L.I.T.N. wishes you and your family
a wonderful Pesach!
a wonderful Pesach!
Passover begins with the close of Shabbat on Saturday, March 27th and continues until nightfall Sunday, April 4th.
*Please note: The permissible time for eating of Chometz ends on Saturday morning.
The latest time for eating Chometz in Huntington, NY is 10:30 am.
For more information regarding the significance and observance of Passover, please click here.
*Please note: The permissible time for eating of Chometz ends on Saturday morning.
The latest time for eating Chometz in Huntington, NY is 10:30 am.
For more information regarding the significance and observance of Passover, please click here.
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To learn about the meaning, observances, and traditions of Sukkos, please click here
L.I.T.N. wishes you and your family
a wonderful Shavuos holiday!
a wonderful Shavuos holiday!
The holiday of Shavuos - which begins at sundown Thursday, May 28th and continues until nightfall Saturday, May 30th - marks the anniversary of the Revelation on Mt. Sinai and the giving of the Torah.
On this day - the 6th of the month of Sivan - just over 3300 years ago, the Jewish nation surrounded Mt. Sinai. The mountain was trembling and ablaze. Thunder, lightning and the powerful sound of the shofar filled the air. The entire nation of 2.5 million people perceived the Divine Presence and heard the voice of G-d Himself utter the first two of the Ten Commandments.
On this day, when G-d's gift of the Holy Torah was joyfully accepted, an eternal covenant was sealed between G-d and the Jewish nation. Indeed, the Revelation on Mt. Sinai is compared to a wedding ceremony and the holiday of Shavuos marks the anniversary of this eternal loving union between us and Hashem.
On this day - the 6th of the month of Sivan - just over 3300 years ago, the Jewish nation surrounded Mt. Sinai. The mountain was trembling and ablaze. Thunder, lightning and the powerful sound of the shofar filled the air. The entire nation of 2.5 million people perceived the Divine Presence and heard the voice of G-d Himself utter the first two of the Ten Commandments.
On this day, when G-d's gift of the Holy Torah was joyfully accepted, an eternal covenant was sealed between G-d and the Jewish nation. Indeed, the Revelation on Mt. Sinai is compared to a wedding ceremony and the holiday of Shavuos marks the anniversary of this eternal loving union between us and Hashem.
Tonight!
Join us!
Music and Inspiration
A zoom online event
Though this Pesach is different and we may be physically separated from each other, in these trying times, it is all that much more important for us to come together. Let's join together with Rabbi Mendel Becker for an evening of song, music and inspiration. Let's celebrate Pesach together, let's pray for healing and strength together and let us grow together.
Monday Evening, April 13th
8:00 pm
Zoom information will be sent via email.
If you have not received the information, please email us at info@longislandtorah.org
Monday Evening, April 13th
8:00 pm
Zoom information will be sent via email.
If you have not received the information, please email us at info@longislandtorah.org
We will open the program tonight with a short recitation of a chapter from psalms
and a prayer for those who are ill.
Please click here to view or download a Hebrew and English copy of the chapter.
(we will be reciting chapter 121)
and a prayer for those who are ill.
Please click here to view or download a Hebrew and English copy of the chapter.
(we will be reciting chapter 121)
L.I.T.N. wishes you and your family
a wonderful Pesach!
a wonderful Pesach!
Passover begins at sundown* Wednesday, April 8th and continues until nightfall Thursday, April 16th.
*Please note: The eating of Chometz ends earlier on Wednesday morning.
The latest time for eating Chometz in Huntington, NY is 10:45 am.
For more information regarding the significance and observance of Passover, please click here.
*Please note: The eating of Chometz ends earlier on Wednesday morning.
The latest time for eating Chometz in Huntington, NY is 10:45 am.
For more information regarding the significance and observance of Passover, please click here.
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