Matthew 26:1-12; James 1; Psalms 119:97-176 Lord’s Day In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, Forehead:”May I have the mind of Mshikha”, Mouth:”May I speak pure words of Torah”, Heart:”and may my heart be sealed”, Right shoulder: “in the blood of the Lamb”& Left shoulder :” Amen. … [Read more…]
(From the Late Sofer Michael Benor) The basic method of observing such a commemoration is with personal prayers (not always a printed liturgy) followed by a simple meal in honor of the particular Saint, followed by prayers again, praising Mar-Yah for His bountiful blessings. This is the same in the case of remembering the beheading … [Read more…]
For Shabbat High Shabbat First Shabbat of the New Year Havdallah Prayers {It is Tradition to read as much of the Torah reading early in the morning in both Hebrew and/or Aramaic. {Hebrew and Aramaic counter each other. Read as much as can and swiftly as you can yet with comprehension. Reading in Mother tongue … [Read more…]
“L’chavod Shabbat kodesh | For Shabbat| High Shabbat First Shabbat of the New Year {It is Tradition to read as much of the Torah reading early in the morning in both Hebrew and/or Aramaic. {Hebrew and Aramaic counter each other. Read as much as can and swiftly as you can yet with comprehension. Reading in … [Read more…]
The following is a recipe for Qurbana Bread, however, for those who are unable to obtain the proper ingredients or who do not have an oven to bake Qurbana Bread, one may purchase a loaf of wheat bread instead and set it aside (or freeze it) so that it is only used for Qurbana. What … [Read more…]
