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Shabbos שבת פ' משפטים, שקלים | Shabbos starts at 5:00 | Shabbos ends at 6:03
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Shabbos Calendar
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Zion & Toba Weiss (nee: Goldberg)on the engagement of their son Hersh Yaakov. Mazel
Tov to the grandparents, Rabbi & Mrs. Osher Weiss(nee: Adler) and Mr. & Mrs. Chaim Boruch Goldberg.
Mr. & Mrs. Yosef & Eva Heller (nee: Kramer) on the engagement of their daughter Miriam.
Mr. & Mrs. Chaim & Tsiri Freund (nee: Abramczyk) on the marriage of their daughter Shoshana. Mazel
Tov to the grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Yaakov & Frieda Abramczyk (nee: Hurwic) and to the great grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Moshe & Rachel Hurwic.
Rabbi & Mrs. Mordechai & Brenda Tober (nee: Lang) on the birth of twin granddaughters in Israel.
Rabbi & Mrs. Chaim Noach & Gila Kleinman on the birth of a daughter.
Rabbi & Mrs. Dovid & Judy Rothschild (nee: Frankel) on the birth of a grandson, son to Mr. & Mrs Tomer & Ruchama Shochat (nee: Rothschild). Mazel Tov to the great-grandmother, Mrs. Clara Frankel.
Rabbi & Mrs. Menachem Meir & Suri Feig on the birth of a son.
Mr. & Mrs. Chaim & Nechama Mucher on the Bar Mitzvah of their son.
Mr. & Mrs. Tzudyk & Ruth Mandelcorn on the Bar Mitzvah of their great-grandson, grandson of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur & Helen Schwartz (nee: Mandelcorn) of Lakewood and son of Mr. & Mrs. Gad & Devorah Elkouby (nee: Schwartz) of Cedarhurst.
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Montreal Community Marks First Yahrtzeit of Rabbi Yitzchak HaCohen Hendel The former head of the Montreal Beth Din |
Throngs of people gathered at Yeshiva Tomchei Temimim on Westbury Sunday Night the 17th of February, to mark the first yahrtzeit of our late Rosh Beth Din and Rabbi of the Lubavitch community of Montreal. Sent by the Lubavitcher Rebbe to lead the Lubavitch community of Montreal, Rabbi Hendel established the Lubavitch community including its yeshivos, day schools, mikvehs, and commenced spreading the word of Torah and Judaism in the days when true Torah in Montreal was hard to find.
Speakers at the yahrtzeit spoke about Rabbi Hendel’s unique capability of drawing all types of Jews to him in times of need and caring for their problems at all times of the day and night. As a Rav who had tremendous knowledge in many fields, including Kashrus, Rabbi Hendel took the lead on many Kashrus issues, visiting plants and facilities bearing MK certification and setting the foundation of Kashrus to be maintained. At all hours of the night, Rabbi Hendel would visit facilities and ensure that the Kashrus procedures were in place. He would often advise the engineers at the plant as to how a certain piece of equipment should be kosherized when they found it difficult to do so.
Never wanting to bother anyone, Rabbi Hendel was insistent that he himself pick out a sefer when he needed one, and that no one else do it on his behalf. His middos were exemplerary and his eidel way of dealing with people and of solving problems is sorely missed by the Montreal community. In addition to Rabbi Hendel’s son from Israel, who spoke about his father’s knowledge of Shulchan Aruch at all levels, especially in the realms of Kashrus and Shabbos, the chief Rabbi of the Beth Din of Montreal, Dayan Y. B. Weiss addressed the packed hall. Rabbi Weiss recollected his dealings with Rabbi Hendel and his gentle way of handling issues and recommending solutions which were always accepted by the Vaad HaRabonim, who had immense respect for Rabbi Hendel and his knowledge.
The writing of a sefer Torah was commissioned at the event and members of the public were invited to write a letter in the sefer Torah and contribute to the writing thereof.
May Rabbi Hendel’s memory be a source of blessing to the entire community.
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