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Kavod v’Nichum’s Expired And Inspired: Who may Prepare Whom for Burial?
Living chuppah can serve as family heirloom
Imagine standing under a beautiful, hand-embroidered chuppah that 25 years earlier your parents stood under as they became husband and wife. That is the legacy Los Angeles artist Robin Van Zak hopes to create every time she designs a one-of-a-kind heirloom lace bridal canopy.
Shtetl engagement custom makes modern comeback
The Gaon also weighed in on tenaim plates and demanded they be ceramic, since \”just as a ceramic plate cannot be repaired, so the families should be warned not to renege on their commitments.\”
An incomplete guide to Jewish funerals and burial
While not everyone is jumping on the \’I gotta be me\’ funeral bandwagon, a funny thing is happening on the way to the mortuary. When it comes to thinking about the end of life, be it in the business of funeral homes or in the minds of Jews everywhere, the world is changing.
USC Trojans march for restored Torah; Backyard tashlich in Fairfax
USC Trojans march for restored Torah; backyard tashlich in Fairfax.
Kick Off the Year Rolling in Dough
As most people know, challah is the braided egg-rich loaf of bread that we traditionally eat on the Sabbath and holidays — two loaves of challah at each of the three Shabbat meals.