Our Mission “St. Victoria is a Catholic family

inviting all to celebrate the Eucharist in the spirit of fellowship and love. We worship together,

seek formation of youth, provide opportunities for spiritual growth and community involvement while reaching out to all as

the face and hands of Jesus Christ.”

ST. VICTORIA PARISH FAMILY

Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time September 4, 2016

Liturgical Schedule Saturday: 5 p.m.

Sunday: 8:45 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Daily: Tuesday through Friday 8 a.m.

Communion Service: Monday - Friday 6:30 a.m. Eucharistic Adoration: Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Reconciliation: Saturday 6 p.m. or by appointment Rosary: Tuesday - Friday 7:40 a.m.

St. Anthony Novena: Tuesday after Mass Marriage: call nine months in advance, 443-2661

Baptisms: 443-2661 Prayer Line: Dianne Leahy, dleahy1969@gmail.com

Mary Moore, 443-2443 Catholic United Financial: Darlene Williams, 403-6959

RCIA Coordinator: Deacon Ray Ortman, 443-2661

Parish Pastoral Council: Kari Lenzmeier, 442-9289; Mary Siegfried, 448-3031; Paul David, 612-518-9119;

Kathy Hester, 442-1506; John Hintzen, 393-5014; Michelle Kunze, 612-669-9717; Chris Fischer, 240-9012;

Judy Iverson, 949-0229; Dan Maus, 443-2504

Parish Finance Council: Bob Bruers, 807-1803; Margaret Hanson, 443-2648; Jim Curran, 679-4407

Patrick McKinney, 470-6210; Tim Amundsen, 443-2531; Ralph Hatch, 472-3532; Andrew Cone, 443-4048.

Trustees: Margaret Hanson, 443-2648 and Jim Curran, 679-4407

Parish Team Pastor

Fr. Robert White, 443-2661 x205, bwhite@stvictoria.org Deacon and Administrator

Ray Ortman, 443-2661 x203, rortman@stvictoria.org Director of Music and Liturgy

Elizabeth Nowak, 443-2661 x207, enowak@stvictoria.org Director of Adult, Children and Youth Formation

Emily Klinker, 443-2661 x218, eklinker@stvictoria.org Assistant Director for Children’s Formation

Sara Svenby, 443-2661 x219, ssvenby@stvictoria.org Assistant Director for Youth Formation

Ann Esping, 443-2661 x202, aesping@stvictoria.org Tanya Hisey, 443-2661 x221, thisey@stvictoria.org

Office Manager Joni Jeurissen, 443-2661 x216, jjeurissen@stvictoria.org

Ministry Support Services Julie Schmieg, 443-2661 x201, jschmieg@stvictoria.org

Receptionist Mary Catino, 443-2661 x200, mcatino@stvictoria.org

Maintenance Supervisor John Wall, 443-2661 x208, jwall@stvictoria.org Communications Supervisor/Bulletin Editor

Mary Harvey, 443-2661 x206, mharvey@stvictoria.org

Parish Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Weekdays

8228 Victoria Drive, Victoria, MN 55386 Phone 952-443-2661 Fax 952-443-3866

www.stvictoria.net

Mass Intentions Tuesday, September 6 — Florian Diethelm Wednesday, September 7 — Grace Stacken Thursday, September 8 — Frances Gunnarson Friday, September 9 — John Prew Saturday, September 10 — Raymond and Caroline Williams Sunday, September 11 — 8:45 a.m. Greg Suddendorf 10:45 a.m. Parishioners of St. Victoria

Twenty-Third Sunday of Ordinary Time September 4, 2016

...to be the face and hands of Jesus Christ

Baptism Information • Baptisms are celebrated on designated weekends during all

three Masses and after the 5 p.m. Saturday and 10:45 a.m. Sunday Masses. The next scheduled Baptisms are the weekend of September 10 and 11.

• You may have two sponsors (Godparents), one man and one woman, or just one sponsor. At least one sponsor must be a Confirmed, practicing Catholic and they must be at least 16 years old.

• Parents are required to have attended a Jordan Night within the previous five years before a scheduled Baptism is celebrated. The next Jordan Night (Baptism class) is Thursday, September 8.

Contact Mary Harvey at mharvey@stvictoria.org or 443-2661 x206 for information and/or to schedule a Baptism.

The readings for September 11 Twenty-Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time Reading I: Exodus 32:7-11, 13-14 Reading II: 1 Timothy 1:12-17 Gospel: Luke 15:1-32

Luke keeps assuring his readers of God’s amazing acceptance of sinners. This conviction is central, of course, to all New Testament writings. God makes the first move, even before the sinner is ready to return. Luke recounts three parables to respond to the snobbery of some of the Pharisees and scribes. Jesus directs these three parables at the self-righteous people, the people who think God must follow their rules. Such people think they determine whom and how God will forgive. But Jesus says God follows God’s own rules. Christians are being told not to imitate the religious “snobs” of Jesus’ day. They must let God be God and not presume to tell God who can be saved and how people must be saved.

Question of the Week Has there been a time in your life when you received more than you might have deserved?

Baptisms

Ministry of Spiritual Direction Explore a closer relationship with God. Call Deb LeMay at 297-4255 or Craig Hamilton at 612-237-3463 for information and/or an appointment to learn more about spiritual direction, an ancient process of accompanying people in their spiritual journey toward freedom and peace. Scholarships are available. Call the parish office for details.

Welcome to St. Victoria If you are a visitor at St. Victoria, welcome! If you would like information on becoming a registered parishioner at St. Victoria, please feel free to contact Julie Schmieg in the parish office. She will be happy to line up an appointment for you at one of our upcoming “Bien Venidos” registration dates for new parishioners. (Bien Venidos means good welcome.) You may reach Julie at jschmieg@stvictoria.org or 443-2661 x201. (Please Note: If you are a guest at St. Victoria and would like to make a contribution, you will find “Welcome Envelopes” in the kiosk in the Commons.)

Communion at Home If you, or someone you know, is unable to come to Mass on a weekday or weekend (surgery, accident, illness, etc.), parishioners who are a part of the St. Victoria Pastoral Care Team will be happy to bring Communion to your home. It can be a one-time only occasion or on-going for as long as you like. To arrange for Communion at home, please call Mary Foster at 368-9405.

Fall Bible Studies Two fall Bible Studies are coming to St. Victoria. Study the Book of Genesis on Thursday mornings at 10 a.m. beginning September 15. Study the Book of Exodus on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 beginning October 12. We would love to have you attend one or both. For more information or to register, contact Deacon Ray Ortman in the parish office.

• Kiptyn Joseph Dashow, son of Joseph and Jenna • Tanner Felix Gossett, son of Jeremiah and Jessica • Caleb Henry Louwagie, son of Phillip and Gina

2016 Sunset Fest Raffle Winners

First Prize ($1,250) George Proud Second Prize ($250) Dennis Oas Third Prize ($100) Jean Krauth

Fogerty Print #1 Hannah Carney Fogerty Print #2 Jean Krauth Donovan Print Tony Ess

RCIA The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) is the process by which adults who are not Catholic can be initiated and welcomed into the Catholic Church. The RCIA process reaches out to everyone . . . inviting birth and rebirth in faith. Our welcome also includes cradle Catholics and anyone else who wants to learn more about the treasures of their Catholic faith. RCIA is a wonderful opportunity to renew your knowledge of Catholicism, and more importantly to recommit yourself to the faith you profess as an adult Catholic. This is the time to give this opportunity serious consideration. Sessions start on Tuesday, October 4, and will be completed during Holy Week. Call Ray Ortman in the parish office for information.

Patrick McKinney took great picture at Sunset Fest and created a video slideshow that Emily uploaded to You Tube. The links to both are now posted on our website and our Facebook page at http://stvictoria.net/home/sunset-fest-was-sensational/

From the Pastor’s Desk . . . Happenings at St. Victoria . . .

Elsewhere . . .

Warm Your Whistle Now that our Summer Outdoor Masses have ended, you are invited to join us for Friday morning Masses at 8 a.m. and stay to “warm your whistle” with a hot cup of coffee, fresh donut holes and fellowship starting this coming Friday, September 9. Everyone is welcome.

Mother Teresa of Calcutta This Sunday, September 4, Pope Francis will celebrate the canonization of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. I doubt there is a person who has not heard of this tiny woman who will now be known as Saint Mother Teresa, Saint of Mercy.

In her own words she said: By blood, I am Albanian. By citizenship, an Indian. By faith, I am a Catholic nun. As to my calling, I belong to the world. As to my heart, I belong entirely to the Heart of Jesus.”

The youngest child of Nikola and Drane Bojaxhiu, she was born August 26, 1910, in Skopje, a city situated at the crossroads of Balkan History. She was Baptized Gonxha Agnes. She received her First Communion at the age of five and a half and was confirmed in November 1916. The death of her father when she was eight years old, left the family in financial straits. Her mother raised her children firmly and lovingly and that, along with influences from the Jesuit Parish of the Sacred Heart, greatly influenced Gonxha.

At the age of 18, moved by a desire to become a missionary, Gonxha left her home to join the Institute of the Blessed Virgin, known as the Sisters of Loreto in Ireland. There she received the name of Sister Mary Teresa. In December she departed for India, arriving in Calcutta on January 6, 1929, where she was assigned to the Loreto Entally Community. She taught at St. Mary’s School for Girls. In May 1937 she made her final Profession of Vows and remained there for 20 years teaching and later serving as principal.

In September 1946, on a train ride from Calcutta to Darjeeling for her annual retreat, Mother Teresa received her “inspiration,” her “call.” Over the next months, Jesus revealed to her the desire of His heart, revealing His pain at the neglect of the poor, His sorrow at their ignorance of Him and His longing for their love. He asked Mother Teresa to establish a religious community, Missionaries of Charity, dedicated to the service of the poorest of the poor. On December 21, she went for the first time to the slums to visit those suffering and dying. On October 7, 1950, the congregation of the Missionaries of Charity was officially established in the Archdiocese of Calcutta. By 1960, Mother Teresa began to send her Sisters to other parts of India, and later she began sending Sisters to other countries including the former Soviet Union, Albania and Cuba. In following years, she founded orders for men including those of brothers and priests as well orders for lay people.

Her entire life and labor bore witness to the joy of loving, the greatness of dignity of every human person, the value of little things done faithfully and with love and surpassing worth of friendship with God. Over the years, Mother Teresa received numerous awards for her work, including the Nobel Peace Prize. She received both praise and attention “for the glory of God and in the name of the poor.”

Upon her death in 1997, Mother Teresa’s Sisters numbered nearly 4,000 members who were established in 610 foundations in 123 countries. Less than two years after her death, in view of her reputation of holiness and the favors reported, Pope John Paul II permitted the opening of her Cause of Canonization. On December 20, 2002, he approved the decrees of her heroic virtues and miracles. Today, we celebrate this Saint of Mercy. Fr. Bob

Summer Friday Outdoor Masses The Summer Friday Outdoor Masses have concluded for this year. A huge thank you to this year’s coordinator Bryan Olson and to our hosts: Rich and Karen Miller, Bernie Mackel, Steiger Lake Condo Group, Mike and Karen Maney, Michael and Melissa Krcil, Andy and Stacy Reiff, Chris and Pam Grossinger, Kathie Brown and Holy Family Catholic High School, Troy and Montserrat Sawvel, Jerry and Ginny Peichel, Eric and Carrie Colson, Mike and Amy Stephan, and Jeff and Corrine Eiden. Thank you to our hosts and to those who participated at the Liturgies this summer.

Eucharistic Adoration is every Thursday in the Historic Church beginning at 8:30 a.m. (after Daily Mass) and ending at 8 p.m. The Chur ch and the wor ld have a great need of Eucharistic Worship. Chaplet of Divine Mercy follows.

Simpson Housing On Sunday, September 18, St. Victoria volunteers will prepare and serve dinner at Simpson House in Minneapolis for homeless men and women. Donated items also are being collected, including disposable razors, deodorant, combs, underwear and new or gently-used t-shirts in adult sizes (without offensive or controversial logos) and towels. Contact Jan Wohlers at wohlershome@yahoo to volunteer or for information.

Sharing and Caring Hands Volunteers from St. Victoria will help serve a meal at Sharing and Caring Hands Monday, September 19. St. Victoria serves this ministry the third Monday of every month. If you would like to volunteer, or for more information, contact Coordinator Peter Taunton at 567-5990.

• Fall Festivals: Our Lady of the Prairie in Belle Plaine, Sunday, Sept. 11, Mass at 10 a.m., ham and chicken dinner Mass at 10 a.m., dinner 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., St. Boniface in St. Bonifacius, roast pork and pork chop dinner, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Immaculate Conception in Watertown, Sunday, Sept. 18, turkey dinner, 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. All promise fun and games, music, raffles and much more for the whole family.

• St. Nicholas in Carver has their 17th annual “Steamer 5k run/walk” on Sept. 10 at 8 a.m. Fun Run for the kids follows. Registration on their website. Send Questions to STEAMER5K@yahoo.com. • Benedictine Day of Prayer with Fr . Simeon Thole,

O.S.B., at St. John’s Abbey, Friday, Sept. 16. The topic is praying the Kingdom of God: The Word and Me. Information at www.abbeyguesthouse.org.

• Walk to End Alzheimer’s, Saturday, Sept. 17, 9 a.m. at Target Field. Register at alz.org/walk.

• Nordic Music Fest, Saturday, Sept. 10, Lion’s Park, Victoria, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., rain or shine. Music, dance, crafts and food.

• Western Cursillo Ultreya, Sunday, Sept. 11, St. Huber t Catholic Community. 6 p.m. potluck. Bill and Justine Bojan are witness speakers.

Faith Formation Continued Retreat for 6th Through 10th Grade Catechists First, thank you for agreeing (or considering) to be a catechist/leader this year to share your faith with our 6th through 10th Grade Students. You are invited to a retreat specifically for 6th through 10th Grade Catechists on Wednesday, September 7, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. This retreat is in addition to our regular catechist training scheduled for September 11 (6th to 8th Grade) or September 21 (Confirmation), a time when we go over calendars, curriculum and logistics. If you have a conflict, let Emily know and perhaps we can help.

Catechetical/Faith Formation Volunteer Weekend Calling all Children’s Liturgy Leaders, Catechists, Confirmation and Middle School Leaders, Hall Monitors, Workroom Leaders, Faith Formation Child Care and office volunteers to our Catechetical Weekend September 17 and 18. This is our chance to recognize you and pray for you before we have our Kick Off on September 21. At each of the three Masses, Fr. Bob will call you up after Communion to introduce you to the parish (as a group) and bless you. We will be joining parishes across the nation in recognizing your ministry this weekend! The USCCB website has some excellent information about Catechetical Sunday (Weekend) that you are encouraged to check out. Thank you for serving our parish’s Faith Formation Ministry.

Youth Ministry/Confirmation Needs Got a bus you’d like to donate? How about pool cues, volleyballs, kickballs, or a rubber chicken? Any chance you are getting rid of a 40 inch plus flat screen TV or projector that is gently used? We need three for Confirmation. How about superhero costumes, fun wigs, or adult dress up items? We need new or gently used items for Confirmation and Youth Ministry events. If you have something you think we could use, shoot Ann or Tanya an email and we’ll check to ensure we have a spot. We weren’t kidding about that bus!

Back to School Supplies If you have been shopping lately whether it’s Kohls, Target, Walgreens, Walmart or wherever, you no doubt have noticed the racks of back-to-school supplies. They’re hard to miss. Your Faith Formation Team has a request for those of you who are shopping for your children. Would you please consider purchasing an extra pack of markers, crayons, pencils or glue sticks for our ministry? If you are past those days of buying school supplies, but miss the excitement of the back-to-school season, maybe you would like to take a trip down memory lane and purchase a few supplies for our Ministry. If you don’t fit into those two categories, anyone can enjoy that feeling of purchasing new crayons. We would greatly appreciate any back-to-school supplies from papers to scissors, folders to markers (and anywhere in between). Please drop off donations at the parish office. Thank you for thinking of us!

Emily Klinker, Director of Adult, Children and Youth Formation

eklinker@stvictoria.org, 443-2661 x218

Sara Svenby, Assistant Director for Children’s Formation

ssvenby@stvictoria.org, 443-2661 x219

Ann Esping, Assistant Director for Youth Formation

aesping@stvictoria.org, 443-2661 x202

Tanya Hisey, Assistant Director for Youth Formation

thisey@stivctoria.org, 443-2661 x221

Important Upcoming Dates • September 7 — 6th through 10th Grade Leader catechist

Retreat • September 11 — K through 8th Grade Catechist meeting

with breakout for K through 5, 6th Grade and Edge Leader Meeting, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.

• September 14 — K through 8th Grade Catechist meeting with breakouts for K through 5, 6th Grade and Edge Leader Meeting, 6 to 8 p.m.

• September 21 — Faith Formation Kick-Off Mass • September 21 — Confirmation Leader Meeting • October 5 — Faith Formation • October 5 — Confirmation Parent/Student Retreat, 7:30 p.m. Faith Formation Registration for 2016/2017 All families currently registered in our Faith Formation program should have received registration information for the 2016/2017 Faith Formation and Sacrament season in April. Please contact Emily if you did not receive the registration information via email or you are new to the parish and need additional information about our ministry. As of September 1, registration fee increases to $95 per child. Sacramental Fees for Confirmation and First Sacraments remain the same.

VIRTUS All volunteers, 18 years or older, working with children and/or youth at St. Victoria are required to attend a VIRTUS Training Session. If you are a catechist or other Faith Formation volunteer, a Confirmation leader, Vacation Bible Study volunteer, volunteer at special events and/or retreats, choirs or similar events where children and/or youth are present and have not attended VIRTUS in the past, and did not attend the August 9 training at St. Victoria, please plan to attend the session we are offering on Saturday, September 17, at 9 a.m. If you have not been trained, you must attend this session or one at another parish in the Archdiocese before the start of Faith Formation or you will not be able to volunteer for any position. To register for a session, go to Virtus.org and click on the registration link and select Saint Paul and Minneapolis Archdiocese from the drop-down menu. Note: If you previously completed VIRTUS Training, you must be recertified. This is a 30-minute, online update. You also may go to Virtus.org for this recertification. Please let Emily know when you have completed the recertification.

Please remember that this training is required for all volunteers working with children and youth both by St. Victoria and the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis. We are audited twice a year to ensure compliance. You will not be able to volunteer without completing the training (or recertification).

We need YOU! Did you know you do not need to have children, grandchildren, nieces or nephews in Faith Formation to be a volunteer? Faith Formation is a ministry all St. Victoria parishioners can have an impact on! You also do not need to have a teaching background to be involved. All you need is a love of our faith and a desire to share it with others! We will help you with everything else you need. Besides catechist we need a welcoming committee, decorators, brownie bakers and middle school leaders. Yes, we still need our catechists as well, let us help you answer the call to serve others in your parish. We look forward to you joining us! Please contact us with any questions or to volunteer.

Ministry Schedule Stewardship Report

New Parishioners

September 10 and 11 Sacristans

5 p.m. Joyce Burau, Mary Foster 8:45 a.m. Mark and Linnea Lynum 10:45 a.m. Tim Breslin, Julie Catalino Lector 5 p.m. John Abel 8:45 a.m. Joyce Diethelm 10:45 a.m. Joe Blake Eucharistic Ministers 5 p.m. David and Jessica Bruns, Greg Butler, Bob

Elfering, Todd Hesse, Cinda Jensen, Mary Moore, Patti Murphy, Elaine Scholl, Carol Spalding, Karl and Patty Tauscher

8:45 a.m. Mary Bishop, Rita Daly, Marge Diethelm, Cindy Eide, Ruth Kroening, Michael Lanners, Dave and Ellen Roan, Chris and Judy Sones, Laura Synstegaard, Luci Tellers

10:45 a.m. Marty Dentinger, Greg Erickson, Ann Esping, Joe Hamilton, Marcus Hoffmann, Joan Klinger, Lindsey Norton, Kathryn Paradise, Anna Shay, Erv and Linda Spevacek,

Carol Trantow Greeter/Usher

5 p.m. Cal Haasken, Pat Henning, Steven and Nancy Schmieg, Rick Stucki, Tom Vogt 8:45 a.m. Mike Jeurissen, Chris and Cheryl Mach, Scott Micek, Lyle Oddan, Daryl Schmieg 10:45 a.m. Al and Louise Lehner, Bryan and William Saathoff, Steve and Jill Sonnek Servers 5 p.m. Grant Hayes, Quinn Jenkins, Nicholas Salwei 8:45 a.m. Megan Jeurissen, Stan Kohls, Nick Payne 10:45 a.m. Lily and Sam Esping, Sydney Weinandt Sound 5 p.m. Steve McNamara 8:45 a.m. Scott Johnson 10:45 a.m. Joseph Klinker Music 5 p.m. Cantor Caroline Swanson — Acc. Sharon Schindler 8:45 a.m. Agape Singers — Acc. Amee Gallagher 10:45 a.m. Little Ringers and Cantors Elizabeth Nowak and Molly Peterson — Acc. Amee Gallagher,

Liturgy of the Word for Children resumes this fall.

Last Call If you have not picked up your complimentary copy of the Parish Pictorial Directory (available for those who are included in the directory), please stop by the parish office.

Stewardship Report for August 20 and 21, Week 8 of our fiscal year: Envelope Offering: $ 9,863 Electronic Offering: 5,437 Total Membership Offering: 15,300 Second Collection for Debt Reduction: $3,597

Stewardship Report for August 27 and 28, Week 9 of our fiscal year: Envelope Offering: $ 9,340 Electronic Offering: 3,604 Total Membership Offering: 12,944

Please use your envelopes for your contributions.

• Andy and Melissa Borree and Jackson • Josh and Tricia Brettingen, Brooke and Mackenzie • Michael and Rebecca Castagnetto, Analisa, Dominic,

Maya and Sophia • Paul and Mary Karpinko • Jonathan and Ashleigh Kohler, Haileigh and Oaklee • Joe and Christine Mealhouse, Avery, Nora, Parker

and Theo • Curt and Susan Stockinger, Brooklyn and Lucas • Zac and Sarah Zalewski, Briggs and Griffin We now have 1,358 registered households at St. Victoria.

Archdiocesan Information • Catholic Watchmen Rally Thursday, September 15,

6:30 to 9 p.m., Church of the Epiphany in Coon Rapids. Bishop Andrew Cozzens will present on “The Strength of Humility: Obedience to Christ in All Things.” Dinner provided; registration not required. Go to bolles@archspm.org or call 651-291-4411.

• Annual Mass for Persons With Disabilities in St. Mary’s Chapel at the St. Paul Seminary on Sunday, September 18, at 3 p.m. with Archbishop Hebda celebrating Mass and conferring the Sacrament of Confirmation for people with disabilities who have completed Confirmation classes. Contact Sean and Joan Curtan at 651-291-4543 or curtans@archspm.org.

• Diaconate Inquiry Series for marr ied or single men between 30 and 59 years of age who may be called to a vocation as a Permanent Deacon. The four part series meets September 20 and 27 and October 4, 6:30 to

9 p.m. and October 8 8 a.m. to noon. Wives are encouraged to attend. Registration required. Contact Russ Kocermba at Kocemba@msn.com or 933-3660 or Shellee Leif at sjleif@stthomas.edu or 651-962-6891. • Free Fund-Raising Banquet for Nor th Dakota State

University (located in Fargo ND) sponsored by St. Paul Newman Center on Friday, September 23, at the St. Paul Hotel. Justin DeMoss, previous anti-Catholic and rodeo bull fighter who came to know Jesus Christ in the Catholic Church will speak. Dinner at 5:30 p.m., program 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Contact Melissa at Melissa@bisoncatholic.org or 701-235-0142 for reservations.

• Finding God in All Things with Margaret Silf. Spirituality and You on September 19, 7 to 9 p.m. and The Other Side of Chaos on September 20, 9:30 a.m.to 2:30 p.m. Register at www.loyolaspiritualitycenter.org/margaret-silf.

Employment Opportunity Love INC (In the Name of Christ) of Eastern Carver County is looking for candidates for a part-time role at the organization’s Bavaria Road Clearinghouse located in Chaska. The role is for a Communications and Office Coordinator (24 hours per week) to report to the new Executive Director. This is an excellent role for a person seeking part-time employment while serving the community. Contact Love INC at info@loveincecc.org or 448-3261 for a job description and application.

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