Reward For Kaddish
A highly respected woman, the wife of a prosperous businessman
in the Hungarian city of Pressburg, adopted the custom of
periodically donating a sum of money to the yeshivah, on the
condition that someone there recite Kaddish for the souls of
those unfortunates who have no one to say it for them. The
yeshivah administration agreed, appointing one of the students
to recite Kaddish for those departed souls... |
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Heavenly Help
For A Lonely Soul
Rav Gifter, Rosh Yeshiva of Telz Yeshiva in Cleveland
(1915-1991) was once traveling from Cleveland to Baltimore
with a group of students in order to attend a wedding... |
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The Lengthy Morning Service That Saved Ten Lives
A group of men who worked in the Twin Towers would gather
daily to recite the Morning prayers at a Minyan near the
Towers. |
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The Kaddish's Day In Court
The case of a wealthy American Jew who passed away and left
a large inheritance to his son came before an American
court. The father stipulated in his will that the son may
only claim his inheritance on the condition that he observes
the recitation of Kaddish upon his passing. |
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A Kaddish For A Kaddish
A Rabbi, a yarmulke, a prayer and a street corner….brings a
Jewish soul back to his roots… |
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You Have Now Put My Mind At Ease
Rav Yitzchak Zilbershtein shlita related the following story
that he heard first hand about a Jewish family that
immigrated to Israel from Iran.… |
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The Missed Flight
Shortly after World War II, an emissary from the Vaad
Hatzoloh (rescue committee) went from America to Europe to
take care of the needs of some of the survivors... |
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Devotion In Darkness
Rabbi Avraham Eisenbach, the head of the chevrah kadisha (burial
society) for the Israeli army, has an unusual son, Menachem... |
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