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SPECIAL DAY – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
SPECIAL DAY – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon “No, not today. Today is a special day in our family, it’s the anniversary of ….“ How many times did you hear that? Family histories give us various kinds of annual occasions. Birthdays, … Continue reading →
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You had a Question? By Rabbi Baruch Cohon
You had a Question? By Rabbi Baruch Cohon Many doctrines don’t want to be challenged. Whether religious, political or psychological, their protagonists fully expect to proclaim these doctrines – to teach them – without ever having to defend them. A … Continue reading →
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Sidelights of Jewish Learning by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
Sidelights of Jewish learning A daily excursion into the world of the Talmud called Daf Yomi – “A page a day”– yields important insights that I can recommend. Note that Talmudic pages run about 14” long on each side, … Continue reading →
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New Book “Learning Torah All Over Again” by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY We at Cohon Memorial Foundation are happy to announce the publication of a new book by our Vice President, Rabbi Baruch Cohon. Entitled “LEARNING TORAH – All over again?” and subtitled “The newest look at the … Continue reading →
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THE DAY AFTER THE HOLIDAY by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
z THE DAY AFTER THE HOLIDAY As happens every year, on the eve of the Shavuot festival we had a nighttime learning session. Subject matter was Jewish law, since Shavuot celebrates our ancestors receiving the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai. … Continue reading →
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