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"The Rebbe must know something we do not," whispered disciples of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev. "Perhaps he sees a terrible calamity decreed for the coming year, G-d forbid."
And then came the startling announcement: this year, the Rebbe was insisting on a donation of two groschen for each individual on the list of people whom the Rebbe will pray for to be inscribed in the book of the living. Two groschen per name--no exceptions.
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Thursday
3 Tishrei | October 2
Fast of Gedaliah
Today in Jewish HistoryToday in Jewish History:
Assassination of Gedaliah (423 BCE)
Passing of Rebbetzin Devorah Leah (1792)
Laws and CustomsLaws and Customs:
Fast of Gedaliah
Ten Days of Repentance
Friday
4 Tishrei | October 3
Light Shabbat Candles before sunset.
Shabbat
5 Tishrei | October 4
Torah Reading: Vayelech (Deuteronomy 31:1-31:30)
Today in Jewish HistoryToday in Jewish History:
Rabbi Akiva martyred (134)
Laws and CustomsLaws and Customs:
Shabbat Shuvah
Sunday
6 Tishrei | October 5
Today in Jewish HistoryToday in Jewish History:
Rebbetzin Chana (1964)
Monday
7 Tishrei | October 6
Tuesday
8 Tishrei | October 7
Today in Jewish HistoryToday in Jewish History:
Temple Dedicated (826 BCE)
Passing of R. Baruch (1791)
Wednesday
9 Tishrei | October 8
Erev Yom Kippur
Laws and CustomsLaws and Customs:
Kaparot
Festive Meals
Mikveh
Lekach (honey cake)
Additional customs
Yom Kippur fast begins at sunset
Kol Nidrei
Thursday
10 Tishrei | October 9
Yom Kippur
Today in Jewish HistoryToday in Jewish History:
Rebecca Born (1677 BCE)
2nd Tablets (1313 BCE)
Laws and CustomsLaws and Customs:
Yom Kippur Observances
Links

Candle Lighting
Candle Lighting Times
Tucson, Arizona USA
Wednesday, October 8
Eve of Yom Kippur
Light Candles at: 5:41 pm
Thursday, October 9
Yom Kippur
Holiday Ends: 6:34 pm
Friday, October 10
Light Candles at: 5:39 pm
Shabbat, October 11
Shabbat Ends: 6:32 pm
Monday, October 13
Eve of First day Sukkot
Light Candles at: 5:35 pm
Tuesday, October 14
Eve of Second day Sukkot
Light Candles after: 6:29 pm
Wednesday, October 15
Holiday Ends: 6:27 pm
Friday, October 17
Light Candles at: 5:31 pm
Shabbat, October 18
Shabbat Ends: 6:24 pm
Monday, October 20
Eve of Shemini Atzeret
Light Candles at: 5:27 pm
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The 12 Pesukim
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A Historic Bailout
What is the personal lesson we can take from the planned gargantuan bailout aimed at saving the failing banking industry?
Voices:
Forgiveness
By Jay Litvin
"Jay," my friend wrote, "I think that this Yom Kippur G-d should beg you to forgive Him for what He's done to you"
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