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Checkout the process, criteria and tools to successfully configure it.\n1. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Setting Hreﬂang For Success #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON\n2. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Targeting international search audiences can be a great way to grow and diversify your business…\n3. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON However, it’s critical to rank with the relevant international Web version in search results… which can be challenging when you have many of them\n4. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON These misaligned pages will have worse rankings, CTR and conversions than the correct ones GOOGLE SEARCH CONSOLE\n5. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON This is when Hreﬂang comes to the rescue HTTPS://SUPPORT.GOOGLE.COM/WEBMASTERS/ANSWER/189077?HL=EN\n6. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON hreﬂang is one of many signals that Google take into consideration to determine a target locale, and one that we can directly set HTTPS://SUPPORT.GOOGLE.COM/WEBMASTERS/ANSWER/189077?HL=EN\n7. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Hreﬂang allows to specify each of your pages language & alternatively country targeting English for the UK brand.com brand.co.uk brand.com/es/ English for the US Spanish for the US\n8. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/“ /> English for the UK While also mapping each page to their alternate languages or countries versions brand.com brand.co.uk brand.com/es/ English for the US Spanish for the US <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/“ />\n9. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Nonetheless, Hreﬂang is usually found to be hard to implement…\n10. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON For real\n11. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Sigh. Even when you think you had set it right already!\n12. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON * SEO Consultant & Founder at Orainti * SEO Speaker at +100 Events in +20 countries * Author “SEO. Las Claves Esenciales.” *Blogger in Search Engine Land & Search Engine Journal *Featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Hufﬁngton Post *European Search Personality of the Year in 2018 I’m Aleyda Solis, International SEO Consultant ORAINTI.COM\n13. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON I’ve had the chance to help some great brands…\n14. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON … today I’m excited to share with you how to set hreﬂang for success #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON\n15. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON It’s about following an implementation process ASSESS THE LANGUAGES AND COUNTRIES HREFLANG IMPLEMENTATION SCOPE CHOOSE THE HREFLANG IMPLEMENTATION METHOD SPECIFY THE HREFLANG CODE PATTERN MONITOR AND TROUBLESHOOT THE HREFLANG IMPLEMENTATION AFTER LAUNCH VALIDATE THE HREFLANG IMPLEMENTATION IN A TEST ENVIRONMENT ESTABLISH HREFLANG BEST PRACTICES GUIDELINES TO FOLLOW WHEN A NEW PAGE IS PUBLISHED HTTP://BIT.LY/HREFLANGPROCESS 1 2 3 6 5 4\n16. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON 1ASSESS THE LANGUAGES AND COUNTRIES HREFLANG IMPLEMENTATION SCOPE\n17. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Although you might want to tag all of your international Web versions, if you have many it’s critical to prioritize\n18. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Check for which of your site versions you’re attracting rankings from countries that you’re already targeting with others GOOGLE SEARCH CONSOLE AND GOOGLE ANALYTICS\n19. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Start with those countries generating more organic trafﬁc to the wrong site version SEMRUSH, AHREFS, SISTRIX\n20. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCONSEMRUSH, AHREFS, SISTRIX Identify for which queries the site version ranks in the wrong market\n21. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Check if these queries are also targeted w/ pages in the relevant country version that should be ranking instead\n22. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Create a priority hreﬂang list with those pages shown in the wrong search results and their alternate versions\n23. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON 2CHOOSE THE HREFLANG IMPLEMENTATION METHOD\n24. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON You can implement hreﬂang annotations through the HTML head, using XML sitemaps, or HTTP headers HTML Head XML Sitemap HTTPS://SUPPORT.GOOGLE.COM/WEBMASTERS/ANSWER/189077?HL=EN\n25. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Choose the method that will better comply w/ your needs and potential platform restrictions BETTER FOR SMALL NUMBER OF VERSIONS TO TAG AND WHEN USING A PLATFORM THAT ALLOWS TO EASILY EDIT THE HTML HEAD HTML Head BETTER FOR BIGGER SITES WITH A HIGH NUMBER OF VERSIONS TO TAG AND/OR WHEN YOU CAN’T EDIT YOUR HTML HEAD XML Sitemap WHEN SPECIFYING HREFLANG FOR NON- HTML DOCUMENTS LIKE PDFS, DOCS, ETC. HTTP Header\n26. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON 3SPECIFY THE HREFLANG CODE PATTERN\n27. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCONHTTPS://SUPPORT.GOOGLE.COM/WEBMASTERS/ANSWER/189077?HL=EN Hreﬂang annotations use ISO 639-1 values for languages and ISO 3166-1 Alpha 2 for countries\n28. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON This is incorrect since the ISO 3166-1 code for the UK is “GB”\n29. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Languages can be speciﬁed by themselves but when specifying countries they should also include a language HTTPS://SUPPORT.GOOGLE.COM/WEBMASTERS/ANSWER/189077?HL=EN\n30. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Like this! Note the usage of a dash (not underscore) to separate the language and country values <link rel=“alternate” hreﬂang=“en” href=“http://www.brand.com/“ /> <link rel=“alternate” hreﬂang=“en-us” href=“http://www.brand.com/" /> ENGLISH ENGLISH IN THE US\n31. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON And there’s no ofﬁcial support yet for regions or continents\n32. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Sorry, but this is not ofﬁcially supported\n33. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON So if you need to use the same version across a region, you should assign each of the countries to the pages <link rel=“alternate” hreﬂang=“es-es” href=“http://www.brand.com/es/“ /> <link rel=“alternate” hreﬂang=“es-mx” href=“http://www.brand.com/latam/“ /> <link rel=“alternate” hreﬂang=“es-ar” href=“http://www.brand.com/latam/“ /> <link rel=“alternate” hreﬂang=“es-co” href=“http://www.brand.com/latam/“ />\n34. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON There’s no limit on assigning the same URL to many targeted countries\n35. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON You can also use the “x-default” value to specify the fallback version for unmatched languages/countries Default and English for the US <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“x-default“ href=“http://www.brand.com/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/“ /> brand.com\n36. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON <link rel="canonical" href="http://www.brand.com/" /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/“ /> English for the UK Note that is critical that each alternate page refer to each other, while not changing their canonicalization brand.com brand.co.uk brand.com/es/ English for the US Spanish for the US <link rel="canonical" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/" /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/“ /> <link rel="canonical" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/“ />\n37. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Don’t do this if you want the Mexican home page to actually be the one that ranks in Mexico\n38. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON With the Mobile First Index if you have independent mobile URLs you’ll need to annotate them too <link rel="canonical" href="http://www.brand.com/" /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://m.brand.com/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://m.brand.com/es/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://m.brand.co.uk/“ /> English Mobile for the UK m.brand.com m.brand.co.uk m.brand.com/es/ English Mobile for the US Spanish Mobile for the US <link rel="canonical" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/" /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://m.brand.com/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://m.brand.com/es/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://m.brand.co.uk/“ /> <link rel="canonical" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://m.brand.com/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://m.brand.com/es/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://m.brand.co.uk/“ />\n39. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Which should be the same when you’re using non-canonical AMP <link rel="canonical" href="http://www.brand.com/" /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/amp/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/amp/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/amp/“ /> English AMP for the UK brand.com/amp/ brand.co.uk/amp/ brand.com/es/amp/ English AMP for the US Spanish AMP for the US <link rel="canonical" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/" /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/amp/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/amp/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/amp/“ /> <link rel="canonical" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/amp/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“es-us" href=“http://www.brand.com/es/amp/“ /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang=“en-gb" href=“http://www.brand.co.uk/amp/“ />\n40. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCONHTTPS://WWW.ALEYDASOLIS.COM/ENGLISH/INTERNATIONAL-SEO-TOOLS/HREFLANG-TAGS-GENERATOR/ Minimize errors by using the hreﬂang generator to obtain the HTML or XML sitemap code pattern for your different versions\n41. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON You can use these values as patterns to use across the different pages you identiﬁed as relevant to tag\n42. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON When adding the hreﬂang in the HTML head, be careful that there isn’t any code that breaks it, making the hreﬂang not recognizable HTTPS://WWW.ILOVESEO.NET/HOW-TO-USE-HREFLANG-CORRECTLY/\n43. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCONHTTPS://WWW.HREFLANGBUILDER.COM/ If you work in an enterprise environment, check out the hreﬂang builder to generate hreﬂang in XML sitemaps and facilitate the mapping process\n44. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON 4VALIDATE THE HREFLANG IMPLEMENTATION IN TEST ENVIRONMENT\n45. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Verify that the relevant pages have been effectively tagged by crawling the site in a test environment SITEBULB, DEEPCRAWL, SCREAMING FROG, RYTE, BOTIFY, ONCRAWL\n46. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Besides using the right values in the desired pages, check for pages that might trigger no-return tags issues SITEBULB, DEEPCRAWL, SCREAMING FROG, RYTE, BOTIFY, ONCRAWL\n47. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Like tagging URLs that are blocked, no-indexed, canonicalized to others, redirected or with an error status code\n48. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON 5MONITOR AND TROUBLESHOOT HREFLANG AFTER LAUNCH\n49. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCONGOOGLE SEARCH CONSOLE After launching, look for remaining hreﬂang errors in the Search Console International Targeting Report\n50. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Which are the type of issues found? How many URLs are affected? Of which language/country versions?\n51. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Start ﬁxing those with a higher number of affected URLs for your most important markets\n52. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCONHTTPS://HREFLANGCHECKER.COM/, HTTPS://TECHNICALSEO.COM/SEO-TOOLS/HREFLANG/ Once you’re done you can validate the speciﬁc URLs with issues with free hreﬂang checkers\n53. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Until you have no errors\n54. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Check the remaining trafﬁc from non-relevant markets to your international versions to expand the process\n55. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON 6ESTABLISH HREFLANG BEST PRACTICES & GUIDELINES\n56. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON WHICH INTERNATIONAL VERSIONS WERE INCLUDED/EXCLUDED AND WHY? WHICH PAGES OF THOSE INTERNATIONAL VERSIONS WERE INCLUDED/EXCLUDED AND WHY? WHICH IMPLEMENTATION METHOD WAS CHOSEN AND WHY? WHICH TOOLS WERE SELECTED TO GENERATE, TEST AND MONITOR HREFLANG? WHEN AND WHERE THE HREFLANG IMPLEMENTATION SHOULD BE TESTED BEFORE ANY RELEASE? HOW OFTEN THE HREFLANG ANNOTATIONS SHOULD BE CHECKED AND WHO WILL DO IT? HTTP://BIT.LY/HREFLANGPROCESS Document the process, establishing the steps to follow to tag any page that is published, changed or removed\n57. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON It’s time to grow internationally, with the right page versions ranking!\n58. #HREFLANGSUCCESS BY @ALEYDA FROM #ORAINTI AT @PUBCON Thanks


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Barcode: 3168930009238 (EAN / EAN-13)\nCommon name: Tortilla chips de maïs goût paprika\ncorn (61%), sunflower oil (18%), rapeseed oil (5%), basic flavouring paprika [sugar, tomato powder, paprika powder, breadcrumbs (contains wheat), onion powder, garlic powder, hydrolyzed soy protein, flavour enhancer (monosodium glutamate), fructose, lactose from milk, buttermilk powder, flavour, colouring agent (paprika extract), corrector of acidity (citric acid, malic acid)], salt,\ncorn 61%, sunflower oil 18%, rapeseed oil 5%, basic flavouring paprika (sugar, tomato powder, paprika powder, breadcrumbs, onion powder, garlic powder, hydrolyzed soy protein, flavour enhancer (monosodium glutamate), fructose, lactose from milk, buttermilk powder, flavour, colouring agent (paprika extract), corrector of acidity (citric acid, malic acid)), salt\ncorn -> en:corn - vegan: yes - vegetarian: yes - percent: 61\nsunflower oil -> en:sunflower-oil - vegan: yes - vegetarian: yes - from_palm_oil: no - percent: 18\nrapeseed oil -> en:rapeseed-oil - vegan: yes - vegetarian: yes - from_palm_oil: no - percent: 5\nbasic flavouring paprika -> en:basic flavouring paprika\nhydrolyzed soy protein -> en:hydrolysed-soy-protein - vegan: yes - vegetarian: yes\nlactose from milk -> en:lactose from milk\ncolouring agent -> en:colour\nServing size: 30 g (pour: 30 g²)\nper serving (30 g (pour: 30 g²))\nEnergy (kJ) 2,095 kj 628 kj +4% 2,020 kj -2% 2,140 kj +5% 1,990 kj +5% 2,000 kj +6% 1,980 kj +8% 1,940 kj\nEnergy (kcal) 494 kcal 148 kcal +0% 492 kcal -3% 511 kcal +1% 490 kcal +4% 477 kcal +5% 471 kcal +9% 452 kcal\n(494 kcal) 628 kj\n(148 kcal) +2% 2,060 kj\nFat 25 g 7.5 g +5% 23.7 g -12% 28.5 g -7% 26.8 g +3% 24.2 g +4% 24 g +21% 20.7 g\n- Saturated fat 3.1 g 0.93 g -5% 3.26 g -10% 3.46 g -5% 3.27 g -23% 4.03 g -26% 4.2 g -61% 7.93 g\nCarbohydrates 58 g 17.4 g -6% 61.7 g +5% 55.3 g +10% 52.9 g +6% 54.5 g +13% 51.5 g +1% 57.3 g\n- Sugars 4.4 g 1.32 g +186% 1.54 g +108% 2.12 g +117% 2.03 g +58% 2.78 g +50% 2.94 g -85% 29.7 g\nFibers 3.3 g 0.99 g -36% 5.19 g -27% 4.51 g -24% 4.33 g -19% 4.08 g -22% 4.24 g -15% 3.9 g\nProteins 6.2 g 1.86 g -8% 6.76 g +3% 6.02 g +8% 5.74 g -17% 7.45 g -24% 8.13 g -9% 6.78 g\nSalt 2 g 0.6 g +74% 1.15 g +50% 1.33 g +59% 1.26 g +30% 1.54 g +29% 1.55 g +240% 0.589 g\nSodium 0.8 g 0.24 g +74% 0.46 g +50% 0.532 g +59% 0.504 g +30% 0.616 g +29% 0.62 g +240% 0.236 g\nConservation conditions: Conserver au sec.\nProduct added on March 27, 2017 at 6:40:14 PM CEST by julie-yuka\nLast edit of product page on July 24, 2021 at 4:26:35 PM CEST by kiliweb.\nProduct page also edited by date-limite-app, desan, inf, magasins-u, openfoodfacts-contributors, org-pepsico-france, tacite, yuka.J69CPoOQEeAQAtzc19of3QOFSMPhH_FaOG5Row, yuka.UnBvOUc3a3VwTWNWaHZJVnBqSDI4ZE5GeTdPcWMwbXRKdUVCSWc9PQ, yuka.sY2b0xO6T85zoF3NwEKvll5BV4D8jivfLjvRkByI6tnRPsPEQuNx5YnTLas, yuka.sY2b0xO6T85zoF3NwEKvllNJVeDgnyvtHRr5hHWSn_GgNrfWPIAuvrLGGKs.


Boys basketball box scores (Dec. 19) | The Zones\nHome Hoop Zone Boys Basketball Boys basketball box scores (Dec. 19)\nHoly Cross' Akili Evans (3) goes up for a shot in the lane against WCA's Darrell Coombs (20), during the annual NVL Boys Hoops Jamboree at Wilby High School on Sunday. City high schools competed against each other all day. Bill Shettle Republican-American\nBoys basketball box scores (Dec. 19)\nTerryville (1-0): Dom Dao 6 3 16, Albert Molina 5 0 12, Zach Rinkavage 4 0 8, Harold Garcia 5 0 11, Dylan Matulis 6 0 13, Devonne Dao 2 2 6, Sean O’Donnell 5 0 12, Brandon Gauthier 2 0 6, Jake Rinkavage1 0 2, Jacob Toth 1 0 2, 3 0 6. Totals: 40 5 94.\nHousatonic (0-1):Ivan Pascasio 2 1 6, Xavier Johnson 2 0 4, Austin Bayer 2 0 5, Russell Sears 1 0 3, Jordan Shaw 2 3 8, Briceson Barry 4 0 11, Liam Murphy 1 0 2, Derrick Webb 3 2 8. Totals: 17 6 47.\nTerryville 25 27 27 15—94\nHousatonic 5 14 7 21—47\n3-point goals: T—Dom Dao 1, Molina 2, Garcia 1, Matulis 1, O’Donnell 2, Gauthier 2. H—Pascasio 1, Bayer 1, Sears 1, Shaw 1, Barry 3.\nThomaston (0-1): Keegan Daigle 11 2 24, Ryan Bethin 1 0 2, Brandon Fainer 1 1 4, Isaiah Johnson 0 1 1, Ian Bethin 1 0 2, Chad Suckley 7 4 21, Nate Scarola 1 0 2, Ty Harkness 2 0 5. Totals: 24 8 61\nGilbert (): Aiden Roy 1 0 2, Kyle Vailickis 2 0 4, Anthony Carfiro 1 0 3, Carlos Sarmiento 6 0 13, Hunter Smith 11 1 24, Dylan Crowley 5 0 14, David Lukowski 3 0 6, Jesse Schmidt 0 0 0 0. Totals: 29 1 66.\nThomaston 19 13 9 20—61\nGilbert 12 15 19 20—66\n3-pointers: T Fainer 1, Suckley 3, Harkness 1; G — Carfiro 1, Sarmiento 1, Smith 1, Crowley 4.\nLitchfield (0-1): Ajani Campbell 1 0 2, Jason Thompson 1 0 3, Dylan Brocar 0 0 0, Matt Rousseau 1 0 3, Daniel Dieck 4 3 11, Tom Gostkowski 1 0 3, Harrison Barnes 0 0 0, Zajans Crapo 1 2 4, Erik Tieman 0 0 0, Evan Fischthal 7 1 15. Totals: 16 6 41.\nNorthwestern (1-0): Levi Delaney 5 5 16, Jake Brodnitzki 0 0 0, Clay Maloney 2 0 5, Cam Mulligan 2 2 6, Matt Maltby 1 0 2, Colin Wilson 3 0 7, Curtis Blische 1 1 3, Trent Valliere 1 4 6, Brandon North 4 1 10, Joe Ogonoski 3 2 8. Totals: 22 15 63.\nLitchfield 7 12 9 13—41\nNW 25 14 11 15—63\n3-pointers: NW—Delaney 1, Maloney 1, Wilson 1, North 1. L—Thompson 1, Gostkowski 1.\nWamogo (1-0): Ethan Collins 5 4 18, Cole Higgins 5 3 15, Charlie Coffey 0 2 2, Matt Mazzarelli 2 1 5, Eric Odenwaelder 3 1 7, Ben Roy 0 2 2, Jack King 0 0 0, Jeff Mosimann 0 0 0, Colin Ferrer 0 0 0, Logan Marti 0 0 0. Totals: 15 13 49.\nNonnewaug (0-1): Colby Steinfeld 2 0 6, Jon Khazzaka 2 9 13, Cosmo Lovig 1 1 3, Aiden Colby 2 0 4, Ethan Ciesieski 0 0 0, Brendan Burke 0 0 0, Ryan Tomkaiski 0 0 0, Ben Conti 0 0 0, Tyler Lindberg 0 0 0, Anthony Bambino 2 2 6, Mitchell Leggo 0 0 0. Totals: 9 12 32.\nWamogo 12 12 7 18—49\nNonnewaug 4 14 5 9—32\n3-point goals: W—Collins 4, Higgins 2; N—Steinfeld 2.\nO’BRIEN TECH 42\nO’Brien Tech (0-1): Jamesyn Brothers 3 3 12, Ozzy Priar 0 1 1, Stuar Vargas 5 1 14, Nashua Colon 0 0 0, Xavier Gonzalez 2 0 4, Marques James 1 0 2, Jonathan Champagne 1 0 2, Jeff Mercer 1 0 2, Kyle Rogers 1 0 2, Xavier Vellecco 1 0 3. Totals: 14 7 42.\nBullard Havens (1-0): Cyrus Cotto 2 1 6, Jayvon Hawthorne 5 2 13, Alland Beliard 8 0 16, Jaydon Bailey 7 0 14, Aramis Lopez 1 0 3, Elijah Newby 3 1 7, Jamaijh Cook 2 0 5. Totals: 28 4 63.\nO’Brien Tech 8 18 4 12—42\nBullard-Havens 20 19 14 11—63\n3-pointers: OT—Vargas 3, Brothers 3, Vellecco 1. BH—Hawthorne 2, Cook 1, Cotto 1.\nCrosby (1-0): Justin Davis 15 1 38, Jonathan Rivera 10 4 27, Jose Soares 1 0 3, Chris Spears 0 0 0, Alex Batista 3 2 8, Andre Pierre 0 0 0, Cody Jordan 3 0 7, Jason Robinson 4 1 10, C.J. Wilson 0 0 0, Pete Britto 0 0 0, Takai Wedderburn 0 0 0. Totals: 36 8 93.\nWoodland (0-1): Jason Palmieri 2 2 7, Nate Bodnar 5 0 13, Trey Mastropietro 3 0 8, Nick DeLucia 5 1 12, Robert Moriarty 2 0 5, Joey Giuliani 4 2 11, Brady Anderson 1 0 3, Nathaniel Smith 2 4 8, Sam Trumbley 0 0 0, Jon Cruz 0 0 0. Totals: 24 9 67.\nCrosby 26 22 19 26—93\nWoodland 12 14 23 18 — 67\n3-pointers: C—Davis 7, Rivera 3, Soares 1, Jordan 1, Robinson 1. W—Palmieri 1, Bodnar 3, Mastropietro 2, Giuliani 1, Anderson 1, Moriarty 1, DeLucia 1.\nAnsonia (0-1): Sheldon Schuler 5 2 13, Darell McKnight 3 0 6, Jadin Blackwell 0 0 0, Noah Wagnblas 1 3 5, Elijah Ellis 1 2 5, John Maitland 2 0 4, Ra’heim Randolph 0 0 0, Riley Smith 2 3 7, Mark Reckord 0 0 0, Brendan Palmer 0 0 0. Totals: 14 10 40.\nSacred Heart (1-0): Lorenzo Washington 7 1 16, Connor Tierney 3 0 6, Trevahn Duncan 4 0 9, Caleb Sampson 3 3 9, Steve Alseph 3 0 6, Osa Igbinewuare 0 0 0, Styles Marshall 1 0 3, Darrien Ponder 2 0 4, Davon Ellison 3 3 9, Alex Gonzalez 1 0 2, Arik Daggan 0 2 2, Johnny Pierce 0 0 0, Tony Morrison 0 0 0, Miles Yates 0 0 0. Totals: 27 9 66\nAnsonia 8 6 13 13 —40\nSacred Heart 15 13 18 20—66\n3-pointers: SH—Schuler 1, Ellis 1; SH —Washington 1, Duncan 1, Marshall 1.\nHoly Cross (1-0): Akili Evans 13 5 35, Arthur Pappas 4 2 10, Sam Henderlite 4 2 12, Kyle Lombardi 1 1 3, Jahvon Myrthil 6 4 18, Vin Diogostine 0 0 0, Drevon Yeldell 1 1 3, John Greene 1 0 2, Ashton Sannasi 3 1 7, Kaiden Dunn 0 0 0. Totals: 32 16 90.\nSeymour (0-1): Dion Perkins 8 2 20 Dhruv Kapadia 9 1 21 Matt Oczkowski 3 2 9 Kyle Harmeling 8 7 24 Chris Seara 0 0 0 Kevin Harmeling 3 0 8 Joe Orlando 1 0 2 Matt Liedke 0 0 0 Jake Chacho 0 0 0. Totals: 31 12 84.\nHoly Cross 26 15 22 15 12—90\nSeymour 25 20 19 14 6—84\n3-pointers: HC—Evans 4, Henderlite 2, Myrthil 2 S—Ky. Harmeling 3, Perkins 2, Kapadia 2, Kev. Harmeling 2, Oczkowski.\nNaugatuck (1-0): Avery Hinnant 6 6 18, Ese Onakpoma 3 3 9, Robert Sanders 5 2 15, Derrick Jagello 3 0 7, Keywan Edwards-Garris 5 0 15, Aiden Robertson 0 0 0, Tim Bristol 0 0 0, John Mezzo 2 0 4, Perris Sayler 0 0 0, Ryan Noble 2 0 6, Justin Barth 0 0 0, Julaquis Minnifield 0 0 0. Totals: 26 11 74.\nOxford (0-1): Cayden Mitchell 3 0 9, Tanner Soracco 6 2 15, Matthew Michaud 1 0 2, Patrick Mucherino 3 1 7, Hunter Keller 2 0 6, Simon Smith 2 0 4, Dylan Salgado 0 0 0, John Gurecki 1 0 2, Michael Domack 0 0 0, Paul Davis 0 0 0, Totals: 18 3 45.\nNaugatuck 12 25 25 12—74\nOxford 17 5 10 13—45\n3-pointers: N—Garris 5, Sanders 4, Noble 2, Jagello 1. O—Mitchell 3, Keller 2, Soracco 1.\nWCA (1-0): Jonathan Edwards 4 6 14, Jaden Stallworth 6 1 18, Zion Lott 7 0 17, Darrell Coombs 3 0 6, Gerald Council 1 0 2, Rafael Prado 2 0 5, Taj’amr Vines 3 0 5. Totals: 25 8 67.\nWolcott (0-1): Mike Greene 0 0 0, Eric Perzhilla 0 0 0, Ryan Ligi 0 0 0, Brian Perzhilla 5 6 17, Matt Jefferson 0 1 1, Nick Nobrega 1 0 2, Jack Moore 2 1 5, Ryan Lofgren 0 0 0, Tyler Chance 1 0 2, Alex James 0 0 0, Ty Goldberg 4 0 11, Rron Zhuta 1 0 2, Colin Brandt 0 0 0. Totals: 14 8 40.\nWCA 19 17 13 18—67\nWolcott 7 10 12 11—40\n3-pointers: WCA—Stallworth 5, Lott 3, Prado 1. Wol.—B. Perzhilla 1, Goldberg 3.\nSt. Paul (1-0): Quinten Connor 0 0 0, Rudy Otero 1 1 3, Will Barton 4 0 8, AJ Brookes, 3 1 8, Noah Waters 8 8 29, Tommy Lorenzetti 0 0 0, Jack Noli 5 0 11, Jamie Leggett 0 0 0, Jackson Sullivan 0 0 0, Alex Partyka 3 0 7. Totals: 24 10 66\nDerby (0-1): Davant Addison 3 1 9, Shymar Robinson 5 6 17, Killian O’Kech 2 0 8, Ken Little 4 0 8, Jose Melendez 1 2 5, Rayon Barnes 0 3 3. Totals: 16 12 50\nSt. Paul 17 15 15 19—66\nDerby 18 14 8 10—50\n3-pointers: SP—Brookes 2, Waters 3, Noli 1, Partyka 1. D—Addison 2, Robinson 1, O’Kech 2, Melendez 1.\nPomperaug (0-1): Ethan Gomulinski 0 0 0, Dean Koulouris 2 1 7, Adam Opalka 1 0 3, Andrew Doan 3 0 6, Dion Zhuta 8 3 20, Noah Fradkin 1 0 2, Spencer Dragone 2 0 4. Totals: 17 4 42.\nJoel Barlow (1-0): Clark Gilmore 3 1 7, Arnold Wright 3 0 7, Brett Hugo 1 0 2, Sebby Hurlbut 0 0 0, Carter Janki 5 1 11, Austin DeLuca 2 0 6, Thomas Richetelli 4 3 11. Totals: 18 5 44.\nPomperaug 5 16 11 10—42\nJoel Barlow 17 6 6 15—44\n3-pointers: P—Koulouris 2, Opalka 1, Zhuta 1; JB—Deluca 2, Wright 1.\nHighlights: P—Doan 9 rebounds.\nPrevious articleGirls basketball box scores (Dec. 19)\nNext articleVideo: Kaynor Tech girls remember their teammate


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01/10/2021 Oddi wrth yr Esgob / From the Bishop\nAraith Lywyddol Cynhadledd yr Esgobaeth 2021\n"Rwyf eisiau gwahodd pob un ohonom unwaith eto i ffydd fywiog mewn Duw byw sy’n ein paratoi i wynebu’r cam nesaf yn ein bywyd gyda’n gilydd."\nMae’r Esgob wedi penderfynu canslo cyfarfod corfforol dydd Sadwrn o Gynhadledd yr Esgobaeth, oedd i'w gynnal yng Nghadeirlan Deiniol Sant ym Mangor. Mae'r argyfwng tanwydd dros y dyddiau diwethaf wedi gwneud bywyd yn anodd ac yn bryderus i nifer ohonom, a nid yw'r Esgob am ychwanegu at yr anawsterau hynny, a byddai am i gyflenwadau tanwydd a'r amser a dreulir yn cyrchu tanwydd gael ei flaenoriaethu at ddibenion eraill ar hyn o bryd.\nYma, mae'r Esgob yn rhannu geiriau'r Anerchiad Lywyddol y byddai wedi'i thraddodi yn ystod y Cymun Bendigaid yn y Gadeirlan. Ceir yma recordiad a wnaed yn ystod yr ychydig ddyddiau diwethaf yn y Gadeirlan, a'r testun dwyieithog.\nRhannwch eiriau'r Esgob gydag eraill yn eich Ardal Weinidogaeth, a chynhaliwch yr esgobaeth gyfan yn eich gweddïau y Sul hwn.\n"Blant, yr ydych chwi o Dduw, ac yr ydych wedi eu gorchfygu hwy, oherwydd y mae'r hwn sydd ynoch chwi yn gryfach na'r hwn sydd yn y byd."\nMae Ioan, awdur yr epistol o ble y daw’r dyfyniad hwn, wrth ei fodd yn cymharu gwahanol realiti ysbrydol. Mae’n sôn am oleuni a thywyllwch, cariad a chasineb, Crist a’r gwrthgrist, perthyn ac unigrwydd. A dyma’r ffordd y mae’n ein gorfodi i ystyried y gwahanol realiti rydyn ni’n eu hwynebu a’r dewisiadau rydyn ni’n eu gwneud.\nY diwrnod o'r blaen, roeddwn i'n darllen hanes Victoria Arlen yn ei llyfr 'Locked In' a sut, yn 14 mlwydd oed, y gyrrodd cyfuniad o wahanol afiechydon hi i goma ymwybodol. Roedd wedi dioddef dwy flynedd o ffitiau a dioddefaint corfforol nad oedd na diagnosis na gwellhad iddyn nhw. Roedd y coma ymwybodol yn golygu ei bod yn clywed popeth oedd yn cael ei ddweud wrthi neu amdani: geiriau hardd ei theulu a geiriau creulon a difrïol y rhai oedd i fod i ofalu amdani.\nPan ddaeth ei llais, a pheth symudiad, yn ôl, roedd pedair blynedd wedi mynd heibio ac, erbyn hynny, roedd yn ei harddegau. Roedd y rhan fwyaf o’i dannedd wedi pydru (feddyliodd neb am lanhau ei dannedd) ac roedd ei chyhyrau wedi teneuo’n drychinebus.\nPan enillodd y fedal aur yn y ras nofio dull rhydd 100 metr yn y gemau para Olympaidd 2012, dangosodd beth mae'r enaid dynol yn gallu ei wneud. Ond yr her fwyaf iddi hi, fel Cristion, oedd maddau. Sut allai hi faddau i’r rhai oedd wedi ei cham-drin a’i sarhau yn yr ysbyty?Fe wnaeth, ond fe fyddwn i’n argymell eich bod yn darllen yr hanes eich hunan i ganfod beth oedd hynny wedi ei olygu, ac yn ei olygu, iddi hi heddiw.\nRwy’n credu fod ei stori’n ein helpu i ddeall beth oedd Ioan yn ei feddwl ynghylch gorchfygu. Roedd gan Victoria ddewis: byw gyda chasineb a chwerwder neu ddarganfod goleuni a bywyd.\nRwy’n deall nad yw’n hawdd dod o gysgod y panedemig ac yn deall hefyd nad ydyn allan eto. Mae’n hollol bosibl na welwn ni fyth y math hwnnw o fywyd eto, er gwell er gwaeth. Fe wyddom ein bod wedi colli llawer. Mae’r rhan fwyaf ohonom yn adnabod rhywun a oedd wedi cael (neu sy'n dal) ei effeithio gan Covic-19. Mae pobl sydd wedi marw neu sy’n dal yn wael yn ein hatgoffa ein bod ni, yn wirioneddol, yn perthyn i’n gilydd ond yn ein hatgoffa hefyd bod ein byd yn fregus, a bydd hyd yn oed stori newydd nad oes yna brinder petrol yn arwain at y math o banig sy’n anodd ei wrthsefyll. Efallai bod y sail i’r math hwn o banig, o deimlad nad oes gennym ni reolaeth, yn dangos anniddigrwydd dyfnach, sef ein bod ni’n bryderus ac yn ofnus ac â diffyg ymddiriedaeth ddofn mewn llywodraeth ac yn y rhan fwyaf o sefydliadau, gan gynnwys yr eglwys.\nCyfle da, felly, i ailystyried rhai o’r egwyddorion creiddiol sy'n sail i'n ffydd. Geiriau Sant Ioan eto. ‘Blant, yr ydych chwi o Dduw, ac yr ydych wedi eu gorchfygu hwy, oherwydd y mae'r hwn sydd ynoch chwi yn gryfach na'r hwn sydd yn y byd’.\nMae Ioan yn cyfeirio at y systemau, dylanwadau, gwahanol realiti ysbrydol hynny sydd ar waith yn y byd, yr hyn y mae Sant Paul yn eu galw'n rym a thywysogaethau. Mae’r rhain yn gallu ffurfio ein byd, yn gynnil ond yn rymus. Mae’n llawer anos gwrthsefyll rhywbeth sydd bron yn anweledig, fel gwau gyda niwl. Ond, er hynny, mae Ioan yn dweud ein bod wedi eu goresgyn oherwydd bod yr un sydd ynom ni yn fwy na'r un sydd yn y byd.\nAc, wrth bendroni, rwy’n meddwl, beth mae’n ei feddwl wrth ddweud hynny?Ac ym mha ffordd mae hynny’n egluro’r hyn rydyn ni wedi bob trwyddo yn ystod y pandemig.\nMae Ioan yn amlwg yn credu fod ffydd yng Nghrist yn anhepgorol. Yn ddiweddarach, fe fyddai’n ysgrifennu:‘Pwy yw gorchfygwr y byd ond yr hwn sy'n credu mai Iesu yw Mab Duw?(1 Ioan 5:5). Ac mae ffydd fel hyn sy’n credu fod Duw wedi dod atom ni yn Iesu'n gwybod nad yw nihiliaeth yn mynd i unlle. Y stori Gristnogol yw bod Duw wedi ymddangos ym mherson Iesu Grist. Nid yw’r glôb a’i gwrs heb ystyr na diben. Mae yna ddarlun mawr, wrth gwrs, ond pan mae’n dod i lawr ataf i, fy mywyd i, fy anwyliaid i, yna mae'n dod yn hynod bersonol. Dydyn ni ddim angen rhigwm gôr syml plentyn i wybod ei fod yn wir, serch hynny, fod Iesu'n fy ngharu a'm bod yn gwybod hynny.\nOnd dyw ffydd fel hyn ddim yn gysur di-ben-draw. I Ioan, lens oedd ffydd i ddeall y byd. Daeth dyfodiad Iesu â’r cwestiynau hynny ynghylch ein diben yn y pen draw i gryn sylw. Profiad y Cristnogion cyntaf oedd bod bywyd yn gwneud llawer mwy o synnwyr gyda Duw yn ei ganol, na hebddo. Ar ôl cael blas ar y bywyd newydd, roedd fel eu bod yn rhannu atgyfodiad Iesu ei hunan. Wrth iddyn nhw faddau, roedd cysgodion tywyll pechod yn diflannu a rhyddid yn cael ei ollwng yn rhydd i sefyllfaoedd a oedd, fel arall, yn edrych yn llwm a diobaith. Yn yr ystyr hynny, roedd yr hyn roedden nhw’n ei brofi a'r hyn roedden nhw'n ei gredu ynddo yr un peth, wedi'u cysylltu'n ddi-dor mewn ffordd oedd yn adeiladu ffydd ac yn rhoi dewrder i'w cenhadaeth.\nDydw i ddim yn meddwl, fodd bynnag, fod Ioan yn ystyried ffydd fel dim ond dyfais i allu deall y byd, ond fel ffordd o gysylltu gyda’r byd. Roedd yn credu, beth bynnag fyddai’r byd yn ei daflu ato, bod Iesu hyd yn oed yn gryfach.Ac, felly, heddiw, rwy’n meddwl am y rhai sy’n galaru ac yn gobeithio fod cariad yn cyfarfod galar ac yn ei drawsnewid. Ac rwy’n dal i obeithio y bydd y rhai hynny a allai fod yn dal yn chwerw oherwydd yr hyn a ddigwyddodd yn ystod y ddwy flynedd ddiwethaf yn canfod heddwch a diben. Rwy’n cael fy nghalonogi y gallai hyd yn oed yr anghydfod a’r ymladdfa fwyaf gresynus gael eu cyfarfod gyda maddeuant sy’n ein rhyddhau i berthynasau wedi’u hadfywio. Ond, rwyf hefyd yn gobeithio, pan fydd yn rhaid i’r eglwys gyflwyno datganiadau, un ai ar newid hinsawdd neu ar faterion cyfiawnder, nad yw'n gwneud hynny ar hap ond oherwydd ein bod yn credu fod Duw'n caru digon ar y byd i anfon Crist i'w waredu.\nAc, rwy’n meddwl mai yma, efallai, y mae'r cylch yn cael ei gau. Mae’r un sydd ynom ni yn fwy na’r un sydd yn y byd. Mae’n hawdd i ni fod yn blwyfol wrth herio ein ffydd a bron â chael ein goresgyn gan gyflwr adeiladau neu gyllid. Rwy’n gwerthfawrogi fod hynny’n bryder i lawer a hoffwn i ddim bychanu'r sefyllfaoedd y mae'n rhaid i ni eu rheoli. Ond, os mai cyd-destun ein gwaith yw’r unig ffordd rydyn ni’n ystyried ein bywyd, fe fyddwn yn symud yn dragywydd o anobaith at ryddhad ac yn ôl eto fyth, yn dibynnu ar sut mae pethau'n edrych.\nEin gobaith yw'r un sydd wedi'n gwneud ac sydd wedi'n hachub. Rydyn ni’n rhannu’r gras oddi fry oherwydd fe wyddom mai Ef yw Goleuni'r Byd, Gobaith Cenhedloedd ac o'r argyhoeddiad hwn rydym yn meiddio credu fod gennym efengyl i’w chyhoeddi. Rwyf eisiau gwahodd pob un ohonom unwaith eto i ffydd fywiog mewn Duw byw sy’n ein paratoi i wynebu’r cam nesaf yn ein bywyd gyda’n gilydd. Nid gobaith yn erbyn gobaith, na nofio'n groes i'r llanw, yw hyn ond argyhoeddiad cadarn, yng ngeiriau Ioan, fod yr un sydd ynom ni'n fwy na'r un sydd yn y byd.\nDiolch i ti, O Dduw\nDiocesan Conference Presidential Address 2021\n"I want to invite each of us once more to a vibrant faith in a living God that equips us to meet the next stage of our life together"\nThe Bishop has decided to cancel the in-person session of the Diocesan Conference, due to be held at Saint Deiniol’s Cathedral in Bangor. The fuel crisis over recent days has made life difficult and anxious for a number of us, and the Bishop does not wish to add to those difficulties, and would want fuel supplies and time spent accessing fuel to be prioritised for other purposes at present.\nHere, the Bishop shares the words of the Presidential Address he would have delivered during the Holy Eucharist at the Cathedral. You'll find here a recording made in the last few days in the Cathedral, and the bilingual text.\nPlease share the Bishop's words with others in your Ministry Area, and please hold the whole diocese in your prayers this Sunday.\nJohn, the author of the epistle from which this text of is taken, loves to contrast spiritual realities. He speaks of light and darkness, love and hate, Christ and antichrist, belonging and isolation. And in this way he forces us to engage with the realities we face and the choices we make.\nI found myself reading the story of Victoria Arlen in her book ‘Locked in’ and how at the age of 14 she experienced a combination of diseases which left her in a conscious coma. She has suffered two years of seizures, fits and physical suffering which had neither diagnosis nor cure. The conscious comma meant she heard everything that was said to or about her: the beautiful words spoken by her family and the dismissive and cruel words spoken by others who were meant to be looking after her.\nWhen she regained her voice and some movement, four years had elapsed and she was now a teenager. Her teeth had largely rotted (no one thought to brush her teeth) and her muscle loss was catastrophic.\nWhen she won the gold medal in the 100 metres freestyle at the 2012 para Olympics she showed what the human soul is capable of doing. But the biggest challenge for her, a Christian, was forgiveness. How could she forgive those who mistreated and abused her in hospital? She did but I recommend you read the story yourself to see what that meant and means for her today.\nI think her story helps us understand what John means about overcoming. There was a choice for Victoria: live with hate and bitterness or discover light and life.\nI’m conscious that our coming from the shadows of the pandemic is not straightforward and we are not there yet. It’s entirely possible we shall never return to that kind of life, either for good or ill, again. We know that much has been lost. Few of us do not know someone who was affected (or still is) by Covid-19. People who died or became unwell reminded us that we truly belong to each other but also that our world is fragile and even a new story about there being no shortage of petrol produces the kind of panic which is hard to resist. Perhaps underpinning this kind of panic, of feeling we are not in control, reveals a deeper malaise which is that we are anxious and fearful and deeply mistrustful of government and most institutions, including the church.\nSo a good opportunity to revisit some founding principles which underpin our faith. St John’s words again: ‘You, dear children, are from God and have overcome them, because the one who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world’.\nJohn is addressing those systems, influences, spiritual realities which are at work in the world, what St Paul calls the powers and principalities. These can shape our world subtly but powerfully. It’s much harder to resist something which is almost invisible, like knitting with fog. But nonetheless, John says we have overcome them because the one in us is greater than the one in the world.\nAnd I find myself wondering what he means by this? And in what way does it address what we have experienced during the pandemic?\nJohn clearly believes that faith in Christ is indispensable. Later he would write: ‘Who is it that overcomes the world? Only the one who believes that Jesus is the Son of God’. (1 John 5:5). And faith like this which believes that God has come to us in Jesus knows that nihilism is a dead end. The Christian story is that God has turned up in person of Jesus Christ. This globe and its course are not without meaning or purpose. That’s a big picture of course but when it crunches down into me, my life, my loved ones then it becomes deeply personal. We don’t need the child’s ditty with its overly simplistic overtones to know it is nonetheless true that Jesus loves me this I know.\nBut faith like this is no creature comfort. For John, faith was a lens through which to understand the world. The coming of Jesus brought those questions about our final purpose sharply into focus. The experience of the first Christians was that life made much more sense with God at the centre than without. When they experienced new life it was as though they were sharing in the resurrection of Jesus himself. When they forgave, the dark shadows of sin were dispelled and liberty was released into the situations that otherwise seemed bleak and hopeless. In this sense what they experienced and what they believed were all of a piece, seamlessly connected in a way that built faith and gave courage to their mission.\nI don’t think John regarded faith as only a device by which to understand the world however but as a way of engaging with it. He believed that whatever the world had to throw, Jesus was stronger still. And so today I think of those who grieve and take hope that love meets grief and transforms it. I take hope that those who might feel embittered at what the last 2 years have brought can know peace and purpose. I take heart that even the most wretched of disputes and fights can be met with forgiveness which liberates us into new restored relationships. But I also take hope that when the church needs to speak out on issues whether climate change or matters of justice, they do so not randomly but because we believe that God loved the world enough to send the Christ to redeem it.\nAnd I think this is where perhaps I come full circle. The one who is in us is greater than the one in the world. It is easy for us to localize our faith challenge and become almost overwhelmed by the state of buildings or finances. I appreciate these are concerns for many and have no wish to belittle the situations we need to manage. But if the context of our working is the only lens through which we approach our life, we will forever be moving from despair to relief and back again depending on how things look.\nOur hope is in the one has made us and saved us. We share grace from above because we know He is the Light of the World, the Hope of the Nations and from this conviction we dare to believe we have a gospel to proclaim. I want to invite each of us once more to a vibrant faith in a living God that equips us to meet the next stage of our life together. This is not hoping against hope or swimming against the tide but a firm conviction, in the words of John, that the one who is in us is greater than the one who is in the world.