admin | December 24, 2021
Maybe its ironic, or maybe it makes sense. When you talk to Linda Forgosh, who is retiring as the executive director of the Jewish Historical Society of Greater MetroWest, you dont get much of her own story. Shes not terribly interested in her personal history
admin | December 5, 2021
(JTA) Curb Your Enthusiasm has always been a Jewy show, but this season it is downright Jewish. On the HBO sitcom, now in its 11th season, Larry David has never been shy about surfacing, and lampooning, Judaism and Jewishness. He has contemplated the dilemmas of Holocaust survival, waded into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (via a local chicken restaurant) and gotten stranded on a ski lift with an Orthodox Jew on Shabbat.
admin | December 5, 2021
Tonight, we will light the sixth candle of the Hannukah Menorah. Its a season of joy, illumination, resolve and family celebrations.
admin | November 30, 2021
Rabbi Amy B.
admin | November 30, 2021
At his general audience on Aug. 11, 2021, Pope Francis delivered a talk titled "Catechesis on the Letter to the Galatians: 4.
admin | November 30, 2021
Jack Levine| Palm Beach Post As we enter the holiday season, let's realize there are neighbors, young and elder, whose weeks ahead will not brimwith joy. For whatever reason, in whatever circumstance, we know that people in need can be helped if we choose to do so
admin | November 30, 2021
A shooting in Jerusalem a week ago reminded many Jewish people of the centuries of animosity theyve endured.
admin | November 27, 2021
By Rabbi Steven Graber Although a relatively minor festival in the Jewish calendar, Hanukkah has become one of our most popular celebrations. It touches on many wonderful themes religious freedom, fighting evil, the rededication of our Temple, the spreading of light.
admin | November 27, 2021
My Hanukkah menorah is broken. My wife tells me theres a piece missing, a branch that is supposed to go from the Star of David in the center of the candelabra to a slot on the back to hold the shamus the candle used to light all the others
admin | November 27, 2021
As we enter the holiday season, lets realize that there are neighbors, young and elder, whose weeks ahead are not brimming with joy. For whatever reason, in whatever circumstance, we know that people in need can be helped if we choose to do so. As the Talmud asks of us: If not you, who
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