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Tag: Social Justice Commission
The American Altar
A poetic commentary and reflection on A Racial Justice Vidui/Confessional for 5785/2024's High Holiday Season.
Rabbi-Cantor Michael McCloskey
,
Social Justice Commission
October 8, 2024
Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur in Synagogue
A Social Justice HaRachaman
God wants us to act and open our hearts. This prayer reminds us that when we do justice work, we are doing G!d’s work.
Rabbi Dr. J.B. Sacks
September 23, 2024
Blessings
Daily Living
Promoting Isaiah On Yom Kippur
Engaging with Operation Isaiah is a demand to eliminate the scourge of hunger. May we see the day when healthy food is available to all.
Rabbi Daniel J. Isaak
,
Social Justice Commission
September 23, 2024
Food
High Holidays
Social Justice Commission High Holiday Reader 5785
Our tradition teaches: the sound of the shofar can literally break down the walls, both physical and spiritual. It can shatter complacency and indifference.
Social Justice Commission
September 23, 2024
High Holidays
Holidays
Approaching Tashlikh: Casting Off Racism
May our casting of the bread upon the waters lead to a concerted common effort to confront and confound racism throughout the New Year.
Rabbi Dr. J.B. Sacks
,
Social Justice Commission
September 23, 2024
High Holidays
Holidays
Hagar, Enslaved Woman
May these Days of Awe help us understand more deeply and act more forcefully on behalf of the enslaved and marginalized in our society.
Rabbi Amy Eilberg
,
Social Justice Commission
September 22, 2024
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