros, pude reflexionar mi llamada, incluso me acorde del día que entre al seminario y pensaba como Dios escribe derecho en renglones chuecos, cuando me llama mi compañero Christian para salir y… Atrás de mí, sentado, con su rosario en la mano, se encontraba el Santo Padre, Papa Francisco, rezando, humildemente, sin solideo, sin banda, humildemente, tal cual lo conocemos, tal cual lo vemos, él estaba unido a nosotros en oración, no sé cuánto tiempo estuvo con nosotros, después el Padre Alfredo (quien estaba sentado en la parte de atrás) nos dijo que fueron cerca de 30 minutos, ¡30 minutos rezando por el Papa, con el Papa!, en verdad pienso que la experiencia por sí misma es hermosa. Les comparto esta experiencia e invito a dos cosas: en primer lugar hacer oración por nuestra Iglesia, por el Santo Padre, por nuestros Obispos, pos los sacerdotes, los religiosos y religiosas y por los jóvenes que quieren seguir al señor, en segundo lugar, reflexionar, Jesus nos invita a dejarlo todo, desde nuestra realidad ¿Qué podemos dejar? ¿Cómo seguir la via de perfección propuesta? Eduardo Sarubbi

Please remember those who are sick and their loved ones in your daily prayers. To add a name to the list, please call the secretary at 770-382-4549 x 10.

Barrett, Linda Bassett, Marc Beavers, Dianne Beddy, Ellen Behringer, Mary Boivin, Doris Bond, Sandy Boysen, Dolores Brody, Neal Brown, Jim Burger, Christopher Buxton, Hayden Calver, Alan Canine, Bob Casale, Sam Castro, Merced Caughman, Allie Chernega, Jeff Childers, Matt Cosgrove, Debbie

Cruse, Mary Anne Cruwys, Phyllis Deyo, Lorraine Dubey, Dorothy Dugat, Sean Ely, Gregory Emory, James Eutuzzi, Jim Ferguson, Bill Fontanez, Lilian Forth, Arainna Fritz, Daniel T. Fritz, Pamela Galloway, Cammy Gargula, Chris Giannelli, Andrea Giannelli, Maryanne Gillem, Carol Gorman, Lorie Griffith, Teresa

Harbeke, Brian Harper, Robert Hartman, Julie Hassan, Ramina Hauss, Robert Hazelgrove, Jane Hickom, Lewis Higgins, Gerald Holbrook, Angela Holmes, Paula Horton, Alyson Horton, Scotty Hudson, Diane Hunnicutt, Aaron Isaac, Tammy Kraut, Ron Krickich, Walter Kreuz, Ken Kubeczka, Vincent Lechutta, Emily

Lee, Haley Leonard, Alyssa Little, Gavin Lockhart, Katy Luscri, Josephine Lynch, Joe Lyon, Marcus Mahany, Angela Martínez, Alondra Matherne, Paul McKeever, Kat Metz, Debbie Morris, Bobby Mullins, Holly Nicole, Michel O’Connor, Betsy Orwick, Ida Mae Owens, Will Parmenter, Linda Pogue, Michelle

Ponce, Rafael Popham, R. J. Proctor, Jenna Quibano, Mercedes Redondo, Jose Roberts, Cade Roquette, Bonnie Ross, Carolyn Ruggirello, Paul Sands, Lisa Schielke, Shirley Smith, Barbara Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Trace Smith, Velma Stone, Cherrie Stout, Barbara Swanson, Dave Tidwell, Kathy Thomas, Linda

Thorne, Pearl Trahan, Catlin Trahan, Leon Turner, Pearl Vasquez, María Velez, Grimilda Ward, Eric Webster, Morgan Welsandt, Truman Williams, Marjorie Wiltrout, Marilyn Wise, Matthew Wurm, Nicholas

Whom To Call PARISH OFFICE Fax Number: ........ 770-382-4506 Secretary ................ Mrs. Laura Adams ................. 770-382-4549 ext. 10 (Morning Hours) Secretary ................ Mrs. Juana Cruz ..................... 770-382-4549 ext. 10 (Afternoons & Sundays) Pastor ................... Msgr. Daniel Stack ................ 770-382-4549 ext. 10 Deacon .................. Rev. Mr. Miguel Echevarría . 770-382-4549 ext. 10 Bookkeeper .......... Mrs. Debi Borgelt ................. 770-382-4549 ext. 15 Building ................. Secretary ................................. 770-382-4549 ext. 10 CCW ...................... Mrs. Kathleen Kolp .............. 770-334-3312 Church Shop ........ Mrs. Janet Rooney ................. 770-386-1405 Clases de Inglés .... Ms. Marjorie Jiménez ............ 678-736-0631 Pastoral Care Mty Ms. Kay Nealey ..................... 770-382-3296 Homebound Mty . Mrs. Rita Belisle ..................... 770-382-4482 Faith Formation ... Mrs. Amparo Paniagua ......... 770-382-4549 ext. 16 Youth Minister ..... Ms. Cindy Caughman ........... 770-382-4549 ext. 17 Finance .................. Mr. Mike Horner ................... 770-606-9833 K of C ................... Mr. Adam Martin .................. 770-382-3296 La Salette Hall ...... Secretary ................................. 770-382-4549 ext. 10 Liturgy ................... Rev. Mr. Miguel Echevarría . 770-382-4549 ext. 10 Loving Hands ....... Mrs. Carole Day .................... 770-845-8003 Music ..................... Mrs. Patty Kincaid ................ 770-314-3881 Music-Funerals ..... Mr. Jack Kerrigan .................. 770-445-6300 Outreach ............... Mrs. Lenore DeMarco .......... 770-383-3115 ................................ Mrs. Kathy Barmore ............. 770-966-1148 Parish Council ...... Mr. Ron Barmore .................. 770-966-1148 Sound Tech .......... Mr. Josh Yates ....................... 678-206-4961 Yarn Angels .......... Ms. Kay Nealey ..................... 770-382-3296

MASS CAPTAINS Sat 5:00 pm ......... Mrs. Flo Lundee .................... 770-386-3407 ............................. Mike and Jean Annis ............. 770-974-4139 Sun 8:00 am ........ Dr. Jean Johnson ................... 770-607-9475 ............................. Bob and Barbara Forth ........ 770-425-7967 Sun 10:00 am ...... Ron and Lisa Mazur .............. 770-386-0528 ................................ Mr. Tom Russell .................... 770-382-1417 Dom 12:00 pm ... Javier y Elisabeth López ...... 678-283-3073 ............................. J. Cruz Morales ...................... 678-574-5160 Sacristan .............. Mrs. Mary Struebing ............. 770-607-0640

Msgr. Daniel Stack: dstack7@aol.com Deacon Miguel Echevarría: echevarria9923@gmail.com Laura Adams: Secretary laura.adams@st-francis-cartersville.org Juana Cruz: Secretary juana.cruz@st-francis-cartersville.org Debi Borgelt: Bookkeeper stfrancisbookkeeper@gmail.com Amparo Paniagua: Dir. Of FF amparo.paniagua@st-francis-cartersville.org Cindy Caughman: Youth Dir. cindy.caughman@st-francis-cartersville.org Website: www.st-francis-cartersville.org Twitter: @SFOACVILLE Facebook: www.facebook.com/stfrancis.cartersville Address: 850 Douthit Ferry Road Cartersville, GA 30120

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