[Aneinu] Tefillos Requested

Thank you for your tfilot. If you can please daven again today for Aryeh Leib Chayim ben Fruma Fayga, who is still hospitalized, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Aneinu Please Daven

Please daven for the sister of a Chicagoan, Shaindel bas Sara Devorah, who is very ill.

Monday, November 24, 2014

Aneinu Name added to Har Nof terror victim - please daven

source: Rabbi Daniel Travis A name was added to Eitan ben Sarah, from now on: Chaim Eitan Ben Sarah

Thursday, November 20, 2014

[Aneinu] Plea from the Widows and Orphans of this weeks tragedy

They are asking that we make an extra effort this Shabbos, IYH to stay away from Machlokes and Lashon Hara, and to have Ahavas Chinam. As we all know, Chatzos is a great way to go into Shabbos calmly, making it much easier to stay away from Machlokes! So Holy Women, keep up the good work! May we be zoche to the Geula Sheleimah, through our Ahavas Chinam! Yael

Wednesday, November 19, 2014

[Aneinu] Sign-Up for Tehillim for Eretz Yisroel

I was given your address from my friend, Layah Bergman. Last night I set up a tehillim spreadsheet given the ongoing events in Israel. People have been signing up to read specific perekim. Layah suggested I send the link to the google doc to you. Thank you, Sarah Gryka A Tehillim spreadsheet has been set up due to the ongoing events in Israel. To sign up, go to the following link:click here to sign up.

[Aneinu] Please Daven - Surgery Wednesday

From an Aneinu member: My husband will be having surgery tomorrow afternoon. His name is Aryeh Leib Chayim ben Fruma Faiga. Thank you in advance for those who can daven for him.

Tuesday, November 18, 2014

RZC Tehillim gathering tonight

Please join the Chicago community for an Achdus Tehillim gathering in response to the situation in Eretz Yisrael and on behalf of the victims of the recent attacks Tonight, Tuesday, November 18, 2014, at Cong. K.I.N.S. 2800 W. North Shore Ave. 8:30 Maariv 8:45 Tehillim The Chicago Rabbinical Council Midwest Agudas Yisroel Council of Synagogue Rabbonim

Aneinu Please Daven for Terror Victims

ruch Dayan Haemet – Rabbi Moshe Twersky – Rosh Kolel Toras Moshe Rabbi Avraham Shmuel Goldberg Rabbi Kalman Ze’ev Levine Rabbi Aryeh Kupinsky     Please daven for the injured in the Har Nof Terror attack:   Avraham Shmuel ben Shaina   Eitan ben Sarah – critical condition   Avraham Shmuel ben Charna   Shmuel Yerucham Ben Baila (Rebetsen Heller’s son-in-law)   Chaim Yechiel Ben Malka   Kalman Zeev Ben Chana  

[Aneinu] Chief Sephardi Rabbi calls on the tzibur to recite Tehillim 121 & 124

Jerusalem Chief Sephardi Rabbi HaGaon HaRav Shlomo Moshe Amar calls on the tzibur to recite Tehillim, perakim 121 and 124 and to recite these perakim in all shuls following all minyanim.

[Aneinu] Please Daven for Har Nof Terror Victims

Please daven for terror victims: Shmuel Yerucham ben Baila Chaim Yechiel ben Malka Avraham Shmuel Ben Shaina

Monday, November 17, 2014

Aneinu Please Daven

I'm not sure if my last email got sent out...so I'm writing again to firstly thank everyone who is davening and/or  saying Tehilim for my brother, Eliyohu Stewart. Although on top of his kidney failure he now also has pneumonia, his condition has very slightly improved, and he's still critical but stable, B"H...Also, Rav Chaim Kanievsky shlit"a said to add the name Refoel. So please daven for a refuah shlaimah for REFOEL Eliyohu Lipman ben Leah. Tizku lemitzvos and may we all share only besuros tovos.please go to here to sign up for tehillim

Sunday, November 16, 2014

[Aneinu] Please Daven - Surgery Tuesday

From an Aneinu member: Please daven for my mother, Chava has Yehudis who is having an operation Tues. .

[Aneinu] Please Daven - Surgery Monday

Please daven for my mother-in-law, Esther bas Raizl, who is having yet another surgery tomorrow/Monday.

OU TORAH Yevamos 31 - Mpeeham Vlo Mpee Ksovom Part 2 By Rabbi Moshe Elefant

Rabbi Elefant brings the Bitzal Chacma Yabia Omer and other Poskim who say that during pezukai dizimra when there a need to interrupt itys better to o it with writing rather then with talking.The Poskim also say between the perakim of krias shema or the Rav ,has to notify someone he is doing something wrong at this time use writing rather then speaking.for the rest of the shiur click here.You will hear the answer about if you areyotza writing sefiras haomer or not?

Aneinu Please Daven for Newborn

Please daven for the granddaughter of an Aneinu member, Rena Nechama Dina bas Rochel Sorah. a newborn who has an infection.

Friday, November 14, 2014

[Aneinu] Please Daven

Please daven for the mother of an Aneinu member, Malka bas Esther who needs a refuah shlema.

OU TORAH The Binding of Isaac(Parshas Vayeira 5775) By Britain's Former Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

“Take your son, your only son, the one you love—Isaac—and go to the land of Moriah. Offer him there as a burnt offering on a mountain I will show you.” Thus begins one of the most famous episodes in the Torah, but also one of the most morally problematic. The conventional reading of this passage is that Abraham was being asked to show that his love for God was supreme. He would show this by being willing to sacrifice the son for whom he had spent a lifetime waiting. Why did God need to “test” Abraham, given that He knows the human heart better than we know it ourselves? Maimonides answers that God did not need Abraham to prove his love for Him. Rather the test was meant to establish for all time how far the fear and love of God must go.[1] On this principle there was little argument. The story is about the awe and love of God. Kierkegaard wrote a book about it, Fear and Trembling,[2] and made the point that ethics is universal. It consists of general rules. But the love of God is particular. It is an I-Thou personal relationship. What Abraham underwent during the trial was, says Kierkegaard, a “teleological suspension of the ethical,” that is, a willingness to let the I-Thou love of God overrule the universal principles that bind humans to one another. Rav Soloveitchik explained the episode in terms of his own well-known characterisation of the religious life as a dialectic between victory and defeat, majesty and humility, man-the-creative-master and man-the-obedient-servant.[3] There are times when “God tells man to withdraw from whatever man desires the most.” We must experience defeat as well as victory. Thus the binding of Isaac was not a once-only episode but rather a paradigm for the religious life as a whole. Wherever we have passionate desire – eating, drinking, physical relationship – there the Torah places limits on the satisfaction of desire. Precisely because we pride ourselves on the power of reason, the Torah includes chukkim, statutes, that are impenetrable to reason.

[Aneinu] Please Daven - Surgery Now!

Please daven for Shimon ben Rivka, a Chicagoan having an 8 hour surgery now.

[Aneinu] Please Daven

Please daven for Chicagoan, Esther Toba bas Elka Golda who is back in the hospital.

Bais Havaad The Daf in Halacha Yevamos daf 32 Meat and milk mixtures in hospitals

Rav Honigwachs says benefit from basar vchalav in hospitals?Depends on if he is getting paid. Rav Shlomo Miller some situations rely on Dagal Mervava Rema asur achila but asur hanah only diuriasa fry and other cases is it considered cooking.Problem feed soup milk and meat.Cheeseburger not considered cooking maybe muter.Microwave soup cooking not min ha torah can be matir shas hadichak.Ask a rav.click here for the rest of the shiur.

[Aneinu] Please Daven for Soldier Terror Victim UPDATE Baruch Dayan Ha'Emes

lease daven for a critically injured soldier who was stabbed today in a terror attack, Almog Asa’el ben Michal אלמוג עשהאל בן מיכל .

[Aneinu] Tefillos Needed

Serious tefilot/prayers needed: Hela bat Revital, a recently married BT living in a new community, is pregnant with TRIPLETS (naturally!--and her first pregnancy). She is having major complications and is now on bed rest. She, her husband, and the babies need prayers for physical well-being. Hela and her husband (David ben Devorah) need tefilot also for emotional well-being and patience for what will hopefully be a very long haul of waiting and --then--exhaustion. PLEASE PRAY for Hela bat Revital, and pass on to all tefila/tehillim groups and prayer chains.

Sunday, November 9, 2014

[Aneinu] Please Daven Now

A couple has been waiting to have a child for 6 years and the wife right now is in the delivery room and the baby's heart stopped beating.. Please can u send out a text to pray for תינוקת בת תמרה/ tinoket bat Tamara

Saturday, November 8, 2014

RABBI SHLOMO CARLEBACH DIVAR TORAH FOR CHAYEI SARAH FOR HIS YORTZEIT

MINCHA YOU KNOW MY DARLING FRIENDS,WHAT IS Yitzchak all about?When it comes to the last few minutes of the day,Yitzchak shows up.Our holy father Yitzchak brought the prayer of mincha down to the world.You see what it is,when I wake up in the morning like Avraham Avinu I have so many gevalt plans for today but when the day is over gevalt I am broken.Let me share with you something so heartbreaking yet so beautiful In the Freidiker Rebbe diary(Sefer HaSichos the year 5708 p.227)he writes that when he was five years old he went on a walk with his father around mincha time,late afternoon.His father the Rashab asked him why is thesun red b/4 it sets?And this is what his father told him.Every morning when the sun begins to shine the sun isaying today I will bring Maschiach,today I will redeem the world.But then, when the day is over and it didn't happen,the sun is ashamed.So the sun gets red with shame.So the prayer of Mincha is whatever you hoped for this day,God says you didn't do it,but I give it to you as a gift.I don't want you to walk away from this day thinking you didn't do anything.for other divar torahs click here to buy on amazon The Torah Commentary of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach: Genesis, Part I

Friday, November 7, 2014

[Aneinu] Please Daven

Please daven for a Chicagoan, Eliyahu Herschel ben Yocheved Avigail.

Thursday, November 6, 2014

[Aneinu] Please Daven for Young Terror Victim UPDATE Baruch Dayan Ha'Emes

Please daven for Shalom Aharon ben Nava. Officials used photos and phone data in the search for the identity of 17-year-old talmid yeshiva Shalom Aaron Ba’adani, who was listed in critical condition in Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital. He was one of the victims in the Jerusalem vehicular terror attack on Wednesday 12 Marcheshvan but had no ID on him. It took officials about nine hours to identify him and locate family members. The phone was found at the scene of the attack and it was first believed to have been dropped by one of the rescue workers. Only later on did they understand the phone belonged to the unidentified victim. Hospital officials provided medical care but explained they were not responsible for identifying the terror victim. Zaka and other relevant organizations began the effort to identify him and notify his family. Shalom’s parents were summoned to the hospital to make a positive identification. He remains in critical condition with a head injury. It appears he was riding a bicycle when the terrorist rammed his vehicle into him. Shalom is a grandson of Rabbi Shimon Ba’adani Shlita, who is a member of Shas’ Moetzas Gedolei Yisrael. As a result visitors to the hospital include members of the Shas party. The tzibur is urged to be mispallel for Shalom Aharon ben Nava bsoch cholei Am Yisrael.

[Aneinu] Tefillos Needed

Please daven for a Chicagoan, Nessie bas Bracha, who is in critical condition

[Aneinu] Please Daven - Surgery Today at 2:00

Please daven for a Chicagoan having surgery today at 2:00 PM, Rachel Zelda bas Chaya Rivka.

[Aneinu] Please Daven for Injured Soldier from Terrorist Attack

Hadassah-Ein Kerem hospital has just reported a worsening in the condition of one of the soldiers who was run over in Gush Etzion by an Arab terrorist. The victim's family has requested the public offer prayers for Moshe Yonatan ben Yikarah. May he have a refuah shelaima b'zoch kol cholei yisroel.

A Gadol in our Midst – a Glimpse into the Great Personality of Rav Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg, zt”l. IS AT KESHER STAM

YWN Our generation was blessed with the opportunity to behold one of the greatest American Torah figures in history, Rav Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg, zt”l. Transforming himself from a baseball-playing New York youth to a revered rosh yeshivah among the elite heads of Torah Jewry, he demonstrated by personal example what a person can become when he dedicates himself toward pure Torah learning. Click here for discount. Anecdotes, Advice, and Piskei Halachah of Harav Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg, zt"l The life of the legendary gaon Rav Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg, zt”l, spanned much more than just a century of time. Every moment of his life was utilized toward learning and teaching Torah, observing each and every mitzvah in the best way possible, developing his own sterling character, and assisting others with their difficulties. He was -- and remains -- an extraordinary personage and a symbol of our own potential to achieve greatness. Our generation was blessed with the opportunity to behold one of the greatest American Torah figures in history, Rav Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg, zt”l. Transforming himself from a baseballplaying New York youth to a revered rosh yeshivah among the elite heads of Torah Jewry, he demonstrated by personal example what a person can become when he dedicates himself to pure Torah learning. Yet, with all of his greatness, he didn’t become aloof; he was always available -- with his trademark smile -- for every Jew who sought his p’sak, advice or encouragement. Thanks to his close talmid, Rabbi Shmuel Assayag, Rav Scheinberg’s precious legacy has been preserved with this collection of enriching anecdotes, advice and piskei halachah. Covering a wide range of topics from guidance on proper conduct in yeshivah, interpersonal relationships and raising children, to practical rulings on common halachic queries, A Gadol in Our Midst will treat readers to a glimpse into the great personality of this gadol and his balanced approach to halachah and life. About the author: Rabbi Shmuel Assayag was born and raised in Toronto, Canada. He attended the Yesodei Hatorah cheder and then, for high school, learned in Yeshivas Nachalas Tzvi. Afterwards, when he traveled to Eretz Yisrael, he learned in Yeshivas Shaarei Chaim, located in the Torah Ore building, and a few years later joined Yeshivas Torah Ore, where he currently learns in kollel. He lives with his family in the Mattersdorf section of Yerushalayim. (From Judacia Press)

Czuker Edition Hebrew Chumash Mikra'os Gedolos Sefer Bereishis IS AT KESHER STAM

EVERYTHING HAS VOWELS.Makes a great companion to OU'S SHNYAM MIKRA PROJECT. Newly typeset - Fully menukad - It will enhance the way you learn Chumash. •Every word of every commentary is menukad, with the rashei teivos spelled out •The text of every commentary has undergone thorough review and diligent research, based on manuscripts and early printings •Each haftarah has an introduction explaining its connection to the parashah or the special day on which it is read •Torah readings for appropriate festivals, Rosh Chodesh and fast days, with haftaros •Full color explanatory maps, charts and illustrations •Newly typeset, user-friendly page design •Specially milled, acid-free, lightweight opaque paper •Incredibly durable, state-of-the-art, reinforced library binding •Classic Mikra'os Gedolos Commentaries: Targum Onkelos, Targum Yonasan, Targum Yerushalmi, Rashi, Ramban, Rashbam, Ibn Ezra, Daas Zekeinim, Baal HaTurim, Sforno, Kli Yakar, Or Hachaim, Sifsei Chachamim •Added Commentaries: Rabbeinu Bachya, Chizkuni •Commentaries on the Haftaros and Megillos Rashi, Radak, Metzudas David and Metzudas Zion on the Haftaros; Rashi on the Megillos •New Additions Appearing on the Page: Likkutei Bavli V'Yerushalmi — An original comprehensive compilation, succinctly citing relevant texts from Talmud Bavli and Talmud Yerushalmi where a pasuk is discussed. Likkutei Metzudos — An innovative collection, providing the explanation of difficult words as they are interpreted by Metzudas Zion and Metzudas David throughout Nevi'im and Kesuvim.(From Artscroll)

Rav Wolbe on Chumash Insights of Rav Shlomo Wolbe on the weekly Torah readings and the Festivals By Rabbi Yitzchok Caplan IS AT KESHER STAM

The eternal wisdom of Torah... seen through the eyes of a master of Mussar. Rav Shlomo Wolbe zt'l — "The Mashgiach" — was one of the towering Torah personalities of the twentieth century, the quintessential educator who helped take the torch of the pre-war Mussar Movement and reignite it in the modern world. His teachings and his many sefarim, including Alei Shur, are classics of Jewish thought and hashkafah, studied and beloved throughout the Torah world. For decades, Rav Wolbe gave regular discourses on the Torah, focusing his penetrating insight, broad knowledge, and profound understanding on the weekly parashah. In Rav Wolbe on Chumash Rabbi Yitzchok Caplan, Rav Wolbe's grandson, has collected Rav Wolbe's teachings, both from his weekly lectures and from his many sefarim, and melded them into a deep and yet accessible Torah work. Rav Wolbe's every word was a mussar message, guiding us to greater self-awareness and growth, and affording us a better understanding of our own lives through the perspective of authentic Torah tradition. In these beautifully expressed essays we clearly hear the voices of Torah greats, from the Vilna Gaon to Rav Dessler, from Ramban to Rav Yerucham. And, of course, we hear the gentle and yet penetrating tones of The Mashgiach, Rav Wolbe, as he shares the treasures of the Torah's words. Rav Wolbe on Chumash is a perfect book for the Shabbos table, or for any time we want to follow the wise guidance of this revered master of mussar.(From Artscroll)