yahrzeit造句

• The names of the deceased are read at the proper evening service and at the Friday evening service the week before the Yahrzeit ( W . E, 2005 ).
• Shaar HaShamayim Yeshiva has increased public awareness of the yahrzeit of the Arizal on 5 Av, and reintroduced the custom of visiting his gravesite in Safed on that day.
• He had just returned from synagogue where he had gone to mark the yahrzeit _ or anniversary _ of his father's death with the Jewish prayer, the kaddish.
• A dedicated yahrzeit candle was conceived, with yellow wax and a barbed-wire Star of David logo reminiscent of the armbands Jews were forced to wear during the Holocaust.
• The young people who came to mourn Rabin were dubbed the " Candles Youth " (, " Noar HaNerot " ) after the many yahrzeit candles they lit.
• Each of these lights will be lit for individuals on their " Yahrzeit ", and all the lights will be lit for a " Yizkor " service.
• The memorial services are in keeping with the Jewish custom of yahrzeit, which calls for remembrance on the anniversary of a person's death, Pearl's father, Judea Pearl, said Wednesday.
• He has attended yahrzeit observances in memory of the deceased, for the father of a friend, and attended a Tashlikh, an atonement ceremony, with the mayor of Lynchburg on the afternoon of Rosh Hashanah in 2015.
• At their feet in the dust were thousands of roses left by family members in makeshift memorials, along with stuffed animals, baseball caps and Jewish yahrzeit candles that are lit on the anniversaries of the deaths of loved ones.
• It was the anniversary of my father's death, his yahrzeit, and there's a special prayer for such occasions, a prayer that can only be said in the presence of at least 10 other Jews.
• Patti Drosdowich was explaining to John, her 7-year-old son, that they would be going to synagogue on a Friday night to observe the yahrzeit, the anniversary of the death, of his great-grandmother.
• Some have a custom to visit the cemetery on fast days ( Shulchan Aruch Orach Chayim 559 : 10 ) and before Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur ( 581 : 4, 605 ), when possible, and for a " Yahrzeit ."
• Schorsch was speaking of Abraham Joshua Heschel, the charismatic scholar, writer and religious leader whose 25th " yahrzeit " _ anniversary of his death _ is being marked in the coming weeks by hundreds of events, large and small, around the country.
• A completed set was dedicated on February 9, 2005, to the Library of Congress, and the siyum ( celebration at the " completion " ) was held on March 15, 2005, the 13th yahrzeit of Jerome Schottenstein, at the New York Hilton.
• In June 1947, on the three-year yahrzeit of Yacov Edelstein's death in Auschwitz, Max Brod wrote : " And so a Jewish hero left this world, a man who up to the end did everything he possibly could and never gave up.
• Lag Ba'Omer is identified as the " Yom Hillula ( yahrzeit ) " of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of the leading " Tannaim " ( teachers quoted in the Mishna ) and ascribed author of the core text of Kabbalah, the Zohar.
• In some congregations ( especially Reform and Conservative ones ), the Rabbi will read a list of the deceased who have a Yahrzeit on that day ( or who have died within the past month ), and then ask the congregants to name any people they are mourning for.
• Coming as it did the day before the yahrzeit of Hasidic master Reb Elimelech of Lizensk, when hundreds traditionally make a pilgrimage to his grave in Le |
  ajsk, Poland, two Siyums were celebrated in Poland, including the first at Yeshivas Chachmei Lublin since 1931 ( see below ).
• Some Jews believe that strict Jewish law requires that one should fast on the day of a parent's Yahrzeit; although most believe this is not required, some people do observe the custom of fasting on the day of the " Yahrtzeit ", or at least refraining from meat and wine.
• A key part of the Torah service is the misheberakh blessings, as people volunteer for aliyot to mark events in their lives and receive recognition from the community : birthdays, new jobs, new academic ventures, arriving and departing for Israel, departing for college, a yahrzeit, a new apartment or home.