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Torah Portion: Vayera

The parsha begins on a hot, lazy afternoon in Mamre, which if you want to locate it on a map, is roughly the fifth oak tree south of Hebron in Canaan. Abraham looks up and finds three men standing outside…

To make all things new

Jayd Henricks, What We Need Now on Wednesday, October 28, 2026 The question is not whether the Church needs reform but what kind, and toward what end. With all your heart, soul, and mind – Bishop Barron’s Sunday sermon Trappist Monks at St.

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Tashlich’s Origin Story

And how this ritual ‘casting off of sins’ has evolved. By Rabbi Danielle Upbin It is one thing to sit in synagogue and enumerate our sins, privately or through the elaborate liturgy of the Days of Awe. It is another…

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Parsha Lech Lecha: The power of one

By Rabbi Dr. Michael Leo Samuel in Chula Vista, California Yet history is consistently blind to arithmetic. Israel has never been an empire of vast numbers; it is a story of outsized impact. Greatness isn’t a census headcount; it’s moral…

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A Sukkah at Ann’s Choice

Some members of the Jewish Residents Council helped decorate the sukkah at Ann’s Choice in Bucks County earlier this month. (Courtesy of Barbara Steiner) The post A Sukkah at Ann’s Choice appeared first on Philadelphia Jewish Exponent. A Sukkah at…

Joy in the New Year

Shalom Alliance of Central Ohio will host its Open Tent Women meet up for Jewish women in Central Ohio from 7 to 8 p.m. Oct. 25. Summer camps never just happen. It is not uncommon for counselors and staff members to be spending an…

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