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Rosh Hashanah Weekly
Rosh Hashanah Weekly
Morning
Groups Begin @ 10:30am, Parents please tend to your children beforehand
Afternoon
Groups with the Weisers-OFF
Youth Morning Groups Tots: Below 1st Grade with Morahs Faye & Shayna Group 2: Active and Educational Programs with our Middle School Helpers Junior Cong: The Classic Reborn with Mr. Weiser-OFF
Order meals Yom Kippur dren. for your chil Contact mail.com WeiserYM@g
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All of our exciting youth programming starts up again after the holidays. Looking forward to see everyone there! Contact Mr. Weiser for all the details - 619.933.6740
Candlelighting..........................6:51pm Mincha.....................................6:55pm
Welcome
To all guests and visitors who are here for Yom Tov.
Shacharis Main Shul.................7:45am Daf Yomi...................................7:45am Latest Shema...........................9:36am Mincha.....................................6:45pm Light Candles After...................7:49pm
FIRST DAY
Mazal Tov
Happy Anniversary Jorge & Judith Halperin
Refuah Sheleima
| Doni Lepor |Eliot Klugman | |Mendel Flaster | Gloria Mazur | Reva Spektor |Irving Bernhardt |
SECOND DAY
Shacharis Main Shul.........7:45am
TASHLICH
Tashlich means casting off in Hebrew and involves symbolically casting off the sins of the previous year by tossing pieces of bread or another food into a body of owing water. Just as the water carries away the bits of bread, so too are sins symbolically carried away. In this way the participant hopes to start the New Year with a clean slate. Tashlich originated during the Middle Ages and was inspired by a verse uttered by the prophet Micah: God will take us back in love; God will cover up our iniquites, You [God] will hurl all our sins Into the depths of the sea. (Micah 7:19) As the custom evolved it became tradition to go to a river and symbolically cast your sins into the water on the rst day of Rosh HaShanah. How to Observe Tashlich Tashlich is traditionally performed on the rst day of Rosh HaShanah, but if this day falls on Shabbat then tashlich isnt observed until the second day of Rosh HaShanah. If it is not performed on the rst day of Rosh HaShanah it can be done anytime up until the last day of Sukkot, which is thought to be the last day of the New Years judgment period. In order to perform tashlich take pieces of bread or another food and go to a owing body of water such as a river, stream, sea or ocean. Lakes or ponds that have sh are also a good place, both because the animals will eat the food and because sh are immune to the evil eye. Some traditions say that sh are also signicant because they can be trapped in nets just as we can be trapped in sin.
SUKKOT @BOOMERS
Monday Sep 22 3:00-8:30pm
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