Fwd: Find Meaning in the Three Weeks

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Date: Tue, Jul 12, 2022, 7:05 PM
Subject: Find Meaning in the Three Weeks
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Order now OU Press Kinot Mesorat HaRav  This National Jewish Book Award winner, edited by Rabbi Simon Posner, provides the complete Tisha B'Av service accompanied by the exceptional commentary on the Kinot by Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik, based on Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter's compilation and redaction of transcripts of the Rav's Tisha B'Av learning sessions. Includes as well a new English translation of Kinot by Rabbi Tzvi Hersh Weinreb, and synopses of shiurim by the Rav. Join those who have used the Rav's Kinot and said, "My Tisha B'Av experience will never be the same." *The Rav's Kinot will be used by Rabbi Tzvi Hersh Weinreb in his annual Tisha B'Av webcast. Enrich your experience by following along in his discussion of the Kinot by purchasing your copy today! Order now   Shiurei HaRav on Tisha B'Av & Aveilut  Edited by Rabbi Elyakim Koenigsberg, this Hebrew volume is composed of Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik's analytical and incisive lectures and shiurim. Compiled from the notes of Rabbi Hershel Schachter, with supplementary annotations by the editor, this volume contains 41 chapters on the laws of mourning and 33 chapters on the laws of Tisha B'Av. Order now   In the Narrow Places: Daily Inspiration for the Three Weeks Dr. Erica Brown presents a motivational guide for unlocking the spiritual impact of the Three Weeks. An essay for every day of the Three Weeks transforms the somberness of the period into an opportunity for positive introspection and spiritual growth. Order now   The Mind of the Mourner: Individual and Community in Jewish Mourning Dr. Joel B. Wolowelsky highlights the wisdom of halachah in confronting the universal experience of death and mourning. This work demonstrates how the framework of ritual observance addresses communal values and individual needs with deep sensitivity. Order now   To Mourn a Child: Jewish Responses to Neonatal and Childhood Death A compilation of personal accounts from families who have experienced a loss of a child, as well as excerpts from traditional Jewish sources and essays by rabbis, theologians, and healthcare professionals, all of which bear witness to the strength of the human spirit and the redemptive power of Jewish tradition. Edited by Rabbi Jeffrey Saks and Dr. Joel B. Wolowelsky. Order now   Unsubscribe  |   Forward to a Friend  |   Edit/Update Subscription   |   Privacy Policy